Post: #1

Our thoughts on the Ukraine crisis were impure and necessitated a full response by former Jezebel writer Katie Baker.

http://www.dissentmagazine.org/blog/risk...ck-up-game

Quote:From PUA forums to Fox News, foreign policy discussion is rife with gender and sexuality tropes. But the stakes in Ukraine are particularly high for the PUA community. When one forum user asked why Ukraine deserved its own sub-forum instead of say, Syria, another responded: “Syria is not a pussy paradise (Muslim country). This is a game forum. How this power struggle affects the behavior of women that live in one of the last European holdouts from significant western influence is the primary concern IMO.”

This is the second article that Katie wrote about me (first was about Denmark). I think this is how she's flirting with me, though at least she took my criticisms to heart and didn't make up shit this time.

Twitter reactions: https://twitter.com/search?q=http%3A%2F%...f=realtime

Post: #2

(03-18-2014 11:46 AM)Roosh Wrote:  This is the second article that Katie wrote about me

She wants the D!

Post: #3

Haven't even gotten past the first paragraph and my jimmies are already rustled.

Quote:Ukraine, where women are less financially independent and therefore more vulnerable to “Alpha male” advances.

If you are going to articulate in the article about your distaste for gender tropes, why not start with this one? The trope that women are always vulnerable and incapable of making their own decisions. "An alpha male is coming up to me?! Oh dear I couldn't possibly refuse such an offer, I'll just have to embrace him because I'm too weak to make my own choices!"

Post: #4

More cherry picking... with no comment box to make counter-arguments.

Post: #5

Because we're obviously all in agreement here on RVF with regard to the Ukraine conflict! ! !

She has conveniently ignored the fact that we've fielded plenty of arguments for all sides in the conflict. Allowing debate is obviously more than her rag is capable of.

Post: #6

(03-18-2014 12:38 PM)Collide Wrote:  Haven't even gotten past the first paragraph and my jimmies are already rustled.

Quote:Ukraine, where women are less financially independent and therefore more vulnerable to “Alpha male” advances.

If you are going to articulate in the article about your distaste for gender tropes, why not start with this one? The trope that women are always vulnerable and incapable of making their own decisions. "An alpha male is coming up to me?! Oh dear I couldn't possibly refuse such an offer, I'll just have to embrace him because I'm too weak to make my own choices!"

What is really funny about that statement is that is so comically backwards. The most independent women that I've ever met have been from less-developed countries. And I am talking real independence, not the phony "you go girl" gender studies faux-independence of middle class women in the United States and other rich countries. American women talk a good game, but dig deep and you'll find that most of them are either living of mommy and daddy or are living off the Big Daddy in Washington.

Post: #7

Looking at the twitter link Roosh posted (reposted - https://twitter.com/search?q=http%3A%2F%...realtime), its actually surprising how many 'educated' 'intellectuals' actually believe American propaganda on the situation in Ukraine. Even in Soviet Russia, people didn't believe the propaganda nearly as easily.

Either the propaganda's gotten more subtle and therefore more powerful or people have become stupider. Also notice the pattern. Leader does exactly as the West tells him to do so - hero of the people, savior of the oppressed etc. Leader doesn't kowtow to unreasonable Western demands - oppressor, dictator, undemocratic, rigged elections, propaganda etc.

Edit: Pretty pro-Russian bias here but based on reality, unlike CNN/ Fox News. http://darussophile.com/2014/03/five-myt...eferendum/ The guy (Anatoly Karlin) is really intelligent, I follow both his blogs. He has a very Red-Pill perspective of geopolitics and considers himself a part of the Dark-Enlightenment.

Also WB Katie Baker. Gotta admit, I'm a bit jealous of Roosh right now.

Post: #8

So she barley read a page of that thread? She must of gotten heated and closed, because if she would of read that whole thing it was a dense package of news, debate, and analysis, from all sides, pro-west or pro-east.

I think she's hot the hots for Roosh tho big time.

Post: #9

What's she look like?

Post: #10

(03-18-2014 01:57 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  What's she look like?

She hovers on that unfortunate line between cute and mannish. Plus she looks like a fat version of that dragon slut from Game of Thrones, and we all know the fatter girls get the angrier they get. Any surprise she's a feminist?

And I love how she's outraged about one major reason why we consider the Ukraine conflict more important than say, South Sudan or Afghanistan or Iraq. She and her media masters are ignoring the conflicts in those countries for their own despicable reasons. Yet she's holier than thou, because, reasons.

Post: #11

WYB?

Post: #12

^^All signs point to SIF: weird angles, abrupt cropping jobs, and the same (slim) expression in almost every picture.

