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===Peter pan generation=== | ===Peter pan generation=== | ||
For antibluepillers, it is not a coincidence that men and boys in the 21st century have been labelled the peter pan generation. Men and boys seem to be unwilling to grow up. But nobody's asking why. From a redpiller or antibluepillers' point of view, the reason seems obvious. If you indirectly promote procrastination by turning a key life milestone such as romantic relationships into a jigsaw puzzle, it will mostly affect males because they're the ones who will need to spend more time and energy chasing tail. | For antibluepillers, it is not a coincidence that men and boys in the [[21st century]] have been labelled the peter pan generation. Men and boys seem to be unwilling to grow up. But nobody's asking why. From a [[redpiller]] or antibluepillers' point of view, the reason seems obvious. If you indirectly promote procrastination by turning a key life milestone such as romantic relationships into a jigsaw puzzle, it will mostly affect males because they're the ones who will need to spend more time and energy chasing tail. | ||
From the antibluepillers' point of view, the bluepilled stance is sort of like the take of recreational drugs policy. It may seem progressive to give people full discretion over drug-use, and seem draconian or nanney statey to prevent self-determination on what others do with their own bodies. But at the end, even the most open-minded progressive will say that permitting start-ups to open cornershops that sell the full range of crystal methamphetamin, LSD, cannabis, heroine and cocaine might have detrimental side-effects on society. | From the antibluepillers' point of view, the bluepilled stance is sort of like the take of recreational drugs policy. It may seem progressive to give people full discretion over drug-use, and seem draconian or nanney statey to prevent self-determination on what others do with their own bodies. But at the end, even the most open-minded progressive will say that permitting start-ups to open cornershops that sell the full range of crystal methamphetamin, LSD, cannabis, heroine and cocaine might have detrimental side-effects on society. | ||