Post: #1

I don't agree with all of his economic theories, but I've been reading Gonzalo Lira for quite some time and he just weighed in recently about his take on "game". Good reading and well in line with a lot of what I've found on this forum: http://gonzalolira.blogspot.com/2013/11/...ss-of.html

Incidentally, I remember reading that he dealt with some bullshit false-rape charge at Dartmouth and he wrote about it as well. The guy's got some interesting takes on government and economics from a pretty red-pill viewpoint. Interesting stuff that I hope RVF'ers will appreciate.

Post: #2

Yeah, I found out about that guy because I stumbled upon his false rape story as well. Very interesting and very centrist. I like it that he has many leftist points of view while at the same time being passionate about the value of corporations, anti-abortion and etc... certainly similar to many posters here. I'll give this a read too.

Post: #3

fuck

Post: #4

I like his description of us.


That said, we don't see women as free agents, but as slaves to their hamsters.

Post: #5

(11-18-2013 05:58 PM)soup Wrote:  I like his description of us.


That said, we don't see women as free agents, but as slaves to their hamsters.

Aren't we also slaves then...to our higher testosterone levels?

Post: #6

(11-18-2013 06:03 PM)Menace Wrote:  

(11-18-2013 05:58 PM)soup Wrote:  I like his description of us.


That said, we don't see women as free agents, but as slaves to their hamsters.

Aren't we also slaves then...to our higher testosterone levels?

We are slaves to the game, and to nature in a lot of ways. The true master recognizes and embraces the subtleties of this reality to his advantage.

Attractive women are masters of beta men and lesser attractive women. But all women are slaves to their hamsters.