Post: #13

She might have a little SIF going on, but her face is cute enough that barring a truly impressive level of deception I'd probably still bang.

Post: #14

WB. Provided that she isn't actually fat. She is a solid 6 out of 10, but maybe I am being generous because I like brunettes. And yeah, she is almost certainly reading this thread and potentially even has an account here.

Post: #15

I got quoted. This pleases me.

As an aside, I too am surprised the folks on twitter have swallowed western propaganda so easily. I'm in Poland and despite their deep seated distrust of Russia...even they are saying how hypocritical the West is behaving. It's actually rather repulsive how disingenuous Western politics is when you see it in full force. They literally believe in nothing of substance as long as it's anti-Russian.

Post: #16

She has also written at length about RSDnation. She really seems to have a hard-on for PUAs (her words).

Post: #17

What's funny to me, is that there's many of the people commenting on the conflict who are directly or indirectly concerned i.e - Russians, Ukrainians, or people who actually have visited these places.
I think the debate was done in a very proper fashion, and both sides were acknowledged.

Post: #18

It got retweeted by Clay Shirky, who is a well-known internet thinker: https://twitter.com/cshirky/status/446019884372492289

I must admit I get some satisfaction that America's cultural elite knows of me and that my existence chafes them.

Post: #19

(03-18-2014 04:12 PM)Vicious Wrote:  She has also written at length about RSDnation. She really seems to have a hard-on for PUAs (her words).

Male attention. Any type, any amount, love or hate. She craves it all.

Definite SIF though. Look at the second pic DJ-Matt posted - her face alone is so fat she has jowls. And the big one below that? There's a BBQ the size of an Iron Lung in the upper right corner, a bunch of thick girls in the upper left; with what looks like food wrappers scattered around them on the grass - like animal feeding grounds in a National Geographic film.
It looks like a big Feeder convention, minus the men, with a bunch of slovenly women far down the chunky road to Fatsville. The company you keep, Katie...

If she kept off the cupcakes, hit the gym and found a hobby besides being angry at people for judging her piss poor choices, Katiebuns could stop creeping on Roosh and get out and enjoy her own life.

Post: #20

Nice work Roosh. I love reading their articles. It's funny being on the opposing team reading this stuff.

I wish i had 10 million to do an RvF TV network. Imagine how bunched up their panties would get if that came to be!

Post: #21

That Dissent article is just so painful to read.

The author disengenously acts as if the entire thread was about our worries that once Ukraine joins the EU our pussy paradise will be over, when in fact it was almost entirely a political thread discussing the various factions in play and general cluelessness of the Western press (and how Westerners are still really gullible for the ole' "we're fighting for freedom" rationale - even in democratic Ukraine!). IIRC there were only a few offhand comments raising the worry about it making Ukraine more like the west.

Her overall tone is Orwellian PC-speak at it's finest...and the magazine is called "Dissent"? Dissent from what exactly? She's toeing the existing Western multi-culti Feminist party views right down the line! She is technically "The Man" and part of the machine in this day in age!!!

Post: #22

Katie,

Since I know you're reading this, maybe think about the fact that you're attacking the very kind of men that deep down you wish you could attract and keep around.

For someone who reads the forum as much as you do, this is very bad game.

Post: #23

America foments rebellion and sedition in the Texas region of Mexico in the 1840s. Then screams bloody murder when the Mexican government tries to defend itself.

Then the US foments more rebellion and sedition. Conflict breaks out, Texas secedes from Mexico, and the US annexes Texas while giving the finger to Mexico and the international community.

Nobody does anything.

Moscow does the same thing in Crimea in 2014. Now all of a sudden, to the US, it's a "crime against humanity."

The US: liars, hypocrites, and arrogant meddlers in the world.

Post: #24

Quote:America foments rebellion and sedition in the Texas region of Mexico in the 1840s. Then screams bloody murder when the Mexican government tries to defend itself.

Then the US foments more rebellion and sedition. Conflict breaks out, Texas secedes from Mexico, and the US annexes Texas while giving the finger to Mexico and the international community.

Nobody does anything.

Moscow does the same thing in Crimea in 2014. Now all of a sudden, to the US, it's a "crime against humanity."

The US: liars, hypocrites, and arrogant meddlers in the world.

Well, if you look at it from an individual level, nobody from the 1840's is alive today, let along involved in US policy.

Can you hold an entity independent of time, such as a government, to that accountability. I guesd theoretically you could, but practically, not sure.

Post: #25

Woody Allen had the definitive take on Dissent (and another rag) in "Annie Hall"