Post: #26

(11-03-2017 05:04 PM)MiscBrah Wrote:  I hope that isn't Anabasis after the ban

He's most likely a fake/actor, leftie dude from the reporter's extended circle who collaborated with CNN to make an "inside the manosphere" sexed-up story.

Goodwin Theorem confirmed with obligatory Hitler pic at 4:38.

Post: #27

(11-03-2017 07:51 PM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  What a shit story.

I'm not just saying that because these are people that disagree with our perspectives and are obviously trying to smear.

But I actually tried to watch it with an open mind to get a perception of how people with zero exposure might view it.

Utterly unconvincing and super vague. They never painted any kind of clear picture of this so-called community, the nitty gritty of its beliefs, what it is doing, and what is so "extremist" about it. Nazi rallies were mentioned but they failed to draw any real connection with it and the red pill (or even try). They never mentioned this theoretical destination that was so extreme and dangerous that this guy supposedly ended up at.

They didn't even offer any examples of posts and articles with more radical thoughts and beliefs within the red pill, which are certainly out there to be cherry picked and presented as the main views.

All they did was zoom in on some choice words of a few headlines and scroll some fear-mongering visuals across the screen, the majority of which were images of Donald Trump. Some of the community beliefs mentioned wouldn't come across as shocking to anyone that's paying attention other than extreme leftists. Even their "expert" interviewee couldn't seem to stop smirking at the ridiculousness that was this story.

If this is all mainstream media has in its arsenal, they have a grim future in store ahead.

This is the type of story you watch and forget fifteen minutes later. At the most, I see this rousing curiosity about what this red pill thing is.

Unless I drastically underestimate the stupidity of the average viewer, this was an epic fail, even with their manipulative theming. If they wanted to tar the community they could have done a much better job.

Unfortunately, I think you might be underestimating their stupidity. Even though I agree with your entire takedown, it's a mistake to assume that your average CNN viewer is even remotely inclined to think critically about anything in the manner that we do. They've repeatedly proven the opposite to be true.

Not only that, but this actually plays into their preconceived notions about anyone who dares to question the official leftist narrative about anything. I could very easily see the average, uninformed CNN viewer watching this and nodding their head because it taps into all their worst fears. I also highly doubt that they'd be inclined to investigate any of this on their own with an open mind, especially once they've been programmed by this garbage.

Post: #28

There's no such thing as an ex red piller, that's called being a limp dick.

Proof he was never red pill:

Quote:I got jealous of other people having more money and women

Post: #29

Upon further reflection I noticed the stink of Reform Judaism all over this garbage, so I decided to do some digging and look what I find...

https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/...1747%22%5D

So many at top positions of power:

David Goldman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidgoldmancnn/

Moss Cohen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moss-cohen-458b55a3/

Molly Shiels: https://www.linkedin.com/in/molly-shiels-61b5034/

I could not find the reporter, however. I looked into the Arab psychologist they used:

http://eliasaboujaoude.com/research-articles.html

I found some interesting articles and papers, but nothing beyond the average blogpost I see from my favorite writers online. It is unclear if he is muslim or a rare Arab Christian. Either way, he's just a diversity hire used to promote left-wing talking points. I'm not sure that Elias's understood how his work about internet communities becoming a person's "world," even relates to this "red-pill" stuff he was interviewed on. He studied people who were legitimately insane and needed professional help to get through the day, not guys looking for tips to get laid online .

Although I could not find any smoking gun, the entire thing reeks of Talmudic subversion and there is tons of smoke looking at CNN money's employee page.

Post: #30

When it come to the red pill, any publicity is good publicity. If just 1% of people go " what the fuck are they really talking about" and end up finding the inconvenient truths of the world, that is a win for us.

If Trump didn't accomplish anything else, he has made most Americans not trust Fakes News and more curious to get their news from New Media (Cernovich/PJW/CRTV/etc.)

Post: #31

This hit piece would have been persuasive to me maybe up to the early 2000-2005's when people still watched TV. When you have little or zero knowledge about the topic and the topic itself seems trivial you tend to not think critically about it and accept the world view of the MSM. This is why I never bothered buying Bitcoin until 2017, nine whole years after it was invented. The MSM told me I missed the boat already and I didn't bother looking into it.

Now nobody watches TV, people under 40 get their info from internet and if they decide to watch the news it's not going to be CNN.

