This Is Where It All Went Wrong

The Red Pill movement gets a lot of traction online from people on the right, but should it? @BenShapiro, @MichaelKnowles, @AndrewKlavan, @channelname456, and @MattWalsh discuss where Red Pill is right and where they might have missed the mark.

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[sedoff]

“This is where it all went wrong”. Such puerile hypocrites. Candace had a right to her views.

[TheFullmetalManiac]

Its one thing to not agree with the solution of the Red Pill, but until you actually provide an alternative solution, other than "just get married"( ie. ignore all the problems the Red Pills cite), men are going to continue to look at the current state of dating and marriage and continue to say "No, thank you."

[thegreatbloviator]

Several issues--
1. A multi-decade effort, mostly by feminists, to "deconstruct" the family unit
2. Great majority of the cultural messaging of the last 50-60 years has been anti-male
3. Feminization of boys
4. Family court --say no more
5. The pill
6. Social media has turbo-charged women's hypergamy --before dating apps, there were some limits on choice, now even an average woman is buried in options.
7. Etc, etc
Was this all planned? I think some of it is and some just happened

[carnakthemagnificent]

Eliminate "no fault" divorce. If you enter into a contract with someone, and then violate or just want to exit the contract, you have to negotiate a price. Marriage should be at least as protected. Neither party should be allowed to exit and expect the other party to absorb the heavy costs.

[ReekeMoyel]

Marriage is a good thing, but modern society is stacked against a good marriage. So if you choose to get married, particularly as a man, you are competing with all the societal forces that tell your spouse it's okay to leave you as soon as they're unhappy, and they can take half your crap on their way out the door. Thinking it's not worth the risk is a valid conclusion to make.

[OutOfControl-yu]

DW hosts aren't going to win these men over being so dismissive

[VanjeAv]

Candice who interviewed Andrew Tate: "Who are these people that are against marriage?!?! "
Andrew Tate : *stares at this woman with confusion*

[Blackrew]

Pearl has said men are allowed to cheat on their partner, even when married, and that the woman should permit it. That's not conservative, not moral, and not Christian.

[courtneywallace]

Didn’t get married until I was 37. Not that I wanted to wait that long, just never found anyone. Just had our 19th anniversary and our marriage is great. But I thank God that my mom taught me from a young age that marriage is work! I think too many people don’t know or understand that.

[ainchamama]

I think what made marriage so easy for my wife and I is that we were both raised in the same Christian faith so our morals were already equivalent. We knew divorce was off the table and seen as a cop out before we even got married.

[louis-eugenecarvaignac]

I love seeing the presumption of rich, married men, who are at the top of the social pyramid, thinking they are able to speak, argue, think or even understand the hard working men who are struggling to pay their bills and keep a roof over their heads.

[drstradivari]

I use to follow the Daily Wire, sometimes I agreed, sometimes I didn't, but I've always respected their stance on free speech.... up to now. My full support goes to Candence Owens.

[UpgradeReview]

All Redpill originally meant, is you knew the game, knew the risks, knew you had to better yourself to compete. Don't lose everything to people that are temporary in your life.

[archstanton]

Don't enter into a contract with someone who benefits from breaking it. Ben and some of these other guys are lawyers. Would they advise a client to enter into a lifetime contract where the other party can break it for no reason and gets half the other party's stuff in doing so?

[Alexander]

These poor girls?
Do women lack agency?

This video is an advertisement for red pill.

[Rick-pl]

Why don't you try interviewing a reasonable middle aged Red Pill man who has experienced enough of life to understand life's ups and downs rather than from a 20 something like Pearl who is not a man, never been married, never had a child, never been divorced, never lived life as a man nor experienced what life for a typical man is really like. (if you want to speak about Red Pill men then try speaking with one).

[ashinchr]

"Oh I work hard on my marriage and it works so your problem is that you just don't do enought to make your marriage work" When I hear people spout this I have to wonder if they are being ignorant or malicious. Hey it really does take two and we are seeing a major shift in the female half of our societies marriages. So ignoring the problem does not make it go away.

[UpWithGoldstein]

It’s called MGTOW. How do they not know the name of the movement they’re sitting around trying to educate us about.

[jpvoodoo]

To answer Matt about what is the other option. Red Pill doesn't contemplate an option, that isn't its purpose. It's purpose is to wake men up. What they choose to do is beyond the scope.

[mrtalldude]

Nothing about holding women accountable. “It’s the men’s fault”