I don't think red pill is a set philosophy or way of life. To me it's just about seeing things objectively and respecting structures that make logical and organisational sense. Patriarchy is one of those structures and that's not very liberal or feminist.

I do however think you can still apply facets from so called 'red pill philosophy' to your life but I haven't found liberals or socialists very objective. Their arguments tend to be emotionally based and they often have to do a lot of mental gymnastics to justify their beliefs.

I don't really delve too heavily in politics or economics personally. I don't think it's really a woman's place. I just want to ensure the best possible life for myself and my children and I feel that liberals are a threat to the patriarchal structure and natalist philosophy which I feel actually compromises the well-being of me and my children and the continuation of my genetic lineage.

Liberals and socialists also want authority over my children through the state. My children to me are my husband's property until they come of age and I don't like the fact that the state can undermine his authority over me or my children. I don't take too kindly to this.

I guess we can respectfully disagree.