Post: #26

(09-07-2015 12:48 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Actually, I take back what I said about her not being funny. Her delivery is annoying, but she can be pretty clever -- and Red Pill -- on her Facebook page.

Sometimes I think we should focus less on the content of potential allies' output, and more on how much energy is directed towards their suppression. It's a good metric for how much of a threat they are seen to pose.

Think about it: the fact that so much energy was expended trying to shut her down shows that something she is doing makes her a severe threat to SJWs, whether you or I can see it or not. Likewise, the fact that SJWs never expend any energy trying to shut down Stormfront shows that they're in no hurry to silence stormfags. Why? Because far from being a threat, they're an Emmanuel Goldstein-esque entity that can be used to smear everyone to the right of Mao.

More importantly:

(09-07-2015 03:38 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  I hate to take this thread down a couple of rungs on the intellectual ladder...but can anyone tell if they're real or fake?

This thread is going in the direction I was hoping for. Damn, them's good titties.

Post: #27

(09-07-2015 03:38 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  I hate to take this thread down a couple of rungs on the intellectual ladder...but can anyone tell if they're real or fake?

She herself advertised her own topless scene in a Facebook post, so it's not like I'm outing her here or anything. Her words: "If ya feel the need to see me topless, there they are, and they're awesome..." You'd assume they were real, but you never know.

Her background, I learned, is in dance. She got into acting, then music. Now it's comedy. So she's clearly doing anything to be popular. But you still have to give her credit for taking the anti-SJW route instead of doing an Anne Hathaway or whatever and screaming about ageism and sexism.

WB repeatedly

Post: #28

Her channel is back up. The Roosh V Forum is back up. Am I sensing a pattern here?

The LOWEST form of disagreement is shutting the other person down. As much as I dislike Jezebel and Slate, it would never in my wildest dreams occur to me to silence them.

If you are one of those people out there attempting to silence voices you disagree with, you are more un-American than the most crazed flag burner and you are sending us back to the Third World, intellectually speaking.

Progress is forged through dissent and eventual compromise. Failure and stagnation (i.e. the Soviet Union) is what happens when you silence dissent.

Post: #29

Hate to say it, despite some real world views, she's still an attention whore garnering likes, followers, articles, feeding her ego.

Post: #30

I give her props for not backing down and apologizing to the SJW brigade. Here's her response to them.

Post: #31

WB 30 year old comedienne.

Post: #32

Not that funny, but WB repeatedly.

Post: #33

(09-08-2015 04:11 PM)Game_Started Wrote:  Not that funny, but WB repeatedly.

The "Jabba the Son" comment made me laugh, but that was about it for the whole video.

There's a lot of female "comediennes" on YouTube who think that yelling and talking sarcastically = funny. It doesn't.

Also WB.

Post: #34

DOBA, I agree. I have said to a lot of people that behavior is ruled by the least tolerant. Rather than trying to be more tolerant they just try to shut everyone down.

I'm not saying they successful in ruling behavior. They just think they do. They are like that dumb cunt in the pic on the subway standing in a box for her safety space. Just idiots and weak.

Post: #35

(09-08-2015 03:48 PM)Clemmo Wrote:  I give her props for not backing down and apologizing to the SJW brigade. Here's her response to them.

This chick seems to be another Iliza Shlesinger: Simply too hot to be a comedian, so she doesn't get some truthful feedback and/or the playful abuse other comedians and guys give to each other (Like the guys in Tough Crowd) so she doesn't even realize that she's not that funny because her comedy is elementary, non witty and blunt with no segway. I'm not a comedy expert, but it so obvious that she didn't go through the comedy grind. Her beauty got her to this big stage, and that's why she likely won't ever reach her potential because of it.

And some of her jokes on this clip could easily be fixed by toning down her delivery and not overdoing it with her face. But hey at the end of the day it's our guy's fault because we've let her get away with sub par comedy for her entire career, just like most of us ( the beta males among us) let women rule over us. It's our fault

Post: #36

Should've shut her channel down for perpetrating the stereotype that female comedians aren't funny.

Post: #37

(09-07-2015 01:24 AM)samsamsam Wrote:  Some person commented on the fat chick's reply.

Quote:Yeah, losing weight is more complex than just putting down the fork for a lot of people. There can emotional and psychological issues tied into that behavior which often need to be addressed before real progress can be made and maintained.

Now I have heard this before, and I actually agree if your are emotionally out of control, I think you do all sorts of shitty destructive things to yourself and others.

But why not seek treatment and help? Not treatment and help to accept being fat. There is plenty of that bullshit.

Seek treatment and help for the issues that drive a person to eat too much and not exercise?

I don't think #healthybody or #bodyacceptance is the right campaign if these people are truly trying to get healthy.

Shouldn't it be #healthymind #findsanity #don'tgiveup?

I do think people reach a point and they just say fuck it and they never recover from that. Well 99% don't. We need people to stop reaching that moment of saying fuck it and then diving into a million calorie carb binge.

Ironically, for a lot of these people, the treatment for their emotional/psychological issues would be diet and exercise. Actions follow feelings, but feelings also follow actions. Sometimes the motivation to workout is the result of simply getting under the bar and doing your reps, and not something that necessarily appears before. You have to will yourself sometimes, and then you get the motivation afterwards. It's like the movie Three Kings, where George Clooney's character says to the one guy " you do the thing you're scared shitless of, and then you get the courage to do it". The guy, confused, replies, "shouldn't it work the other way?" In a perfect world it should, but it doesn't always. It's a cycle that they simply need to break by doing something, anything, that is a step in the right direction.

