Review of The Red Pill (2016) by Dil M — 06 Dec 2016
Jaye offers a look into how men are suffering and exposes the delusional hate-filled rhetoric of feminists who label and demonize men who've been beaten down for decades while trying to speak out and constantly becoming attacked for just trying to express suffering from men's standpoint. It truly shows how heartless and callous feminists are when it comes to a obligation to treat men the same way everyone expects people to treat women and that's with understanding, compassion, and caring. But even to suggest treating men equally will have you strung up from the nearest light pole by deluded close-minded and ignorant feminists as well as young men who haven't had the opportunity to suffer any discomfort in their cushy lives as of yet so they assume all men have a life as cushy as them that their wealthy posh parents have coddled them with. I guess it's just hard for people to see how hard life is for others when they have it so cushy and that's especially true when they attack those men less fortunate than them who dare to speak about their hardships while being men only to have everyone attack them ignore their facts and completely shut the suffering men's stories and facts down to the point of being willfully ignorant.
This documentary was extremely well done and it should be seen by all as to open everyone's eyes to the suffering of not just women but men too. Maybe then people will realize that men have feelings, men have hardships and they don't have huge billion dollar charity's to take them in when things get rough it's quite the opposite people turn their backs...
This review of The Red Pill (2016) was written by Dil M on 06 Dec 2016.
The Red Pill has generally received very positive reviews.
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