The Red Pill Movie, Is It Worth Our Time?

[ArcParticipant 350]

I haven’t seen this movie. From what I can tell it is a documentary about the Men’s Rights Movement told from a “former” feminist’s perspective (Cassie Jaye) where she talks with Men’s Rights Activists like Paul Elam and feminazis like Chanty Binx (Big Red) about what the Men’s Rights Movement is. I know that MRA’s like Paul are mostly traditionalists that are desperately trying to keep men from completely walking away but also acknowledge that feminism is what is beating men down. It pains me to say that I think MRA’s are “Uncle Toms” and have been trying to broker a deal with women so then they can at least have a platform and maybe in the future a small concession (rather than tackle the bigger issues in one swoop, like no fault divorce, or domestic violence policies, or listen and believe policies), this is painfully obvious since they let a “former” feminist make this video for them. My question is, is this movie even an honest representation of the issues that MRA’s are even fighting for? I mean, they are letting feminists, of all people, tell their perspective on the issue despite how unhinged that perspective will be. Is this movie even worth a man’s time, let alone a MGTOW’s time?

The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout "Save us!"... and I'll whisper "no."

[KeymasterKeymaster]

Arc wrote:

Is this movie even worth a man’s time, let alone a MGTOW’s time?

Only you can decide, but I read a member’s comment that he was emotionally moved by the film. It introduces the “red pill” to the larger % of population of extreme morons. Here’s one of them now . . . .

In 2007,she was convicted of intentional assault after shooting a member of her entourage, and sentenced to eight years in the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women. She lost an appeal in 2011 and was released on parole on August 1, 2014. Any questions?

She is definitely NOT worth a second of your time – let alone a MGHOW’s time – but she wants a minute of yours, and will get all up-in-your-stuff about it. The “Red Pill” movie enjoyed 5 star reviews on it’s first day of release and made the Oscar list of documentary contenders.

^ This ignorant bitch never will.

The red pill movie is ABOUT the red-pill man. Not FOR the red-pill man.
And as they say in Hollywood …. “We don’t LOOK. We are looked AT”.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[Anonymous 42]

^^^I wouldn’t think twice about dropping her in a vat of acid! To make the acid 10x stronger of course…

[KeymasterKeymaster]

Arc wrote:

From what I can tell

At least you’re willing to look at it. This f~~~-ugly feminist “womens’ studies professor” went on an interview to say it’s about “men having sexual access to women’s bodies”. You have to see the way the old hag can’t even put the f~~~ing sentence together. Can’t believe this degree of stupid is roaming the streets.

Doesn’t even know the difference between “the red pill” and PORN.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[SmeeParticipant 228]

Depends on what you want.

You comment on it, without watching it – that’s a bad start.

I have watched it, and I didn’t learn anything new, but that is only because I’m already ‘red pill’ and know the issues.

Anyone new to the concepts will learn from it.

Anyone ignorant of the concepts may learn too, if they can be open minded enough to watch it.

The second clip with the Canadian lecturer calling it about being pro rape etc is actually good for us.

She shows how ignorant, uneducated and closed minded people will believe anything and my sons will be watching both videos.

First ‘Red Pill’ with a discussion afterwards, and then that idiots interview on Canadian telly, with a secondary discussion.

My boys may be 21 and 18, but I need to protect them from a society that just wants to hurt them.

I’ll ask them about their views on the film and then use the Canadian idiots interview to show how ‘evil’, and I use the word knowingly, that the feminist culture is.

My view is that this documentary has a light enough touch and does not cover all the issues, but has been done in a way that would best open up discussion in a way that some more tradcon women may start to realise what is actually happening.

I originally thought that they could have covered so much more and had much more statistical input and verification. Hindsight is a wonderful thing and I think what your seeing is a womans point of view spun onto the problems.
To make woman understand you need to go to the emotional, less facts and statistics and more touchy feely.

This documentary has been done by a woman for women to watch and that is why I think most of us may feel a little disappointed by it.

I think it is an introduction to the issues only and is more ‘softly, softly catchee monkey’ and as such has a better chance when viewed, by women.

I intend obtaining some copies and posting them to various females in my life circle, some maybe anonymously.

My personal viewpoint, which may seem contrary to MGTOW philosophy, is maybe this is a good start.

For £3.49 to watch once or £7.99 to buy on yahoo, what’s the problem ? I think it is worth a watch,

With all respect Brothers.

Smee Again

[ArcParticipant 350]

Keymaster wrote:

Can’t believe this degree of stupid is roaming the streets.

Don’t make the mistake of writing these people off as stupid. It is more comforting for you to think that, but don’t. She and others like her know what they are doing. They know they are willfully deceiving people with the express purpose of harming men to benefit women. The painful truth is that they are terrible people and they currently outnumber us.

The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout "Save us!"... and I'll whisper "no."

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

I just have a hard time financially supporting a woman who claims to be a “former feminist.” Make no mistake here, 99% of women are feminists who crave “independence” and rebellion to some degree or another.

If a man had made this documentary, it would never have been made public.

[Truthseeker82Participant 6406]

Whether one believes Cassie is a unicorn or not – she deserves recognition for having the temerity to go where she did.

