Lookism is a form of discrimination, not just in the dating market, but in the workplace amongst other things. The black pill is acknowledgement of this reality but also the idea that nothing can be done. Given this, it's odd that modern liberalism which champions overturning age-old discrimination once thought unthinkable of overturning - against foids, fags, ethnics, religious persecution etc doesn't recognize the plight of ugly men in the same vain as this battle.
I'm not here to argue it' a future possibility or discuss whether or not it will happen - that would eliminate the possibility of there being a black pill and render it null. But HYPOTHETICALLY, if liberals - and by liberals I also mean feminists since feminism was born in the wake of liberalism, accepted that it really was the case ugly men are unjustly treated in society, would you be open to joining forces?
Essentially, would mean you become ideologically aligned to those who fight for the rights of gays, women, ethnics etc and uphold other politically correct narratives and virtues.
I'm not here to argue it' a future possibility or discuss whether or not it will happen - that would eliminate the possibility of there being a black pill and render it null. But HYPOTHETICALLY, if liberals - and by liberals I also mean feminists since feminism was born in the wake of liberalism, accepted that it really was the case ugly men are unjustly treated in society, would you be open to joining forces?
Essentially, would mean you become ideologically aligned to those who fight for the rights of gays, women, ethnics etc and uphold other politically correct narratives and virtues.
