Has anyone watched "The Red Pill" movie?

[El Payaso]

The one produced by Cassie Jaye: http://theredpillmovie.com/

What did you think?

 

[Roober]

hmmm.... why is there so much talk about rape? that has nothing to do with the red pill... looks interesting though

 

[zekko]

Haven't seen it, but the trailer looks interesting.

Roober, false rape accusations, and even depicting regular consensual sex as rape, are men's rights issues. Feminists want men to stop and ask permission at every step, but we all know how well that goes over.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

Haven't seen it, but the trailer looks interesting.

Roober, false rape accusations, and even depicting regular consensual sex as rape, are men's rights issues. Feminists want men to stop and ask permission at every step, but we all know how well that goes over.

They just want to stop sex completely or any normal male-female interactions within traditional gender roles over the last 1000's of years. There are some of them who are saying that sex is basically rape.

If you did have to ask for sex at each stage in the process, how much would that turn a female on? It would turn her off, this is why feminist know if they can get this to pass they have killed even more of the male population from sex.

 

[El Payaso]

They just want to stop sex completely or any normal male-female interactions within traditional gender roles over the last 1000's of years. There are some of them who are saying that sex is basically rape.

If you did have to ask for sex at each stage in the process, how much would that turn a female on? It would turn her off, this is why feminist know if they can get this to pass they have killed even more of the male population from sex.

Feminists are saying that consent should be asked at every step because it goes back to the basic premise that what women say they want and what they actually respond to are two completely different things.

 

[Desdinova]

It hasn't shown up in my city yet (mainly because there's no CAFE branch here), but it was banned in Ottawa

http://equalitycanada.com/theredpill/

 

[El Payaso]

It hasn't shown up in my city yet (mainly because there's no CAFE branch here), but it was banned in Ottawa

http://equalitycanada.com/theredpill/

It is available on digital streaming services like Google Play and iTunes: https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/The_Red_Pill?id=_mB13NV7rY0&hl=en

The blu-ray and dvd is also on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Red-Pill-Blu...f5-20&linkId=eb6a5deecf49705c864aab8e116e3665

 

[ImTheDoubleGreatest!]

Rothschilds are gonna pissed off at this. No way it'll make it to mainstream.

 

[logicallefty]

Feminists are saying that consent should be asked at every step because it goes back to the basic premise that what women say they want and what they actually respond to are two completely different things.

Its a hindsight thing for them. In hindsight if they enjoyed the sex, then it was Ok that you didn't ask. But if they didn't enjoy it, you were required to ask and if you didn't, now it's rape.

When I hear things like this I am grateful that I have somewhat of a low sex drive relative to many men. My dad was the same way and my mother HATED it. Once a week is plenty for me. Once every two will do the job. I don't have to have sex regularly enough where I have to bow down and submit to these new found rules about it. I have a GF now and its all good. But when I am single, anymore I go back to my same regular FWBs who are as safe as any and get what I need. Hunting new women is getting so dangerous. It's becoming a nasty game with far too much at stake, a man's freedom.

 

[zekko]

It hasn't shown up in my city yet (mainly because there's no CAFE branch here), but it was banned in Ottawa

Damn. If you don't like what people are saying, shut it down, I guess.

Just from the trailer, the only thing from the Men's Rights side that I don't totally agree with, is the bit about how they only want men in combat. I mean, they're right, and it's not fair, but it's mainly the men who want to wage war in the first place. It's part of our natural aggression. So yeah, the men are protecting the women, but they're protecting them from other men.

 

[Serenity]

Feminists are saying that consent should be asked at every step because it goes back to the basic premise that what women say they want and what they actually respond to are two completely different things.

Consent at every stage, that's just awkward. Whatever happened to go until you get a no, that just feels a lot more natural.

If a woman demanded I'd ask for every single little thing I would have told her to go fvck herself.

Gotta watch that movie though, I'm curious.

 

[ImTheDoubleGreatest!]

http://1movies.tv/film/the-red-pill-2016/

Just exit out of the pop-ups and you'll be fine.

 

[wifehunter]

I'm glad the issue is getting attention. Not sure, if it will do any good. Ladies have been wearing he pants for so long... Is there any hope they'll grow a brain, and realize we're not equal, and never will be?

 

[zekko]

A feminist making a documentary about men's rights?
I think I'd rather watch paint dry or the grass grow lol

Feminism found growth by finding men who would support their cause.
It may take women to take up the men's rights cause for it to be seen as legitimate by the mainstream.

 

[zekko]

Men wanting sympathy from women are misguided.

Men's rights stuff is boring. And a feminist filtering and validating that through her own little brain is doubly so.

It looks interesting to me, but we don't all find the same things entertaining.
Documentaries are one of my favorite genres.
I was reading in the comments section of Vimeo though, that after making this movie, the woman says at the end she can no longer call herself a feminist.

 

[ImTheDoubleGreatest!]

Just watched it. Feminist turned non-feminist. They talk about all the issues men face because that **** would take forever, but they talk about domestic violence, mysandry in the legal system, and then some other stuff. You know what's something funny that I learned? Erin Pizzey, founder of the first domestic violence shelter in the world became an MRA. And because of that, her own company kicked her out from it and she is no longer able to step foot in the shelter she bought or speak anywhere about anything. Feelsbad(wo)man

 

[bigneil]

Feminists are saying that consent should be asked at every step because it goes back to the basic premise that what women say they want and what they actually respond to are two completely different things.

Does that mantra apply to what the feminists themselves say?

 

[SteR]

What's interesting is that the girl who originally made this was a strong feminist. Apparently during the filming she was intent on proving how men's rights were a joke and women were the victims.

The irony is she's completely changed her views now - she actually sides with men on the issues. Take a look:

 

[Augustus_McCrae]

Just watched it. Feminist turned non-feminist. They talk about all the issues men face because that **** would take forever, but they talk about domestic violence, mysandry in the legal system, and then some other stuff. You know what's something funny that I learned? Erin Pizzey, founder of the first domestic violence shelter in the world became an MRA. And because of that, her own company kicked her out from it and she is no longer able to step foot in the shelter she bought or speak anywhere about anything. Feelsbad(wo)man

I plan to watch it when I can. Rollo Tomassi's take is that it's the story of a woman's "journey" (Cassie Jaye's) to enlightenment about the red pill.

So the movie to some degree becomes about her, which is an example of female solipsism.

-Augustus-

 

[El Payaso]

Does that mantra apply to what the feminists themselves say?

In most cases, yes.