Post: #38

When grown ass women try to act sexy and young... Now thats funny!

Post: #39

(09-08-2015 10:44 PM)nek Wrote:  

(09-07-2015 01:24 AM)samsamsam Wrote:  Some person commented on the fat chick's reply.

Quote:Yeah, losing weight is more complex than just putting down the fork for a lot of people. There can emotional and psychological issues tied into that behavior which often need to be addressed before real progress can be made and maintained.

Now I have heard this before, and I actually agree if your are emotionally out of control, I think you do all sorts of shitty destructive things to yourself and others.

But why not seek treatment and help? Not treatment and help to accept being fat. There is plenty of that bullshit.

Seek treatment and help for the issues that drive a person to eat too much and not exercise?

I don't think #healthybody or #bodyacceptance is the right campaign if these people are truly trying to get healthy.

Shouldn't it be #healthymind #findsanity #don'tgiveup?

I do think people reach a point and they just say fuck it and they never recover from that. Well 99% don't. We need people to stop reaching that moment of saying fuck it and then diving into a million calorie carb binge.

Ironically, for a lot of these people, the treatment for their emotional/psychological issues would be diet and exercise. Actions follow feelings, but feelings also follow actions. Sometimes the motivation to workout is the result of simply getting under the bar and doing your reps, and not something that necessarily appears before. You have to will yourself sometimes, and then you get the motivation afterwards. It's like the movie Three Kings, where George Clooney's character says to the one guy " you do the thing you're scared shitless of, and then you get the courage to do it". The guy, confused, replies, "shouldn't it work the other way?" In a perfect world it should, but it doesn't always. It's a cycle that they simply need to break by doing something, anything, that is a step in the right direction.

In a sane world, what you're saying would resonate with people.

But we no longer live in a sane world. We now live in a world where logical advice is considered "shaming" or "victim blaming" and can get you in a lot of trouble if you fall on the wrong side of the online witch hunt mob.

There is an old song from the '80s called "The Lunatics Have Taken Over the Asylum." That should be the theme for today's Social Justice Warriors. They're upending all the things you thought were sane and moral and replacing them with the insane and immoral.

So...Telling someone to exercise = shaming. Telling women to look out at night = victim blaming. Is it any wonder comedy can no longer flourish in our society?

Anyway, the fringe people we used to ignore have now taken center stage. These people were the ones who were barely tolerated on college campuses and/or the demonstrators who were too "radical" for the legitimate protesters. They're now running the show thanks to social media.

When man invented fire, he gave his fellow humans not only the means to cook and stay warm, but the means to torch the village. The same is happening now with social media, metaphorically speaking. The first 15 or so years of mainstream Internet life were pretty normal. Now the arsonists hold sway.

As for this comedian, the SJW crowd made her. She was somebody no one noticed until she got banned from YouTube. Then it became An Issue. In a few weeks, everyone will forget her and be onto the next crisis when the mob goes on to torch the next village...

Post: #40

(09-06-2015 11:09 PM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  

"It's so easy to go after fat people"

Yeh you are right, cos you all cant move that fuckin fast.

Post: #41

(09-09-2015 01:19 AM)pialox Wrote:  [quote='Kingsley Davis' pid='1105995' dateline='1441598985
"It's so easy to go after fat people"

Yeh you are right, cos you all cant move that fuckin fast.

Funny, I hear bears say the same thing.

Post: #42

She needs to do more nudez.

Post: #43

(09-08-2015 03:48 PM)Clemmo Wrote:  I give her props for not backing down and apologizing to the SJW brigade. Here's her response to them.

Her persona is meant to be annoying, yet still somewhat funny. She hits the mark for the most part. I like her example of what's actually offensive or not.

Post: #44

(09-08-2015 03:48 PM)Clemmo Wrote:  I give her props for not backing down and apologizing to the SJW brigade. Here's her response to them.

Read the comments.

The generation of American 15 to early twenty somethings are going to be a tough one to persuade, for reasons others have discussed previously.

They have no idea how to take offence, how to process a different opinion, apart from "BAN THAT PERSON!! NOW!!!". Essentially - a SJW's dream.

Post: #45

Just stopping by to say she has great tits.

Post: #46

She isn't original with her personality. But it is supposed to be annoying. Jenna marbles was the first to act this way on YouTube I think.

Post: #47

As a former fat fuck I support fat shaming wholeheartedly. I started lifting even before discovering the manosphere because I hated what I saw in the mirror. We need more #BodyNegativity if you ask me. It will inspire people to be better and healthier.

Her delivery is annoying as fuck, but she is right. Additionally, WB.

Post: #48

Stop shaming rapists. Stop shaming serial killers. The possibilities are endless. We could have a society where nobody is personally responsible for anything. We're all just zombie bodies with no control over any of our actions. Those of us born with the more productive and responsible zombie bodies must hand over our income and pass laws to help the unlucky ones. This will be the Utopian, egalitarian society we all long for.

Post: #49

Maybe we need videos of people who transformed themselves from fat to thin and healthy. Ones can admit they had all these excuses but someone in their lives pushed them or the fatass pushed themselves to lose weight. Stop giving fat people an excuse.

Post: #50

I subbed to her; though I recommend watching her videos with the sound muted.