u/DriverInitial8305

The manospheres biggest lie

Nothing is more of a hot button topic for the Manosphere than this impending doom for women narrative that’s been pushed by many of the red pill and blk pill content creators. One of ther favorite quotes is stating “by 2030 45% of women 25-44 will be single and childless”. This is often stated as some sort of scare tactic for women but when we peel back the numbers it doesn’t really seem to be the case. When surveyed women rank financial and career security much higher on the list than marriage and children, especially for women who are left leaning which is the majority of young women today. Men on the other hand are much more likely to value having kids especially conservative young men who rank kids as their top priority. It seems as if this is more of a concern for men than women. Most women today seem to be perfectly fine if they end up single and childless, it’s the men who are the ones worried about this the most. Maybe the manosphere should be preaching to their own audience that something needs to change about them to get what they want.

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u/DriverInitial8305 — 9 hours ago
▲ 37 r/GoNets

Sean marks did not fail in his process

Seeing people saying that we failed trading back for those picks back from the rockets bc we finished at 8 and 6 instead of top 5 picks and I think that’s disingenuous. There is fair criticism to be said about the nets taking too long to tank fully last yr with Dennis Schroeder and dfs before finally shipping them off. But even then those were examples of coaching maximizing a roster in ways that weren’t anticipated. No one expected us to start the first 20 games playing .500 ball. Beyond that the decision making past that point and this season in particular finishing bottom 3 and giving tons of playing time to youth is exactly what we’re supposed to do. Luck was just not our side. In particular this season we went into draft lotto day with the best odds to get a top 4 pick and still fell 3 spots. I would be very concerned with ownership firing marks over lottery luck bc that shows the process and thinking of Joe tsai is delusional. All in all i think marks has to prove himself and land us a franchise ancho in this draft and hopefully pieces that emerge from the last one but falling the lottery is not his fault him sorry

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u/DriverInitial8305 — 24 hours ago
▲ 45 r/GoNets

Things will absolutely get better. Hang in there nets world

I know it’s tough to see a clear path forward we’ve had some disappointment, it’s annoying hearing about the constant failures from the Kd Kyrie era and our bad lottery luck but these things do workout. If we stick to this path hit on this 6th pick and continue to develop this core out I think 2 yrs from now we’ll be in a much better place

u/DriverInitial8305 — 2 days ago
▲ 4 r/GoNets

Peyton Watson swing

I think with the way the draft as turned out the nets need to give a long look at Watson in free agency. Could be a match in heaven for both sides as he gets more of a chance to show his on ball creation skills as more of a primary on ball option and would be a great compliment to the rest of the roster.gotta start getting creative

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u/DriverInitial8305 — 3 days ago
▲ 18 r/GoNets

Pick at 6

I’m past the point of stressing. Yess we all thought we should’ve picked top 4 and screw the nba but it is what it is. For me at 6 the guy is Flemings/Wagler followed by Mikel brown jr. I know a lot of people like acuff but his lack of size and defensive instincts is a concern when team building. Also too when people talk about his upside I think Walter and MBJ have just as high if not higher ceilings while having higher floors. We need to hit on this pick and that player must be a part of the future going forward. Acuff is very exciting but the way how the league is trending I don’t think his archetype fits.

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u/DriverInitial8305 — 3 days ago