Post: #1

Noticed a suspicious comment over on the Harvard Business Review blog today:
   

http://blogs.hbr.org/2014/01/theres-no-e...le-panels/

Post: #2

we all need to get the fuck over there and upvote the shit out of that.

Post: #3

LOL, even as a woman? I hope there is no on running around pretending to be Roosh.

Post: #4

Clicked the link to upvote the comment and noticed that some mangina already emailed the author to let her know that Roosh is actually a man and suggest that she's being trolled.

Post: #5

then show her that more people like the troll than like her article.
38 people took the time to comment on her article, or comment on comments.
Maybe the one comment calling her out will be liked more?

Post: #6

I just left a comment based on the title of the article alone. No way am I reading that cow's view of fairness in the world.

Post: #7

(01-24-2014 10:13 PM)Fisto Wrote:  I just left a comment based on the title of the article alone. No way am I reading that cow's view of fairness in the world.

I headed over there and was the first one to upvote your comment.

For those of you too lazy to click through the OP and check it out:

Quote:Fisto wrote:
Calling Roosh a "known troll" after publishing an article with a title designed to troll.....

What's the criteria for designating a group as "underrepresented" anyway?

Further, how does that automatically qualify them to be "represented"?

Post: #8

She just chose a bad headline. She could have made her entire point without mentioning "white men" even once. Surprised someone who writes for HBR wouldn't be more discerning

Post: #9

HBR is the most overrated POS that I have ever wasted time trying to find value in.

Post: #10

I just up voted Roosh and Fisto's comments. Was that beta?

Post: #11

It's not me.

Post: #12

well, it's still hilarious.