Post: #32

Almost as good as this:

Post: #33

^ Wtf did I just watch? Hilarious.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #34

^ I wasn't completely sure if that was a parody until they defined "SJW" as code for "stingy Jew".

Post: #35

Josh the cuck: "many of these men are afraid that if women take over, men are to become slaves. That's not it. I have learned that!"

WTF?!?!? How does one learn that? Trough approaching women? Trough life experience? Trough relationships? Nah, by doing all that one learns the opposite. Obviously he never explains how he " learned" that. The cuck is a basically admitting women are controlling him and he has "learned" not to feel as a slave under this control. What a loser. Learning to love the party and calling war a piece and ignorance a knowledge.

So did Josh ever mention how and if his troubles with women ended? What's the blue pill alternate to being good with women? Telling them they how wonderful they are on CNN? When one side has constructive solutions to life that work like a clockwork and the other has but accusations of hate speech, the choice is obvious. One must be totally separated form reality to buy this propaganda.

Post: #36

CNN...

Post: #37

(11-03-2017 06:48 PM)Delta Wrote:  I'll be honest, I wish the "red pill" community wasn't such a right-wing circle jerk, but nonetheless this video is retarded.

But isn't our fault either. We were pushed into the right wing. It was the feminist who attempted to shut down Roosh's speeches in 2015. It was because of feminist and the left that would go out to assault anyone from Roosh's world meetup. RVF did not start off as a right wing circle jerk. Believe it or not, there were a lot of people from this forum who voted for Obama in 2012.

According to this poll on RVF, People voted 64% for Obama to 36% for Romney.

Believe it or not, a lot of democrats swung in the direction of voting for Trump. There are simply too many problem with the modern democrat party in 2017.

(10-17-2012 12:55 PM)Zebra_Cakes Wrote:  

(10-17-2012 12:40 PM)Katatonic Wrote:  I have to ask those who are voting for Obama a question. Has he done anything that affects your life in a positive manner?

Being able to stay on my parents insurance until I'm 26. It's a bill I don't have to worry about paying until I'm a bit more financially secure.

However, this election, I'm not voting for Obama, I'm voting against Romney. I don't want our Supreme court to have any more conservatives on it. I don't want anymore wars, especially one with Iran that could blow up in our faces. And I just don't like the guy. He is the type of person I don't like. Condescending, rude, lies, and has no integrity.

(10-05-2012 04:55 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  

(10-05-2012 04:50 PM)Fisto Wrote:  It's easier to count which states aren't broke.

Sure. Every state is pretty much fucked.

I just think it's funny when conservatives post those videos as if they are proving a point. The truth is that conservative states are parasitic on blue states.

http://www.motherjones.com/transition/in...harts-maps

By the way, that chick is ghetto trash. But I grew up around white trash rednecks. They are just as bad at that woman.

I really did laugh at the video, and played it several times.

But it demonstrates nothing partisan.

(10-09-2012 04:58 PM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Screw Romney and the entire Republican party. They're outdated, not progressive, and are annoying as fuck. The more I hear about these fundamentally American (read Republican/white) 'values' the more I want to move to Europe.

(10-13-2012 06:54 PM)LoveBug Wrote:  Unfortunately for those who want Obama to win, Romney has the momentum and confidence.. Just two weeks ago Obama had a great chance of winning.. now after the debates, it is literally a dead heat competition.. Infact Romney now leads in all the significant swing states besides a poll tie thats going on in Ohio..

To put it in football terms.. Obama has a couple point lead, but Romney has the ball on Obama's 30 yard line and is driving with confidence and momentum of the game

(09-03-2012 05:00 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  Gods, of course Obama. I might not like his weakness, indecisiveness and (sometimes) lack of vision, but at least he is not downright evil.

p.s. Rolling Stone's articles are searing and very precise, particularly the one "How GOP became the party of the rich" ( http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/new...h-20111109 ) and Taibi's "The Great American Bubble Machine" ( http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/new...e-20100405 ). I like its politics section a lot better than any left or right-leaning major newspaper.

(09-03-2012 06:20 PM)soup Wrote:  The Republicans benefit if more people are disillusioned with gov't and fewer people show up to vote.

It was Carl Rove's plan to get it in a dead heat so that there would be a minority percent that would decide the entire election.

This is why they'd rather fight with Obama and prevent anything from happening while he's in office. It makes people lose hope if nothing's getting done. So, people will blame government as a whole, stay home, and the Republicans will win.

