Post: #151

(11-07-2016 05:02 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

(11-07-2016 05:02 PM)roberto Wrote:  Was the teacher male or female?

Don't know.

Send them a complimentary copy of Free Speech Isn't Free.

Post: #152

There's bound to be a few rebels in there who have unwittingly been introduced to red pill thinking by that teacher.

Post: #153

Did you reply?

Post: #154

(11-08-2016 02:24 AM)Speculation Wrote:  There's bound to be a few rebels in there who have unwittingly been introduced to red pill thinking by that teacher.

Exactly. The fact that they've taken the time to write to Roosh shows that he's planted a seed. He's in their head to some degree. Now, they may be kids under the spell of the teacher and naïve and inexperienced, but that seed will be watered by life experiences until it bursts out of the ground as a fully formed, masculine man who sees through the bullshit.

Future RVF members in the making, and once you're down the rabbit hole...

Post: #155

Hey, at least he's not an alleged rapist....



Reggie Yates leaves Top of the Pops after 'offensive' Jewish slur

Quote:Presenter Reggie Yates will not host this year's Top of the Pops holiday specials after making "ill-considered remarks" in a podcast interview.

Yates apologised last month for using the phrase "fat Jewish guy" to refer to managers in the music industry.

He has now tweeted to say he has "taken the decision to step down" from hosting the music shows, which were due to air on Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.

The presenter added that he apologised "unreservedly to the Jewish community".

In the Halfcast Podcast, hosted by DJ Chuckie Lothian, he had used the phrase while praising artists who chose to remain independently managed, adding: "They're managed by their brethren."

In his latest statement on Twitter, he said his words "reinforced offensive stereotypes" and that the comment was "no reflection on how I truly feel".

The host, who also presents The Insider series for BBC Three, was due to present this year's holiday specials of long-running show Top of the Pops with Fearne Cotton.

A BBC spokesperson said: "We take these issues very seriously and Reggie is in no doubt about the BBC's view of his comments."

Post: #156

First he attended the roosh lecture in london in july of 2015 and went to visit roosh in poland a month later, then he dumped the long term girl he was going to marry, and now this...


C'mon guys....how long till Reggie wakes up and comes to our side ?

Post: #157

(12-05-2017 03:30 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  First he attended the roosh lecture in london in july of 2015 and went to visit roosh in poland a month later, then he dumped the long term girl he was going to marry, and now this...


C'mon guys....how long till Reggie wakes up and comes to our side ?

I read this and thought it meant that he was in love with Roosh and would follow him anywhere.

Hey Roosh, maybe if you play ball with Reggie you could get your own TV show!

Post: #158

(12-05-2017 03:30 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  First he attended the roosh lecture in london in july of 2015 and went to visit roosh in poland a month later, then he dumped the long term girl he was going to marry, and now this...


C'mon guys....how long till Reggie wakes up and comes to our side ?

He's blue pill to the core because his entire livelihood relies on establishment acceptance.

If he'd had a hint of awakening he could have made an 'apology' like
"I now understand that making an observation like that is totally unacceptable and I apologise for saying those things in public"

"I'd hate myself if I had that kind of attitude, if I were that weak." - Arnold