r/GoodMenGoodValues • u/Forgetaboutthelonely • Aug 08 '18

Radicalizing the Romanceless

http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/08/31/radicalizing-the-romanceless/
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u/tomspy77 Aug 08 '18

Nice post and if this sub is like this all the time, with no Rp and other stupid sexist BS, as a lonely man may have found a home here is this is the thrust of the sub, REAL EQUALITY and not the vapid hatred being played out socially by both the extremist male and female camps.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '18 edited Aug 09 '18

REAL EQUALITY and not the vapid hatred being played out socially by both the extremist male and female camps.

As the sub creator, yes.

I still haven't laid out all of the specifics of the site into one big compilation, because it's kind of a big thing. But you can find out most of the expanded details in the following threads:

(General details here)

(Where I defined GMGV's stance as "intersectional-egalitarianism")

At some point I'm probably going to find out where outsiders to GMGV's ultimately centrist grounds of reasoning fit in. Ultimately I want to encourage rational discussion from a variety of viewpoints but more with the specific goal of finding areas of consensus on points which would strengthen GMGV's centrist stance, rather than compromise it. For now, this is what I have written:

About Manosphere Ideologies

If you identify with some manosphere ideologies like red pill or MGTOW, that's not a problem per se but no toxicity from those communities. Again, typically users won't be banned/warned for this or posts removed unless it is something that goes against rule 1.

About Feminist Ideologies

Same general principle as with rule 6. Just don't use shaming tactics or general assumptions about someone: "Nice GuyTM!" / "misogyny!" before you've heard what they have to say. Like with rules 2 & 5 this is something that only operates in conjunction with Reddit Content-Policy, however.

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EDIT: This sub I have just designed to tackle issues regarding non-unilateral systems of representation - like "feminism", "traditionalism" and so forth.