Post: #1

I both laughed and cried.

Post: #2

Yes this was brilliant, at first I thought one of those fat ugly pigs was writing a guest post

Post: #3

I just commented on this under the blog post, fucking brilliant!

Post: #4

I lost it here:

Quote:At dinner I lost all self-control and ate an entire box of cupcakes that I was saving for a dinner party. It’s the patriarchy’s fault! Subsidies to male sugar farmers causes an overproduction of delicious sweets. I should not have been able to buy so many cupcakes at an affordable price. The government should step in and do something about it.

There's an entire political movement making this exact argument.

Post: #5

The cupcakes bit is pretty good. Also, I like "I did enjoy the celebrity gossip page, however."

Funny how often the system gets watered down so women can play too. For example, the fitness requirements differ significantly for men and women in the US Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force.

I'm for equality of opportunity. They ought to just decide what makes a good warrior and enforce those requirements equally across the board. More generally, It bothers me when people treat equality like it means tying the hands of everyone who does better, and dishing out rewards and praise like candy.

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Post: #7

Heh. Great article. And I like Roosh's libertarian-bent. It comes out in a lot of his writing.

Post: #8

MSW, I actually want to see who wrote that...Oh, but they've done it anonymously, all the while criticizing Roosh for lying about his name. Roosh is a hell of a lot more recognizable and 'outed' than some anonymous poster who has inadvertently summed up what the satire was about!

Post: #9

(01-23-2013 01:36 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  

bitch deserves a cricket bat to her face.

Post: #10

On first glance, this person seems to be arguing from some kind of moral high ground.

However....

Anyone who refers to places as "3rd world shitholes" loses legitimacy in my eyes. It is my experience that people seem to be happier in many less-developed nations than they do in the USA, and they often have a fierce sense of patriotism. It's completely self-centered to think that people remain in, say, Cambodia or Bolivia only because they can't escape to a "better" place.

I imagine that this comment was made in the vicinity of a North Face fleece and multiple pairs of Ugg boots...maybe an expensive -- but unopened -- cultural anthropology textbook too.