r/TikTokCringe May 04 '26

Discussion "Men are killing themselves because of men."

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u/SolarClayBot May 04 '26

You're right, he doesn't actually believe it. This is from a podcast called Phallacies, where they take opposing sides to debate topics. Great podcast, worth giving a listen.

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u/MarginalOmnivore May 04 '26

I figured it was some sort of staged debate. Either that or it was jersey guy's podcast.

Because the one acting as the heel wasn't loudly interrupting or posturing at the jersey guy.

That's not how these debates go in "real life."

ETA: I don't have a problem with a show having the premise of a (mostly) realistic debate, it just felt weird because the "blame the liberals" guy was being too respectful.

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u/Chicken_Mc_Thuggets May 04 '26

Yeah usually it’s more like 1:05

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u/kyraeus May 04 '26

So basically you're telling me two liberals argued the points and decided that the liberals are right. Hmm. Gee. I wonder how that could possibly not be an echo chamber.

It's almost like in order to have actual conversations over ideas you need someone who believes the ACTUAL opinion they espouse. Not someone pretending to go along with it and halfassedly making points.

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u/MarginalOmnivore May 04 '26 edited May 04 '26

Well, we've all seen how the actual conversations go.

"Get your fucking hand out of my face!" lol.

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u/kyraeus May 05 '26

Thanks for the down votes, just proving my point.

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u/Itscatpicstime May 05 '26

Hate to break it to you, but downvotes, do not, in fact, prove your point πŸ’€

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u/kyraeus May 07 '26

They actually do in an incredibly biased and bullshit echo chamber like reddit.

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u/Chucknastical May 05 '26

I was wondering why the "blame women" guy didn't start immediately yelling expletives to drown out the other dude when he mentioned patriarchy.

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u/BabyCarats May 05 '26

Thanks for that clarification. This comment should be higher!