So, if you don't go out to vote, you are in effect supporting the Republican party.

(09-03-2012 09:31 PM)UrbanNerd Wrote:  Right now, I would choose Obama....even if I would get I would get a tax cut from Romney.

BUT.....if Obama wins....

Obama needs to ditch the "Kumbaya" approach with Congress, the House and Senate. Go hard.

(09-03-2012 11:33 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

(09-03-2012 07:03 PM)Gmac Wrote:  Romney, mainly because I think overall Obama is an underqualified pussy in the world arena and ran our economy further into the ground. At least Romney knows how to run a business.

Yes, because America is best run as a corporation.

(09-03-2012 11:37 PM)IpsaScientiaPotestasEst Wrote:  So yeah, I voted for Obama-and while I'm definitely not happy about the way everything has gone in the past four years-I was more than willing and open to give Romney (or a minority party posssssibly) a chance for my vote-but after that RNC speech....hell no. Obama all the way.

Post: #38

(11-04-2017 04:25 PM)PolymathGuru Wrote:  

(11-03-2017 06:48 PM)Delta Wrote:  I'll be honest, I wish the "red pill" community wasn't such a right-wing circle jerk, but nonetheless this video is retarded.

But isn't our fault either. We were pushed into the right wing. It was the feminist who attempted to shut down Roosh's speeches in 2015. It was because of feminist and the left that would go out to assault anyone from Roosh's world meetup. RVF did not start off as a right wing circle jerk. Believe it or not, there were a lot of people from this forum who voted for Obama in 2012. [...]

You nailed it. Several years ago, it felt more at peace, but the more the MSM/Left/Deep state push their stupid narrative with censoring straight white/giving all the power to women/ban any disagreement with muslims, the more racist/macho/anti-muslim we became.
In a way, our behaviour and the leftists' are the same on several points, that is why personally I drew a limit to distinguish myself from them, that is:

• Use logic and not emotion for our choices. For example, Islam can't be in our society because Islam does not tolerate others : it is clearly stated in the Quran that muslim must convert everyone and kill the infidel. So why welcome someone in your house that wants to kill you or force his religion?
• Remember that feminist are not all girls. So unless the girl has shown that she deserves to be dealt more harshly, treat her like a decent human being. Yes men must (usually) be in charge, but we need (normal) women too, they complete us and we complete them
• Never push for killing black/muslim/whatever (unless with individuals that already proved to be too dangerous). I think some races and religions are not meant to be mixed, we should just live separately so we can live in peace. So IMO the solution would more be to ban certain people from the country
  

Post: #39

(11-04-2017 10:29 AM)Svoboda Wrote:  There's no such thing as an ex red piller, that's called being a limp dick.

Proof he was never red pill:

Quote:I got jealous of other people having more money and women

I know it's weird to reply on my on message. But after posting that I want to elaborate.

The guy "Josh" is talking about how after becoming red pill he started to get jealous of other people having more money and women.
If red pill is about anything, it's about you being responsible for your own life and your own happiness. Not women, not society, not the government, YOU!
There is no place for jealousy.
Red pill is about self improvement.


The CNN report also has BS about hating women, I love women. I love women so much that I'm becoming what they want me to be (not what feminists say women want men to be).

As Gework notes:

Quote:Did I join the wrong forum? I thought this was the forum with 100,000s of posts of advice for marrying non-whites and moving to predominantly non-white countries to get away from the sorts of women who work for CNN?

There are so many threads here that praise Asian, Latin, African women and an equal amount about how western (predominantly white) countries suck. Yet according to CNN we're all racists.



This hit piece reminds me of the Elliot Rodgers aftermath, when MSM were blaiming PUA while Elliot Rodgers was male feminist and game might have prevented that tragedy.

Post: #40

Around 4:30, you can clearly make out that Josh's dialogue was written by a woman. That's not how a man speaks.

Post: #41

Both CNN Money and its sister Web site Moneyish are sites that have become focused on women's issues in order to try and expand the base of finance news, which is mostly read by men. This is Big Media's way of pandering to women.

CNN Money is bad, but be forewarned if you stumble onto Moneyish, because it's far worse. It's edited and written almost entirely by leftie women (as opposed to female financial writers) and has a focus similar to magazines aimed at teenage girls.

