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<blockquote data-quote="Dr Mantis Toboggan" data-source="post: 1372664" data-attributes="member: 14493"><p>Exactly. Preying on the weak, turning into an asshole humiliating and beating up your former best friend over a Yelp review the instant you get the ability to do so isn't masculine or red pill. A grown man dispatching impressionable teenagers to vandalize a rival business and steal a Medal of Honor over a karate grudge from 35 years earlier isn't masculine or red pill either. In season 1 the show made the point that society was over pussified and needed a course correction, season 2 warned against overcorrecting and becoming assholes/bullied preying on the weak.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dr Mantis Toboggan, post: 1372664, member: 14493"] Exactly. Preying on the weak, turning into an asshole humiliating and beating up your former best friend over a Yelp review the instant you get the ability to do so isn't masculine or red pill. A grown man dispatching impressionable teenagers to vandalize a rival business and steal a Medal of Honor over a karate grudge from 35 years earlier isn't masculine or red pill either. In season 1 the show made the point that society was over pussified and needed a course correction, season 2 warned against overcorrecting and becoming assholes/bullied preying on the weak. [/QUOTE]
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