Post: #26

Emily Hopper from Sacramento, CA. She deleted her facebook right quick but here's a webcache (she's even wearing the costume in it):

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/se...en&ct=clnk

edit: It's back up: https://www.facebook.com/emily.hopper.31

What in the hell is "Diablo Valley College"?

Post: #27

Tinkerbell wants some schmuck in her kinish. Never thought I would see yiddish on the forum Basil.

Post: #28

(09-08-2014 09:21 PM)spook Wrote:  Emily Hopper from Sacramento, CA. She deleted her facebook right quick but here's a webcache (she's even wearing the costume in it):

Post: #29

(09-08-2014 09:21 PM)spook Wrote:  Emily Hopper from Sacramento, CA. She deleted her facebook right quick but here's a webcache (she's even wearing the costume in it):

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/se...en&ct=clnk

edit: It's back up: https://www.facebook.com/emily.hopper.31

What in the hell is "Diablo Valley College"?

Dang spook, I don't even wanna know how you did it.

spook is what people call a spy, correct?

From one of her posts.

Quote:Ive had to make mistakes to figure out who i am. Everyone has. But confidence is loving all the good and bad parts of you. And how you treat others reveals how secure you are with yourself. You will get no where in life hating yourself or others. This isn't directed towards anyone, just something I've had to learn, and wish i learned earlier in my life. Love yourself.

Emily, apparently you haven't learned the lesson yet. I guess you are not very secure with yourself.

Post: #30

(09-08-2014 09:21 PM)spook Wrote:  Emily Hopper from Sacramento, CA. She deleted her facebook right quick but here's a webcache (she's even wearing the costume in it):

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/se...en&ct=clnk

edit: It's back up: https://www.facebook.com/emily.hopper.31

What in the hell is "Diablo Valley College"?

another name for the Stanford honors program?

also, how did you sleuth that shit?

Post: #31

What, does she live in that stupid costume?

Post: #32

(09-08-2014 09:21 PM)spook Wrote:  Emily Hopper from Sacramento, CA. She deleted her facebook right quick but here's a webcache (she's even wearing the costume in it):

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/se...en&ct=clnk

edit: It's back up: https://www.facebook.com/emily.hopper.31

What in the hell is "Diablo Valley College"?

It looks like it's still up to me.

The video was shot July 28. She posted this on her profile August 2 (emphasis mine):

Quote:Ive had to make mistakes to figure out who i am. Everyone has. But confidence is loving all the good and bad parts of you. And how you treat others reveals how secure you are with yourself. You will get no where in life hating yourself or others. This isn't directed towards anyone, just something I've had to learn, and wish i learned earlier in my life. Love yourself.

Truly inspirational.

I've got screencaps.

Post: #33

(09-08-2014 09:42 PM)runsonmagic Wrote:  

Quote:Ive had to make mistakes to figure out who i am. Everyone has. But confidence is loving all the good and bad parts of you. And how you treat others reveals how secure you are with yourself. You will get no where in life hating yourself or others. This isn't directed towards anyone, just something I've had to learn, and wish i learned earlier in my life. Love yourself.

Truly inspirational.

I've got screencaps.

Every time some dumbass broad starts posting all that pseudo-therapy B.S. of "love yourself", what she really means is "love me". She doesn't give a shit about anyone else, she just wants someone to love her.

Can't possibly imagine that she has a hard time finding guys to form an emotional bond with...

Post: #34

(09-08-2014 09:41 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  What, does she live in that stupid costume?

You know little kids they wanna wear the same thing every day, little kids like 5 year old little kids...but I bet mentally that is where she is at. But her body is definitely bangable.

Would bang all 3. Some nice tits on that middle one.

Post: #35

(09-08-2014 09:39 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  

(09-08-2014 09:21 PM)spook Wrote:  Emily Hopper from Sacramento, CA. She deleted her facebook right quick but here's a webcache (she's even wearing the costume in it):

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/se...en&ct=clnk

edit: It's back up: https://www.facebook.com/emily.hopper.31

What in the hell is "Diablo Valley College"?

Dang spook, I don't even wanna know how you did it.

spook is what people call a spy, correct?

From one of her posts.

Quote:Ive had to make mistakes to figure out who i am. Everyone has. But confidence is loving all the good and bad parts of you. And how you treat others reveals how secure you are with yourself. You will get no where in life hating yourself or others. This isn't directed towards anyone, just something I've had to learn, and wish i learned earlier in my life. Love yourself.

Emily, apparently you haven't learned the lesson yet. I guess you are not very secure with yourself.

Someone doxxed her on the youtube clip.

