Post: #1

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/...y-science/

Is a growing minority finally getting tired of listening to women publically pat eachother on the back? Nat Geo isn't the sort of place I'd expect to see red pill sentiment espoused.

Post: #2

The best part is the white knight "Chris Crawford"doing battle in the comment sections on behalf of all the fair maidens .

Post: #3

LOL @ that Chris Crawford character in the comments. What a fucking chump. Dude pretends only men have to deal with growing up - i.e. only men have to confront father figures and learn to "deal with hierachies." This sort of hard blue-pill bullshit I see everyday. Just the other day, I was reading some book at a local bar about gender. Clinton's former Labor Secretary was writing that he was a feminist because "women don't have power issues like men, they cooperate and work towards goals as equals." He said they were vital to the workplace because they will vastly increase productivity.

Have these asswipes ever gotten laid? to To me, even when I was blue-pill, I notice how striking and rigid female hierarchies are.

Post: #4

The article is awful, and the comments are just as bad. There are several white knights dilligently at work like worker drones. If there is any sort of public anger over a respected magazine spreading such bullshit, I don't see it.

Post: #5

Oh fuck. We gotta troll the fuck outta that Crawford guy. PM me if your in.

Post: #6

I get a headache reading these sorts of articles. It is like trying to pick holes in a horoscope.