content: What was your 'Red Pill' moment? I've gradually moved from a general libertarian/egalitarian position to being, in the last year, more actively anti-SJW and aware of the need for Mens Rights and the inherent hatred of Western feminism. I think it'd be interesting to hear from voaters what exactly their 'red pill' moment was when they realised that the mainstream narrative, culture and legal system was bullshit and unashamedly anti-male.  In my own case I guess I was 'red pilled' during my time as a soldier as a result of putting up with females who were ostensibly employed in the same role as me while being held to fitness standards so low that I (and all men) would have to wait until we were in our 50s to be allowed comparable standards on the Personal Fitness Assessment. A personal highlight in this context was being disciplined for narrowly failing a fitness test (and rightly so, I'd let my standards drop) by a female officer who was not held to the same standards and whose fitness personal best was considerably lower than my all time worst. Working alongside, and under, women who were not held to the same standards as me opened my eyes and made me realise that there were plentiful previous examples from my own life where I was discriminated against as a man - for example being paid the same (Actually less, due to my age) than female co workers in factory/supermarket environments despite possessing far greater strength, stamina and consequently being far more productive and frequently being given tasks that were considerably more physically taxing and strenuous.  What was your Red Pill experience?