Post: #36

WB all 3, but ginger is a little too gingery for me. I'd need a couple drinks first even though she's slim. That pale skin is a pretty major turnoff.

I bet Emily is a great fuck but definitely not the type of girl you give your real name to.

Post: #37

For a chick dressed as a fairy, she is most unchill. 2/10 would not do zoomers with.

On a more serious note, I'm really not looking forward to the first video where a chick does something like this to a guy and he hits her so hard he causes serious harm, like knocking her teeth out hard. We all know it's coming.

Post: #38

(09-08-2014 09:45 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  

(09-08-2014 09:42 PM)runsonmagic Wrote:  

Quote:Ive had to make mistakes to figure out who i am. Everyone has. But confidence is loving all the good and bad parts of you. And how you treat others reveals how secure you are with yourself. You will get no where in life hating yourself or others. This isn't directed towards anyone, just something I've had to learn, and wish i learned earlier in my life. Love yourself.

Truly inspirational.

I've got screencaps.

Every time some dumbass broad starts posting all that pseudo-therapy B.S. of "love yourself", what she really means is "love me". She doesn't give a shit about anyone else, she just wants someone to love her.

Can't possibly imagine that she has a hard time finding guys to form an emotional bond with...

I never understand all the mental masturbation crap that girls post all over their facebooks. "You gotta love yourself before yourself can love." We got it, you switched around the words, good for you. It sounds like something a rapper in jail who converts to Islam starts saying.

Post: #39

Post: #40

Billly, check out World Star if that's your thing. I've seen some black dudes tee off on girls for this shit.

Emily Hopper is going to pay for this shit. Good luck getting a career after a highly-publicized assault with video evidence, and after Roosh gets done eviscerating her.

Post: #41

(09-08-2014 09:54 PM)ryanf Wrote:  I never understand all the mental masturbation crap that girls post all over their facebooks. "You gotta love yourself before yourself can love."

Our society is filled with this fairy dust. Like the hideous fucking elephants that like using that MM quote. Just batshit crazy. Just need to accept that the majority of people are just a bunch of moronic attention whores, who were most likely abused as children because of how mentally fragile they are.

“I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best.”
― Marilyn Monroe

Post: #42

(09-08-2014 09:52 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  WB all 3, but ginger is a little too gingery for me. I'd need a couple drinks first even though she's slim. That pale skin is a pretty major turnoff.

I bet Emily is a great fuck but definitely not the type of girl you give your real name to.

I'll take the ginger, but clearly she isn't too bright. She doesn't understand that she will age faster and worse than her friends and she should avoid the beach.

Post: #43

I don't wanna sound like a white knight but I don't see anything wrong with her behavior. I watched the video twice and this is what I saw step by step.

1) Woman sees the signs and bloody costumes. Nothing wrong here.
2) She calls them 'nasty' and criticizes them. ''what the fuck is wrong with you?'' she says. This is not polite, but still it's nothing unacceptable to express her opinion in this way.
3) They hold the camera on her face, she pushes it, as anyone of us would do. Nothing wrong here.
4) She walks away.
5) The young protestor holds her by the hand in order to stop her and challenge her for a verbal arguement about why she thinks it's nasty and wrong.
6) She freaks out, pushes him away, starts yelling but she still walks away.
7) The protestors follow her and hold the huge signs at her face in an attempt to annoy her and challenge her for debate.
8) She loses control and starts screaming and hitting them.

If 2 dudes were following me with big sign boards, bloody costumes representing circumcision and a recording camera, I would shove that camera up their asses. She has no physical strength to do this, so she stroms out in her own girlish way. Of all the irrational stupid shit women did in videos, this is the least irrational one.

About the circumcision issue, I admit I'm no expert on this but all I can say is that I got one when I was child, nobody asked me for consent but I'm glad they didn't. I don't care about religions reasons but I've heard and read countless times that it is useful for hygiene and decreases chances of STDs. A kid can't comprehend this and make a sound decision about circumcision. When he is old enough to give consent, I don't think a grown man would happily go through this procedure. It is just a bigger trouble for grown men. And between worrying about academics/work and chasing pussy and money, getting a part of your dick cut off would be the last thing on your mind. So if he doesn't get it when he's a kid, the chances are he never will.

Now consent is important of course, but given this is such a trivial issue and is probably in the benefit of men in terms of hygiene and maybe even aesthetics, non-consensual male circumcision should really be the very last thing that MRAs or the manosphere need to be thinking.

