Thanks to all who voted.
A third of us still have compassion for women. The rest delight in their suffering.
>The rest delight in their suffering.
I wouldn't go that far. I'm just indifferent as I don't consider myself a citizen in my own country anymore.
I'm focused on planing my escape
@basedbagel That might be so, but I'm not trying to accommodate for every nuance position
I was one of the 1/3 who voted for compassion. My attitude towards women is based in the truth and reality of their limits, not in retribution for all the evil shit they've done and the shitshow we live in now.
When the 19th inevitably gets repealed, either through war, collapse or less violent means, my attitude will always be the best basis on which to create new laws about women.
Rinse and repeat until we finally accept reality.
>I was one of the 1/3 who voted for compassion.
.... SIMP lol 😂 jk
>not in retribution for all the evil shit they've done and the shitshow we live in now.
I respect your balanced view but some of these hoes are straight demonic and retribution is well overdue for them.
>Rinse and repeat until we finally accept reality.
God willing I live to see women lose their rights. I'll be the old man comedian telling tales about how awful women used to be
@UncleIroh
True but a lot of my generation is too busy with immediate needs or being black pill asking other men to rate their facial structure.
It's a sad State of affairs but I think I'll make it out
To get back to a healthy society, compassion will be needed. We are not there yet.
But this group of men see the limits of women. That they aren't competent to lead themselves. So maturity is happening. At least in this group.
@basedbagel @redmaple
Be prepared for meaningful change to only occur on a timeline measured in generations.
It will take about 2 generations to turn this ship around, which is why young men need to be thinking long-term, i.e. what kind of world do I want my grandkids to live in?