Top 5 Red Pill Men - Who are yours?

[Dash Riprock]

We all should have, and are never too "old" to have, goal models. So here are my top 5 Red Pill MEN (not f*ukcing "boys") of All-Time (Criteria: passion, masculinity, IDGAF attitude, leadership, integrity, their own man, legacy, physical game/mental game):

1- Brett Favre
2- Clint Eastwood
3- John Wayne
4- Vin Diesl
5- Arnold Schwarzenegger

Honorable Mention:
-Mike Ditka
-Ken Shamrock
-Walter Payton

 

[ImTheDoubleGreatest!]

Me. Who gives af about anyone else?

 

[claudolfgeorgini]

Most guys like the ones you mentioned had real life role models (their dad, old coach, big brother, favorite teacher)
Go out and find people who inspire you. People you can actually talk to.
My top 5 are a bunch of guys that I knew growing up. I was able to learn all sorts of things through them.

 

[Bible_Belt]

He had his hand mangled in a farm accident as a child...then later discovered that mangled hand could throw a wicked curve ball and he became one of the greatest baseball pitchers of all time. He ranks 3rd in career ERA among all hall of fame pitchers to date. https://baseballhall.org/hall-of-famers/brown-mordecai

 

[Spidah]

Vin Diesel is red pill? Since when?

 

[Dash Riprock]

Me. Who gives af about anyone else?

Why?

Because success leaves footprints.

 

[Dash Riprock]

Most guys like the ones you mentioned had real life role models (their dad, old coach, big brother, favorite teacher)

A lot of people have this and all sorts of advantages and still do nothing with them. It takes a high level of physical and mental toughness to reach the top--in anything. Not sure what your band of buds have accomplished in life, maybe a lot, but probably not.

 

[zekko]

He had his hand mangled in a farm accident as a child...then later discovered that mangled hand could throw a wicked curve ball and he became one of the greatest baseball pitchers of all time. He ranks 3rd in career ERA among all hall of fame pitchers to date. https://baseballhall.org/hall-of-famers/brown-mordecai

Damn, that's going back a ways.

I'm not a big baseball fan, and the NFL is the sh!t these days. But I'm kind of glad I grew up in a time where baseball was still hanging on to its "national pastime" claim. It had a different feel back then, and when I was a kid it seemed important to follow it. Now, not so much, but I watch a little on occasion.

 

[Fzatf]

My list has some fiction role models but
1) Bill Burr
2) James Bond
3) Matrim Cauthon from Wheel of Time
4) Leonardo DiCaprio
5) a buddy of mine who dates a lot of hotties

Some of these may not necessarily be red pill but they live good lives in charge of their own lives and date hot women.

 

[ImTheDoubleGreatest!]

Why?

Because success leaves footprints.

Maybe I think differently. I follow my own footsteps, not anyone else's. I am an individual. I don't follow one particular group or ideology, rather I take parts from them all and make them my own.

 

[Red Legg]

Chuck Mawhinney (the sniper killer) In his book he said that he learned women are waaay more ruthless than men.The Vietcong had one women each in their infantry units that loved to torture captured GI's by cutting their balls off and other slow torture sh!t,he said these women were ruthless and were feared he killed one of the worst ones.2) George Washington,3) General Patton 4)Trump 5) John Wayne

 

[RichardTheFrog]

I could care less.

 

[BeExcellent]

Here's my top 5:

1. My father
2. My great great uncle
3. My grandfather
4. John Wayne
5. Winston Churchill

Honorable Mentions:
1. Ronald Reagan
2. General George Patton
3. Department chairman who was my boss's boss at my first job after college
4. My buddy in Las Vegas
5. An English physician I know who is married to a friend of mine

For what it's worth I think that the closer the people are to you in relation or proximity the bigger influence they have on your life and your sphere. I saw up close and personal how red pill men conduct themselves years before the term came into being, and before feminism managed to neuter societal constructs. Masculine men still exist and I'm all for resurgence of them.

Cheers, Gents.

 

[Dash Riprock]

Love it!

In a major Red Pill election on SS, John Wayne may get the win and deservedly so!

I would still still vote for Brett Favre. Man's man. Tough as nails. Takes no s*hit. Top performer. STRONG leader. Passionate. Fun.

 

[RichardTheFrog]

Love it!

In a major Red Pill election on SS, John Wayne may get the win and deservedly so!

I would still still vote for Brett Favre. Man's man. Tough as nails. Takes no s*hit. Top performer. STRONG leader. Passionate. Fun.

Brett Favre was involved in a controversy for sending lewd texts to a cheerleader. What makes him different than anyone else?

 

[R.U.G.]

Danny Trejo
Steve McQueen
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Brock Lesner
Ken Shamrock

 

[Dash Riprock]

Brett Favre was involved in a controversy for sending lewd texts to a cheerleader. What makes him different than anyone else?

Allegedly. Never proven.

 

[Dash Riprock]

Danny Trejo
Steve McQueen
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Brock Lesner
Ken Shamrock

Good list. Steve McQueen. I thought about him too.

 

[Bible_Belt]

In 1937, the last full year of his career, Lou Gehrig was playing while battling a crippling neurological disease that would later bear his name. And he still batted .295 - he was that good. Early the next season he removed himself voluntarily from the lineup, then retired and gave his famous speech at Yankee Stadium. The disease had progressed by that time so much that his teammates had to help him up the dugout steps and onto the field. He died two years later.

 

[Designer Man]

I want the sauve way of Frank Lucas portrayed by Denzel Washington. He is fearless and powerful. Women love him and he has an aura about him that screams success.

I don't mean his lifestyle and what he done. I mean his persona, his way.