Post: #44

(09-08-2014 09:21 PM)spook Wrote:  Emily Hopper from Sacramento, CA. She deleted her facebook right quick but here's a webcache (she's even wearing the costume in it):

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/se...en&ct=clnk

edit: It's back up: https://www.facebook.com/emily.hopper.31

What in the hell is "Diablo Valley College"?

these hoes can't stay off facebook for too long. haha.

Post: #45

(09-08-2014 10:11 PM)turkishcandy Wrote:  I don't wanna sound like a white knight but I don't see anything wrong with her behavior. I watched the video twice and this is what I saw step by step.

1) Woman sees the signs and bloody costumes. Nothing wrong here.
2) She calls them 'nasty' and criticizes them. ''what the fuck is wrong with you?'' she says. This is not polite, but still it's nothing unacceptable to express her opinion in this way.
3) They hold the camera on her face, she pushes it, as anyone of us would do. Nothing wrong here.
4) She walks away.
5) The young protestor holds her by the hand in order to stop her and challenge her for a verbal arguement about why she thinks it's nasty and wrong.
6) She freaks out, pushes him away, starts yelling but she still walks away.
7) The protestors follow her and hold the huge signs at her face in an attempt to annoy her and challenge her for debate.
8) She loses control and starts screaming and hitting them.

If 2 dudes were following me with big sign boards, bloody costumes representing circumcision and a recording camera, I would shove that camera up their asses. She has no physical strength to do this, so she stroms out in her own girlish way. Of all the irrational stupid shit women did in videos, this is the least irrational one.

About the circumcision issue, I admit I'm no expert on this but all I can say is that I got one when I was child, nobody asked me for consent but I'm glad they didn't. I don't care about religions reasons but I've heard and read countless times that it is useful for hygiene and decreases chances of STDs. A kid can't comprehend this and make a sound decision about circumcision. When he is old enough to give consent, I don't think a grown man would happily go through this procedure. It is just a bigger trouble for grown men. And between worrying about academics/work and chasing pussy and money, getting a part of your dick cut off would be the last thing on your mind. So if he doesn't get it when he's a kid, the chances are he never will.

Now consent is important of course, but given this is such a trivial issue and is probably in the benefit of men in terms of hygiene and maybe even aesthetics, non-consensual male circumcision should really be the very last thing that MRAs or the manosphere need to be thinking.

I've only read this board for a month and this is the most misguided, uninformed, biased, and blatantly retarded post I'm sure I will ever see here.

I'd wager a paycheck that you are at least indirectly connected to Islam.

Post: #46

(09-08-2014 10:11 PM)turkishcandy Wrote:  1) Woman sees the signs and bloody costumes. Nothing wrong here.
2) She calls them 'nasty' and criticizes them. ''what the fuck is wrong with you?'' she says. This is not polite, but still it's nothing unacceptable to express her opinion in this way.
3) They hold the camera on her face, she pushes it, as anyone of us would do. Nothing wrong here.
4) She walks away.
5) The young protestor holds her by the hand in order to stop her and challenge her for a verbal arguement about why she thinks it's nasty and wrong.
6) She freaks out, pushes him away, starts yelling but she still walks away.
7) The protestors follow her and hold the huge signs at her face in an attempt to annoy her and challenge her for debate.
8) She loses control and starts screaming and hitting them.

If 2 dudes were following me with big sign boards, bloody costumes representing circumcision and a recording camera, I would shove that camera up their asses. She has no physical strength to do this, so she stroms out in her own girlish way. Of all the irrational stupid shit women did in videos, this is the least irrational one.

3: No, any one of us would not do that. Camera was nowhere near being in her face, but she tried to shove it away and stick her hand on it. She had already legally committed an assault before she even started striking them.
Try doing that to a newscaster and see how it works out for you.
5: This didn't even happen. You watch the same video I did?
7: So what? She spazzed on them and physically fucked with their camera guy, why should they not have followed her on a public walkway?
Again, I encourage you to walk up to, say, some striking union protesters, scream at them, call them names, swat at one of their cellphones, shove them, and then see what happens. The least of your worries will be them briefly following you.

(09-08-2014 10:11 PM)turkishcandy Wrote:  About the circumcision issue, I admit I'm no expert on this but all I can say is that I got one when I was child, nobody asked me for consent but I'm glad they didn't. I don't care about religions reasons but I've heard and read countless times that it is useful for hygiene and decreases chances of STDs. A kid can't comprehend this and make a sound decision about circumcision. When he is old enough to give consent, I don't think a grown man would happily go through this procedure. It is just a bigger trouble for grown men. And between worrying about academics/work and chasing pussy and money, getting a part of your dick cut off would be the last thing on your mind. So if he doesn't get it when he's a kid, the chances are he never will.