[MGTOW KnightParticipant 7477]

Truthseeker82 wrote:

Whether one believes Cassie is a unicorn or not – she deserves recognition for having the temerity to go where she did.

The fact that she was objective and gave all sides a fair chance to discuss the issue is commendable on her part. I think this is a step in the right direction, but this is only the beginning. Much more needs to be done to rectify the damage feminism has caused.

Fuck bitches... literally and metaphorically

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

I say it’s our turn now as men. Time to do the same thing she did and rise up and take back what has always been ours. The gynocracy has been around long enough, and it’s time we expose them even more so.

[ArcParticipant 350]

MGTOW Knight wrote:

The fact that she was objective and gave all sides a fair chance to discuss the issue is commendable on her part.

Well that’s the thing isn’t it. Was she REALLY objective? Based on what I saw from the trailers for this thing she actually let radical (every) feminist bitches preach their unhinged view on the Men’s Rights Movement and actually humored it like it was some legitimate stance on a real issue. Tell me, why should anyone have to include a bunch of liars to talk about a subject they clearly want to destroy and treat what they have to say as some sort of agreeable and fair stance in a debate?

In all honesty, I have been finding it harder and harder to trust any woman let alone any feminist woman. It seems like they always have an ulterior motive. In Casey’s case, maybe a quick buck without being completely shunned by all her feminist friends, maybe some anecdotal evidence to say “Oh, I’m not like that”, who cares. She “was” a feminist, what has she really done to help men? Has this movie really pointed out the issues men face or was it just some grand event of fence sitting designed to pretend to humor the plight of men to get their dollars and instill a false belief that woman can feel sympathy to what we go through.

The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout "Save us!"... and I'll whisper "no."

[ArcParticipant 350]

Smee wrote:

You comment on it, without watching it – that’s a bad start.

What, I can’t make an educated guess based on hearsay and what I see from the f~~~ing trailer? With that logic, I suppose you would say I can’t comment on terrorism because I never participated in it.

To be honest, this movie looks like nothing but feigned sympathy from a “former” feminist that ultimately appears to be nothing but fence sitting. She allows feminists to interject their “objective” opinion on the movement they clearly seek to destroy by any means necessary as if to say that both sides have some legitimate points to be made on men’s issues. I wouldn’t be surprised if this is just a scam made to do damage control for feminism or women in general and to make a cheap buck from men who will pay for the slightest bit of female attention.

So tell me, where am I wrong here? You can’t tell me, based on what I just told you, that this movie doesn’t look like some cheap ploy. I’d be glad if my first impression is wrong, but I am very skeptical.

The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout "Save us!"... and I'll whisper "no."

[AttonParticipant]

Seen it nothing too special about it really.

A MGTOW is a man who is not a woman's bitch!

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

I’m wondering if Cassie is a REAL “anti-feminist” (less than 1% of women) or if she’s just an anti-THIRD WAVE feminist. The difference in those speaks volumes. I’d be hesitant to spend anything on a documentary made by a woman who’s only selective about what she does and doesn’t like about rights and responsibilities.

[ArcParticipant 350]

Governor Megachris% wrote:

I’m wondering if Cassie is a REAL “anti-feminist” (less than 1% of women) or if she’s just an anti-THIRD WAVE feminist. The difference in those speaks volumes. I’d be hesitant to spend anything on a documentary made by a woman who’s only selective about what she does and doesn’t like about rights and responsibilities.

My sentiments exactly. Is she genuinely invested in helping men or is she just doing damage control for herself and other women who “are not all like that”.

The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout "Save us!"... and I'll whisper "no."

[Ice-JiubParticipant 491]

It’s worth a watch, even though a lot of the info in it isn’t exactly new to most MGTOW. But it’s not an easy watch; I and some of the other guys here who’ve seen it found one part in particular tough going.
Sure, she includes the ranting feminist types, but contrasting them with the men’s side of things only makes them look more crazy.
And if you’re hesitant about paying, you can watch it for free very easily if you know where to look.

[Unwilling VillianSpectator 9]

Governor Megachris% wrote:

If a man had made this documentary, it would never have been made public.

Ain’t that the ugly truth!

[Unwilling VillianSpectator 9]

I’ve seen it. I like it & have recommended it. It would’ve been nice if she’d spent more than a few seconds/words on MGTOW. Maybe get into what it is beond “MGTOW want to leave the system.” She did do some indirect explaining of why MGTOW exist.

[TheStormWithinParticipant 778]

I would say yes, it is worth any man’s time. As I mentioned in another thread, it would certainly come across better if this has been made by a man instead of a woman. However, if it serves as an eye-opener to any man and saves him from making some very foolish mistakes in his life, it doesn’t matter who the messenger is.

Aunt Esther: Fred, I'll have you know this body was blessed by Mother Nature!! Fred: Well, too bad your face was cursed by Father Time!

[AutoliteParticipant]

I have mixed feelings about “The Red Pill Movie”. I haven’t seen it but I’m not sure that it’s going to have any major effect. I’m thinking that’ll just be preaching to the choir.

I mean “Divorce Corp.” came out a few years ago and AFAIK guys are today still getting married…

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2636456/?ref_=nv_sr_1

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