Post: #51

^ Having conducted some business in Quebec at times in the past, it's actually not all that bad and I probably got overly angry in my previous post about the referendum.

The women there are generally more feminine than the ROC (rest of Canada) and there are some people there that are serious about doing business. The problem is the SJW minority is very loud, very vocal and actually can be very violent (see the tuition protests). Like I said in the other thread, they need to hear the word "no" more often.

Post: #52

Rent out a river boat for the evening and rig it up with a plank for white knight infiltrators.

Its extremely important for this event to go off unhitched. My opinion is that all attendees be vetted by forum members who's forum seniority precedes all the fuss... that way the venue remains private.

Post: #53

I think you guys should do a live "WYB" session on the female protesters before entering the venue.
Also feel free to start arguments about numbers on the scale, right in their face, whilst completely ignoring them.
Give them a few bits of self-improvement advice too. After all, the event's about helping men.

Post: #54

Jesus, what a bunch of weak-minded faggots. You know your position is as fragile as your mind when you want to silence with desperate anger anyone that disagrees with you. They want to use government force to control the thoughts of other people. Such behavior (especially since these people truly believe they are on the good side and you aren't just mistaken in your opinion, but evil) has proven extremely dangerous time and time again.

Try to make sure the new address isn't known to anyone but you and trusted others.

1. Meet up at Location A.
2. Have everyone hand in their phones and other communication devices.
3. Move to Location B without being followed.

Isn't it insane that people can be so aggressive because of different views? I mean we're used to it by now, but it is very absurd. These people claim Roosh spreads hate speech but are themselves so full of hate they want to silence and suppress. In Soviet America/Canada, victim oppresses you.

These hate speech laws will be regarded as crucial stepping stones towards tyranny in retrospect.

Post: #55

Just a thought.

In the USA, we have America Legion Veterans where they have their own building with meeting/conference room and sometime a bar.

Does Canada have something similar? Something like Royal Canadian Legion? I am sure there is something similar.

A lot of war vets dislike feminists.

Post: #56

I like the river boat idea.


Here is a yelp search for venue and event spaces in Montreal: http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=Ven...2C+QC&ns=1
Seems like lots of interesting options.

Some other unconventional ideas that wouldn't count as regular event spaces...
* Rent space in a dance studio.. Like this one meant for pole dancers! http://www.yelp.com/biz/milan-pole-dance...tr%C3%A9al
* Rent a private lot that is fenced off
* Rent outdoor space in a farm or vinyard (people often do this for outdoor weddings)
* Book a large private room in a steakhouse

Post: #57

(08-05-2015 03:17 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  

(08-05-2015 03:16 PM)Menace Wrote:  I think the tour bus is a great idea. For example, http://www.layman-transport.com/

The have tour buses accommodating up to 56 people. Get a big sign printed with Roosh's likeness, plaster on the bus, then drive through the streets of Montreal. Imagine the hate. If any infiltrators are on board, they can be quickly removed and left behind. Why go to a fixed address when you can drive the venue wherever you want?

That would be awesome to have Roosh's logo on a bus.

Here's my take:

Post: #58

Canada, you used to be funny...



Now you're just another disappointment in my book.

Post: #59

What a bunch of fucking weak minded, thin skinned, sheeple, egomaniacs !

To the protestors:

Seriously WORDS offend you that much ? He's talking to 40 guys, not giving a speech on the floor of Canadian legislators.

You want your words only heard, not his, how is that even close to being fair ? As if your view points don't offend anyone ?

You're just like the people you claim to hate, stomping them out when you can, once when in fear you were afraid of your voice being stomped out and not heard

You realize the more you talk about him, the more exposure he gets, the more people read and even might agree with how he feels.

If you really believe in equal rights and freedom, you'll let this man speak his mind and pay him no attention, he isn't harming anyone or raping anyone. He's telling people how he views the world. He isn't telling anyone to rape anyone, he's talking about the western world in his eyes is going down hill, and he has a right to say that's his point of view. It isn't hate, it's experience and it's shared by others as well - but I don't see you going after them, and their in your own country.

You people have become what you've loathed and hated so much, the establishment, the patriarchy, the misogyny, you're all that and more. You'd love to seem physical pain on someone - which is absolutely disgusting coming from people who preach peace and equality.

You're so entrenched in your views you won't open a single iota of your mind to even hear another side or even a neutral side.

You've made it your life's works to bring down others, while not bringing anyone up to your level and be enlightened, are you happy complaining and screaming all the time ? Aren't you tired of the negative tirades and cognitive dissonance ? Don't you feel bad sometimes waking up ? Don't you just want to be happy and finally have some positivity in your life ?

Post: #60

kaotic, I'm a big fan of yours, but you are using logic. That doesn't work on these people. I tried logic on that chick who was whining about dating a pua. Fell on deaf ears.

Just gotta stay the course and follow through and just ignore them.

Some people get addicted to pain and suffering in their lives. To let go of it would be frightening for some, since that is all they know.