Now consent is important of course, but given this is such a trivial issue and is probably in the benefit of men in terms of hygiene and maybe even aesthetics, non-consensual male circumcision should really be the very last thing that MRAs or the manosphere need to be thinking.

TL;DR the message of the protesters rubbed you the wrong way and therefor you are rationalizing away this woman's actions.



I don't care if they were protesting against people wearing the color yellow, the fact guys in this thread are stooping to defending this idiot because they disagree with the message of the people demonstrating is incredibly pathetic and small minded.

(09-08-2014 10:11 PM)turkishcandy Wrote:  I don't wanna sound like a white knight

Too late.

Post: #47

One thing you're forgetting turkishcandy - this happened at a pride parade.

That girl probably had to pass three dudes in assless chaps blowing each other, a billion cell phone cameras, and several news crews to get to the two protesters and lone videographer who she punched in the face. Her FB has a photo her posing with a tranny the same day. So the idea she acted the way she did because they were somehow threatening is kind of absurd.

As for the circ issue, I dare anyone to watch a video of the procedure and tell me that would happen in a society that values male sexuality.

Post: #48

(09-08-2014 06:11 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  Five years ago and men would have been all up in the faces of other men, demanding to know, "What is going on here?!"

Young men have seen enough bad female behavior to understand what is going on.

I think it's perhaps that, but I also think there's another factor. It's at a gay parade, right? Even leaving aside that a lot of gays are really genuinely misogynistic (as in, they do really hate women), if a guy doesn't want to stick his dick in a chick (even at a very unconscious level), his likelihood of white knighting is significantly lower. If this had been at a mainstream, hetero event there would have been tons of white knights. Look at that recent video of the woman shoplifting. If/when we see a lack of white knighting in a normal situation, I might be a little more hopeful.

That homosexual men are better at either putting women in their place, or at least not giving them a pass on their bad behaviour, than heterosexual men, still signals a crisis in the broader culture to me.

Post: #49

(09-08-2014 10:02 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  

(09-08-2014 09:52 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  WB all 3, but ginger is a little too gingery for me. I'd need a couple drinks first even though she's slim. That pale skin is a pretty major turnoff.

I bet Emily is a great fuck but definitely not the type of girl you give your real name to.

I'll take the ginger, but clearly she isn't too bright. She doesn't understand that she will age faster and worse than her friends and she should avoid the beach.

The ginger is a good example of what I was talking about in another thread. If you are a woman and you get in shape, you are in the game. If she avoids the sun, makes a few stylistic adjustments, she could be very attractive.

Regarding the topic, I don't agree with the protestor. But he has a right to protest. What's the saying? "I may not agree with what you have to say, but I will defend to the death, your right to say it".

Post: #50

I had a shocking revelation while watching this. Ms. Hopper has the same personality as my ex. She saw something she didn't like and went on the attack. My guess is she looked at his junk first then saw who the junk was attached to. For us that would be following a chick that has a nice ass and perfect shape and when she turns around, she has a boxer's nose and a lazy eye. It's obvious at this point that this guy is raping her, and she won't stand for it.

Sure, she could come with something constructive and try to debate him. She could even do the prudent thing and ignore him and his bloody dick. However, she is being raped right in public by this man and it will not stand. He must be shamed and she must get into his personal space to show him who's boss. She is a woman after all, and there is a 5 foot force field emanating from her vagina that forces all unwanted men out of the way.

She then turns to find out that someone is filming this sexual assault on their phone. Probably going to put it up on one of those misogynistic porn sites like motherless. They get off on sick shit like this there. She is compelled to put her hands on another person's property to ruin the filming. What's this? This man is protecting his property by gently removing my hand? This rape has now turned into a double rape, and now she must shout out to the crowd so they know who the real victim is.

Her guardian fairy jumps in to protect her and to get a better look at the bloody junk. The protester wants none of this. There's raping to be done after all. She has to get violent now....Oh shit, is that a female person of color she just touched? Better back off, she's the one coming from a position of privilege now. This could turn into a real ass kicking.
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Both parties are wrong here. There was no reason for her to confront them other than she felt like it. The cameraman was in the right removing her hand from his property. After that, they should have stood their ground instead of pursuing. I guess it worked out for them in the end because they are getting much more attention than they would have otherwise.

That said, WB if she sucked some helium beforehand. I can't stand her masculine voice and wannabe thug gestures. I guess that's why they invented rope and ball gags. Also props to the queen in the background calling her out on her shitty behavior for what it was. A woman acting out for no other reason than she can get away with it.