Post: #1

Sorry if this is a dupe but I couldn't find anything.

I found this floating around a couple feminist slut's websites. It was originally posted to Vimeo by a guy, errr, feminist, named Scott Benson:








Here's the video creator weighing in:

Quote:In lurking their blogs and youtube channels for a while, I've noticed that beyond the standard patriarchal chauvinism there is this deep fear of women - what they will do to me, how they will reject me, how they will use me, how they are changing society in a way that does not favor me, how they are making men into something I don't like, how they are making themselves into something I don't like, that they won't give me what I want, and that they won't give me what I think is rightfully mine. This goes beyond fear of feminism- this is fear of women at its purest

If women make themselves into something I don't like, and I'm outspoken about it, this does not equate to fearing women. This perfectly exemplifies the utter lack of logic used by that camp, and it's a feeble attempt at painting us as some sort of ultra-conservative old farts that simply can't keep up with the times. I'd be willing to bet this Scott Benson guy is cisgendered or multiqueer or whatever fuck they call themselves, and therefor he has no skin in the game.

The video is quite hilarious, depicting men as getting more ice cream than women. When I first saw it, I knew immediately, "No woman created this. This was made by a man."

Oh, the irony.

Post: #2

This is probably what inspired his ice cream analogy:



But we all know the reality:

Post: #3

I don't mind women obsessing over food. It is evolution.

Women think about food the way men think about sex.

Throughout human history - women controlled the sex and men controlled the food.

Post: #4

Q: What do you do when you are weak, but are too lazy to put in the time and effort it takes to become stronger?

A: Become a hater.

Post: #5

You know that "salt water" taste you get before you puke? I just got that. Weird.

Post: #6

(12-12-2013 02:02 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  

Something as utterly deviant from sexual and gender norms as that thing has no right to make any comment on the interaction between sexes whatsoever. They're both outwardly and inwardly damaged.

Post: #7

He looks as if he could literally be the Diner.

I bet he's full of character...look at that cheeky wee smile and the Wink.....Now where did he put his Fedora???

Post: #8

I am the only one who think that video looks like a weird indoctrination video, just taken of a facist-future like 1984?

Post: #9

Oh shit, I just realised I sincerely thought I was looking at a lesbian. It's a dude? Really?

Post: #10

(12-12-2013 07:57 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  Oh shit, I just realised I sincerely thought I was looking at a lesbian. It's a dude? Really?

Women lack the technical skills to make that video.

They come up with the propaganda and then convince white knights like this...thing...to do the technical legwork and make a cute video.

Post: #11

It's a dupe, but I posted it eons ago so it doesn't matter. It's a good repost for people who didn't see it way back when.

(12-12-2013 10:16 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  

(12-12-2013 07:57 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  Oh shit, I just realised I sincerely thought I was looking at a lesbian. It's a dude? Really?

Women lack the technical skills to make that video.

They come up with the propaganda and then convince white knights like this...thing...to do the technical legwork and make a cute video.

Hahaha yeah, I remember Roosh at the time saying the guy looked like he was on hormone therapy to transition or something. And it's a well-made video - but of course it was made by a man. Or, uh... at least what passes for a man, biologically speaking.

Post: #12

The guy has talent. He would probably be an excellent music video producer or something.

But the constant moan/refrain of 'But I'm a Nice Guy' doesn't make any sense.

The first rule of red pill thinking is that 'being a nice guy' puts you to the back of the line.

Post: #13

I think it's hilarious how people equate being 'red pill' as being afraid of women. Afraid?! It's a laughable concept to anyone truly red pill. In fact, to be afraid of women is laughable to anyone with a brain.

Post: #14

Does anyone else see this as propaganda against the red pill? I had to watch it a few times, but to me I took this as a way to try warding off any new comers to the idea. It shows the male taking the pill and it, for a lack of a better term, sizzles his brain. Then the caption "I must take a stand." But quotes "I am afraid.". He quotes that he's been lurking blogs and YouTube channels, but what is a better way to under mind your enemy? Not trying say we should all doubt or fear anyone in this forum because of the solid advice and the good reputation that a lot of you put in. The moderators are great at spotting trolls. But seeing the amount of guests here, one could get enough info to make videos like this.

Post: #15

It's funny how you just see someone's face and you immediately know his social status.

Post: #16

Are you sure its a guy? It has boobs.

Post: #17

Ten to one says he's not getting any kind of pussy quality.