Post: #61

Duplicate

Post: #62

Kaotic, good words and I agree with everything you said, but wasted breath. These people have no intention of listening because to them you/we are Hitler/Attila The Hun/Jeffrey Dahmer combined so nothing we say can be anything but pure evil. They have redefined rape (or really all crime) to mean "any unwanted feeling", so again, to them, if we LOOK at a girl we are raping them ("stare rape"), if we say HELLO to a girl we are harassing them. In their eyes we are all CRIMINALS. Actual criminals. No quarter will be given.

Post: #63

What is the problem?

Big commercial businesses without any principles being bullied into submission by online anti-free-speech hate mobs. They are mindless office betas who either have no clue about the current culture wars and are afraid of bad press, or that side with the politically correct thought police.

Who has solved the problem?

Guys like Donald Trump and our very own Mike Cernovich. They are not afraid because they have nothing to lose by online hissy fits of the ugly brigade, instead they thrive during conflicts like these. They are antifragile. Or a company like Protein World, that made a big fucking splash and paycheck by realizing angering the hate mob (e.g. broke losers that wouldn't buy anything regardless) would generate attention and admiration (and thus revenue) from potential costumers.

So how can we solve this problem?

Most normal businesses can be damaged by negative publicity. Like other people said, large chains don't care about free speech issues, they just don't want any trouble. Smaller places, like mom and pop restaurants, are also vulnerable. Most generic venues also aren't likely to be very familiar with the finer points of the manosphere's culture critiques, and will likely assume that Roosh is indeed a vile hate-monger.

So who in Montreal would make a good partner? Who can't be damaged?

• Strip clubs, indeed.
• Biker clubs. Security included, and they would welcome notoriety.
• Religious organizations. Not regular, but reactionary ones.
• Free speech organizations.
  

There must be many people pissed off by the mainstream crackdown on freedom. Men that resent their masculinity being outlawed and pathologized. They are often cut off from the rest of society anyway, and can thus not be shamed and coerced.

Post: #64

This is where my business idea of an AirBnb for office space would have come in handy. Tons of empty office space in every large city in the west. Could be used for one night conferences, art events, etc. Someone start that up.

Post: #65

I would make everyone who wants to attend the event have you send a scan of their passport and drivers license.
When you find out later who was the guy who released the meeting details online then you release all his info on the forum. If these guys want to publicly out people they should be met with with same tactics.

Also I would pick the most awkward place to hold the event possible. Pick somewhere not easily accessible by cars or public transit that would require a lot of work to attend. This will weed out the fatties and amateur protestors.

Post: #66

(08-05-2015 04:12 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:  This is where my business idea of an AirBnb for office space would have come in handy. Tons of empty office space in every large city in the west. Could be used for one night conferences, art events, etc. Someone start that up.

AirBNB is an excellent idea.

Post: #67

Also I would release only an AREA the night before, the street name an hour before and the exact number 20 minutes before.

Post: #68

Should we be thinking of a Plan B for Toronto?

Post: #69

If Roosh did want set up a donation system, bitcoin is pretty easy. Post his wallet address in here, and on his blog. Easy enough to set up, no drama with kickstarter or any other crowdsourcing platform.

Post: #70

(08-05-2015 04:12 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:  This is where my business idea of an AirBnb for office space would have come in handy. Tons of empty office space in every large city in the west. Could be used for one night conferences, art events, etc. Someone start that up.

I have the technical know-how. Just need the $ and a salesman / marketing person.

Post: #71

The problem isn't finding a space. It's easy to do that with a mere restaurant reservation. The problem finding a venue that won't be intimidated by protesters. You have a bigger problem because there is no way to verify who bought a ticket, so it is easy for some feminist to buy a ticket a leak the location. And since you have some much attention on you people will do everything they can to find you.

I would say a private residence so in theory they can't invade your private property. But if Canada doesn't respect free speech it is almost guaranteed that they don't respect private property. Moreover, if it is a residence of a forum participant, it puts their safety at risk.

So what are the options? You aren't the only one in the world that thinks like you. There has to be some organization in Canada that agrees with you or at least will tolerate you. Have you considered finding one? Also, you can try places that have built in security like strip clubs and casinos that don't care about bad press and their security will keep protestors at bay. You could hire security for your speech but that will be very costly.

Post: #72

I would seriously consider a two stage venue.

The first, sans Roosh, being administered by a repped volunteer.

Anyone who doesn't "look right" gets a refund and sent on their way.

Don't forget, this thread is being read by these people too. There is no way on Earth a few haven't bought tickets and are waiting for the location email to drop.

Post: #73

(08-05-2015 04:36 PM)ryanf Wrote:  

(08-05-2015 04:12 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:  This is where my business idea of an AirBnb for office space would have come in handy. Tons of empty office space in every large city in the west. Could be used for one night conferences, art events, etc. Someone start that up.

I have the technical know-how. Just need the $ and a salesman / marketing person.

Interesting. May be worth looking into.

There are companies that do this on a more limited/inflexible basis (I PM's Roosh one of these companies in Montreal, its a viable option) where they have long term contracts with certain buildings. My idea is more like AirBnb where owners of space can rent without some long term agreement with the company, and its more simple and flexible for all parties involved.

Post: #74

The smaller strip club idea is an excellent choice, the ownership, especially in Quebec/montreal will not tolerate BS and is also very well equipped to handle BS. PM sent.

Post: #75

Nevermind