Post: #1

http://www.vdare.com/articles/americas-s...er-killers

FTA:

I would like to declare a war on women—namely, all those cringe-inducing ninnies who lust after every celebrity criminal defendant with big muscles, tattoos, puppy-dog eyes or Hollywood hair.



You know she wants some Bad Boy cock but won't let herself have it.

7/10 would pound long hard deep and skillfully to show her what's she's missing.

Post: #2

Actually, JNF, sounds like she's pretty red pill and makes some good points.

Her thesis is that women have no sense of justice, and essentially think with their feelings despite years of PC feminism:

Quote:I would like to declare a war on women—namely, all those cringe-inducing ninnies who lust after every celebrity criminal defendant with big muscles, tattoos, puppy-dog eyes or Hollywood hair.

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From Menendez mania to Free Jahar, the pathologies persist: Easily led. Emotion-driven. Desperate for male approbation. Prone to acting with their lady parts instead of their lady smarts. Heckuva job, feminism! All the equalization and parity in education and the workplace are for naught if women can't distinguish right from wrong and "hot" from evil.

Lesson learned: You can indoctrinate generations of American women in the ways of gender empowerment, but you can't make a goodly portion of them think straight.

She has some examples:

Quote:You know who I'm talking about, right? America's Bad Boy groupies. They're on the courthouse steps with their "Free Jahar" signs, cooing over how "hot" and "cute" the bloodstained Boston Marathon bombing suspect is. He "can blow me up with babies," one moral reprobate quipped shortly after his capture. "I'm not gonna lie, the second bombing suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, is hot. #sorrynotsorry," another young girl boasted.

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For those ladies who prefer jocks to jihadis, there's accused murderer/NFL star Aaron Hernandez. He's "fine as wine," one woman lusted. He's "too damn sexy to go to prison," another lamented. "He can come to jail at my house," sighed yet another. In response to one of gangsta Hernandez's Glock-wielding Instagram pics, one sick chick slavered, "Soooo hot with the combination handgun-mirror selfie."

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Fugitive cop-killer Christopher Dorner also had his own fan club. Parked in front of their TV sets, women cheered on the "kinda sexy" homicidal maniac as he terrorized Southern California before perishing in a cabin inferno. "I'd honestly hide Dorner in my house," one fan girl enthused. Tens of thousands "liked" Dorner's various support pages on Facebook.

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Star-struck by "glamorous" defense lawyer Jill Abramson, the women of the Menendez jury told Los Angeles reporters that "they admired her wardrobe and biting wit."

Their swooning for the hunky Menendez brothers, whom they praised as "bright" and "nice," was obscene. After a mistrial was declared, Abramson arranged for "her jurors" to meet the boys. Soon after, talk show queen Sally Jesse Raphael hosted a program on "women who would leave their husbands to marry a Menendez."

Also, she's a wall survivor at 42, if that's a recent picture you posted. Would smash / 10.

She's Filipina, though, which means probabilistically-speaking a member of this forum has likely already nailed her.

Perhaps more than one.

Post: #3

Brilliant article.



I'm truthfully annoyed by her TV appearances, but don't mind her writing.
Of course, I'm a Righty. I'm sure many of you are repulsed.

Would bang on a rainy night.

Post: #4

"You can indoctrinate generations of American women in the ways of gender empowerment, but you can't make a goodly portion of them think straight."

That can be read as blaming feminism, or women as a sex. It's vague as to which.

Post: #5

(07-15-2013 08:02 PM)basilransom Wrote:  "You can indoctrinate generations of American women in the ways of gender empowerment, but you can't make a goodly portion of them think straight."

That can be read as blaming feminism, or women as a sex. It's vague as to which.

I'd like to think of it as both - and she'd be right on both counts.

Post: #6

This is another of the feminism backlashes that have started to get noticed.

I am not at all surprised that she is Asian American. Most of the women I know who are somewhat natural "red pill" are Asian.

The fact that women and men are so different leads me to believe that women might actually have a head start in beating the feminist pendulum back in the other direction. Women noticed first that something was amiss and that the balance had been tipped, not necessarily just in favor of women, but so far in the direction of women that it ended up unbalancing the whole dynamic.

Most men did not even notice and many that did sided with the women anyway (as men tend to do). Those of us who did notice are a small minority.

By ready for a whole new sub culture of "red pill" women cashing in on this.

Post: #7

I believe we are just starting to see the effects of nearly 7 years of alternative thought growing and reaching millions on the internet.

As the media gives wider audience to us and our ideas - more people will be exposed and make up their own minds as to where they stand.

As momentum swings in our favor - sheep should flock to our way of thought, men and women both.

Wald

Post: #8

(07-15-2013 09:06 PM)Laner Wrote:  This is another of the feminism backlashes that have started to get noticed.

I am not at all surprised that she is Asian American. Most of the women I know who are somewhat natural "red pill" are Asian.

The fact that women and men are so different leads me to believe that women might actually have a head start in beating the feminist pendulum back in the other direction. Women noticed first that something was amiss and that the balance had been tipped, not necessarily just in favor of women, but so far in the direction of women that it ended up unbalancing the whole dynamic.

Most men did not even notice and many that did sided with the women anyway (as men tend to do). Those of us who did notice are a small minority.

By ready for a whole new sub culture of "red pill" women cashing in on this.

This, and dudes lining up to white knight and hand over their dough.
/thread-24767....+on+strike

Post: #9

Would bang sober.

Post: #10

I'm not sure about the significance of the somewhat regular appearance of anti-feminist/"Red Pill" ideas in the media. One thing to keep in mind is the regular pendulum-swinging in US culture between conservatism and liberalism, generally based on who is in presidential office. I expect there to be a post-Obama move to conservatism which may be more friendly to traditional sex roles. But it won't be a move back to the past, it will be 21st century conservatism. Time and culture doesn't stand still.

Post: #11

Could be one of Fisto's girls.

Malkin's problem is that she's a cheerleader for the neocon chickenhawks.

Post: #12

Plato or socrates don't recall which said 'women have no sense of justice' long time ago. Men used to know it, black men got the vote before white women and that wasn't really all that long ago.

Post: #13

Tsarnaev is now on the Rolling Stone cover. Surely chicks will dig him even more.