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"Christian 'love guru' who tells women they must know 'how to shut up' if they want to be dateable sparks outrage after 'motivational speech' at Texas high school
Students at Richardson High School in Dallas, Texas walked out of Justin Lookadoo's speech Wednesday
Others tweeted their disgust at his misogynistic comments, using the hashtag #lookadouche
The bleach-blonde former juvenile probation officer claims to have given motivational talks at 4,000 public schools in the South and Midwest
He preaches in his heavy Texas drawl 'all the juicy secrets' to help students pick up, he claims
In his book, Dateable, he tells girls: 'Please, please don't tease us. To show us your hot little body ... and then tell us we can't touch it is being a tease"

'Men of God are wild, not domesticated,' he claims. 'Dateable guys aren’t tamed. They don’t live by the rules of the opposite sex. They fight battles, conquer lands, and stand up for the oppressed.
'Keep it covered up. Dateable guys know that porn is bad for the spirit and the mind. They keep women covered up.'
In a book he claims is a number one bestseller, he tells girls, 'Please, please don't tease us. To show us your hot little body ... and then tell us we can't touch it is being a tease. You can't look that sexy and then tell us to be on our best behavior.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...trage.html

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"I'm a student of rhs and I actually attended the assembly in question. Mr. Lookadoo said many sexist comments that offended many students and parents, as a women I found his behavior inappropriate and how he expressed his beliefs extremly offensive, people and especially impressionable teenagers deserve better than this."

Hamsterspeak translation: "If you do what he says you'll have all my holes the first night"

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You have to spin the truth more gently. His message was lost because you have to open their eyes slowly. I've been thinking how I would present this to a group. I'll work it out and post it here.

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"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell

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I was listening to an interview with Billy Corgan this morning and he talked a lot about this.

We live in an age where there are companies, large companies, who have built an industry scanning tweets, posts, etc to bring out the worst quotes. It does not matter if the quote is taken on a completely different context then what it is for, they can and will still sell it or do something of damaging value with it.

A high school motivational speaker.

A pro athlete.

A yoga clothing entrepreneur.

If there is any value in causing trouble, they will take it. And try and profit off of it.

Post: #6

(11-15-2013 09:21 PM)Laner Wrote:  I was listening to an interview with Billy Corgan this morning and he talked a lot about this.

We live in an age where there are companies, large companies, who have built an industry scanning tweets, posts, etc to bring out the worst quotes. It does not matter if the quote is taken on a completely different context then what it is for, they can and will still sell it or do something of damaging value with it.

A high school motivational speaker.

A pro athlete.

A yoga clothing entrepreneur.

If there is any value in causing trouble, they will take it. And try and profit off of it.

The real news here is that Billy Corgan is still giving interviews.

Post: #7

I don't know why he's telling them. This new generation is soft as linen. I feel like I'll be plundering 18-year-old pussy forever with the amount of pure unadultered simpage that comes out of the public school system.