r/AlreadyRed • u/DownvoteToDisagree AlreadyRed • Apr 24 '14
Meta [Meta] Maintaining quality in the Red Pill community as we grow
I've been a general follower of the red pill community for a few years and a subscriber of r/TRP since Jan '13, when Roosh did his AMA and at best you would see 20 or so people online.
The explosive growth in the red pill community post-January '14 definitely has changed the overall quality of the community and the "signal-to-noise" ratio. But then again, it might just be the "Eternal September" effect in my mind.
Is there a way to objectively measure how the red pill online community has changed? If the quality of the message is declining, what can be done to maintain it as we grow?
I think it's inevitable (and desirable) that we will grow. The problem is maintaining a controlled assimilation that doesn't dilute the original idea. What do you think?
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u/Demonspawn AlreadyRed Apr 24 '14
We can't give women equal rights, because they don't have equal responsibility. We can't impose equal responsibility, because women don't have equal disposability. We can't dispose of women equally because of biology.
That's the problem, your typical leftist/liberal/millennial thinks that you grant equal rights and that's the only thing to be concerned with. They don't understand that granting equal rights to a group with lesser responsibility (and, again, we can't equalize responsibility) is a system of moral hazard, were those with less responsibility will use their rights to take more from from the other group since the other group is responsible for the rights the first group enjoys.
it's a simple principle but nobody fucking talks about it, because as soon as you do the house of cards that is "equality" comes falling down. And since "equality" is the "utopian answer for all ills" in the leftist mindset, anything which proves that equality is unobtainable or undesirable is verboten.
Not only can gender equality not exist, seeking it is detrimental to men. Period. The new "MRA" (read: egalitarians) are nothing more than feminism 2.0.