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Men are not influenced by ANDREW TATE; they believe ANDREW TATE because what he says reflects their lived experiences.
Men are not like women who are easily influenced, they have minds of their own. What he says resonates because, to them, it feels factual. That’s why, when he is brought into debates, he defends his views with logic and stands firmly by his words.
Can you put many of these feminists online in the same position and expect them to defend their statements?
In most cases, they cannot. You can see how retarded and childish some of them sound in debates, especially when facing people like Jordan Peterson.
The red pill movement has helped many men become more self-aware. It encourages them to invest wisely, choose partners carefully, expect reciprocity, and think logically rather than emotionally.
It has also pushed discussions around topics like paternity fraud and DNA testing….subjects many men feel were never openly addressed before.
Additionally, it has given many men the confidence to challenge feminist ideas publicly, especially on platforms like Twitter. A few years ago, doing so mostly led to immediate backlash, but now more memn are openly questioning ideas they find flawed and engaging in debates. The red pill is needed for men to become more aware, improve themselves, and better understand female nature.
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What opinion will get you in this position?
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