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The 'Red Pill' Push For Polygamy is Poisoning a Generation
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Polygamy movement among young men is unbiblical and harmful
Polygamy incompatible with civilized societies despite biological drives
Societies practicing polygamy were defeated by monogamous societies
Polygamy creates dangerous surplus of unattached men
Polygamous societies dependent on warfare cannot build wealth
Polygamous societies had low fertility and raided for women
Women and men seek different qualities in partners
Obesity crisis affects women's attractiveness more than men's
Young men losing social skills more than women
Average person less attractive to opposite sex than in 1970
Bullying in 1970 made men more attractive to women
1970 had larger pay gap between men and women
Dating and marriage collapse is a civilizational emergency
Feminism blamed for marriage decline and age preferences
Feminism's premise that gender differences are socially constructed leads to trans ideology
Gender equality leads logically to transgender acceptance
Brain differences between sexes as significant as physical differences
Biden stacked college sexual misconduct rules against men; Trump reversed twice
Legal system built to give women power over men in college misconduct cases
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