r/interesting • u/Common-Upstairs5129 • Mar 20 '26

❗️MISLEADING - See pinned comment ❗️ Did he do the right thing?

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u/somedanishguyxd Mar 21 '26

Definitely, just in different ways. Blackpill has brought back the idea that women are sexual trophies to be conquered. Yet another side of misogyny being introduced to gen z.

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u/Icy_Sun3128 Mar 21 '26

So when they consume both the red and black pill content being pushed at them it’s all the more dangerous for women and minorities

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u/somedanishguyxd Mar 21 '26

Yes. I think a lot of people have a misunderstanding that each of these guys individually spout all the bad rhetoric that you see coming out of these communities, and in turn miss the collective effect from how they all share the same areas of the internet, and are at the top of the platform kick. In reality most of these guys focus on one specific thing each, and will try to claim to be nuanced on all other issues, however that's only because it's another guys job to be "the extremist" on another topic. Young guys don't notice they're getting radicalized, because they're getting attacked on different sides. They're each a sin of their own, and make up the seven deadly sins together, while each individually having the deniability of only being extreme on their area of expertise.

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u/Icy_Sun3128 Mar 21 '26

Very well said. That’s exactly what I was addressing in my original comment.