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RE: Is MGTOW a Problem for Society?
"They head for countries not traditionally considered ‘the west’. These countries provide refuge through alien cultures and laws they consider to be not quite yet stacked against men. These men are usually the reddest of the red-pilled men. These men see the effects and cannot help but see the writing on the walls and pack up and leave the west. "
Well, actualy objectivly looking at those societies, i dont think they actualy are any better for men. Even saudi arabia for that matter, its not like men are treated any better than - in fact, not nearly as good as - women.
Also, if society collapses, fine, why should i care?
That is like saying, If you own a car or home or property and someone comes and steals it from you, why should you care? As mentioned earlier, if society collapses what then? Is it that you are waiting for it to collapse? What then?
I have lived in Asia for 20 years, neither women or men are really treated any better nor worse for that matter than in the west. However, there is not the restrictive laws here yet. There is no common law. That is huge. Co-habitat and lose nothing and own nothing.
We say do not get married, to not co-habitat. I think it is evident why we say do not marry, but why do we say do not co-habitat? if you co habitat you are subject to involuntary marriage. Would you say do not co-habitat if there were no penalties to co-habitat? With that said, I still do not co-habitat with women here in Asia.
Societies have allways served women tbh. Yes, sometimes that hurts women, too, for example when in china boys are required to provide for their family, girls arent and you may only have one child....
To be honest, with people like Bill Cosby being convicted even though he did nothing wrong EVEN IF we believe the accusations on face value, i dont even stop at no cohabitation. No interaction with women without witnesses. #PenceRules
Yes, you make a great point. With the abominations like #metoo men are putting themselves at risk. Again with that stated, women are not whole-heartedly believed in rape allegations here and are questioned about why there were where and what where they doing there, dressed like, acting like. I agree with this type of questioning to establish the concept of consequences which seems to have been lost in the west. Furthermore, yes, women are up in arms regarding the way police question them when they allege rape and it is only a matter of time before ridiculously callous and dangerous western ideas permeate Asian cultures.