Right now the main page of Moneyish has a story headlined "Five Brave LGBTQ Teachers Tell Moneyish How They Came Out To Their Students." And that's just a start. The rest is as bad if not worse. What does any of it have to do with money? Very little.

My feeling is that in doing this, they're wrecking their brand. They're not going to please women who are really into finance with social justice stories (others do it better) and they're also going to alienate their male base. I'm pretty fanatical about keeping up with financial news and don't even have them in my favorites.

I'd love to know who comes up with marketing ideas like "Let's water down the brand so we can bring in more women readers!" Or "Let's make our teen girl magazine all about leftist politics!"

People talk about the manosphere demeaning women, but Big Media is genuinely trashing women by 1). Saying they're too emotionally-driven to read actual financial news and 2). Acting like teenage girls are Play-Doh that can be molded by politically-driven editors.

Teen Vogue (a big culprit in this) has failed and will shut down its print edition. Self Magazine nixed its print edition last year. I'm guessing CNN Money will "rebrand" soon and "Moneyish" won't be around within a year.

Post: #42

Hmmm, lemme see, what is more sane or more reliable to believe in? The cultures across nearly every continent for the history of man, spanning thousands of years? Or the culture of the West for the last 50?

Generational forgetting is real. As is the enabling of such fantasy to women. Where? In a culture undergoing decline.

Post: #43

Really makes me mad and upset whenever I watch one of these extremely misleading videos.

Post: #44

I also tried to view this with an open mind, but I don't understand where the perception is that the redpill is racist towards black guys? If anything, I think women, liberals, mainstream media, and Jewish people would all be easier claims to make if you were trying to present a case on why the redpill encourages hate speech and/or conspiracy theories on the world. I never viewed the redpill as a racist thing, if anything we have men of different cultures and backgrounds all coming together to stand as one. Also, a lot of us don't even want to marry women from the same cultural background as us, let along the same race. Personally, I'm a white guy that'd like an Asian wife and even that gets claimed as hidden colonialism and sexism.

Don't even get me started on the Charlottesville section to claim their point. It's just the biggest joke of media coverage when it got more national outcry than Vegas, Texas, or New York did. Charlottesville was blown up by the media to encourage internet censorship, take away a lot of power from independent right wing platforms, and target freedom of speech/assembly.

I don't hate women. I think most of us can agree that in an ideal society, women need us and we need them for the sake of the future of our species. The problem is nobody is letting us work together as a team like a healthy society is supposed to do.

Post: #45

(11-09-2017 10:53 PM)bgbusiness Wrote:  Really makes me mad and upset whenever I watch one of these extremely misleading videos.

I hope they make more and start frothing when they make them. The ideal would be Lena Dunham types making unhinged videos disparaging identity groups in the style of Keith Olberman's resistance. The quicker we can get all these campus crazies into CNN, MSNC the better. They make everyone in their proximity look bad.

It's got to the point where these people can no longer differentiate between being trolled and their own ideology:

A White Male's Fake Op-ed Costs a South African Editor Her Job

This is a leftist white-wash. The deal is that Huffington Post's South Africa Editor published an article asking whether it was time to strip voting rights from white men. She went on to defend the article. But it turns out it was submitted to HP as a ruse to see if they would publish it.

The more they push the narrative that their chosen groups get more consideration, more rights, more redistribution and their out-groups get more condemnation, less rights and punishments the better.

Post: #46

(11-04-2017 08:55 PM)Aurini Wrote:  Around 4:30, you can clearly make out that Josh's dialogue was written by a woman. That's not how a man speaks.

I hope some day the mainstream media will give us the space to have our voices heard and our real feelings as men acknowledged. That way, we won't feel powerless and silenced. As a man, this is how I feel. If anyone needs a hug right now, I'm here for you xx.

Post: #47

I think we are the only ones that actually watched this.

Post: #48

(11-10-2017 06:41 AM)renotime Wrote:  I think we are the only ones that actually watched this.

They know their audience....
A click's a click.

Post: #49

The red pill is a hateful does of reality. It makes you hate the fact that you were brainwashed to believe a fairy tale.

Post: #50

(11-09-2017 11:06 PM)yankeetravels Wrote:  I never viewed the redpill as a racist thing, if anything we have men of different cultures and backgrounds all coming together to stand as one.

It's not. But it's what (((they))) want the average joe to think.

Makes you wonder how many other things the media has warped to push their narrative.