Post: #101

(05-18-2015 07:42 PM)TravelerKai Wrote:  

(05-17-2015 03:35 PM)Hyperion Wrote:  Yeah I was reading some random facebook comments on the pages of various news sources. The blue-pillers and white knights still are out there in force and lashing out at obvoius truth. Its disgusting how many men knocking Gavin who was speaking obvious truth.

Did you like taking medicine as a child? No one did. Give it more time. Let's keep it real for a minute, you would not see something like this 4 years ago.

No doubt. Gavin was great and on point. I thought Hannity's reaction was interesting. Almost like he was in agreement with Gavin and totally stunned that McInnes was willing to be so blunt,but obviously Hannity couldn't verbalize his agreement it on TV.

I do like that the forces of the manosphere/alt-right are really starting to come together as a cohesive force. Like you, I think this is just a beginning. We need to be relentless in vituperating the socialists/SJWs.

Post: #102

I've yet again found some gold from Gavin.

He sees this woman on the street putting up a poster, he confronts her and asks her to come on his show.





Warning: Among discussing sexism, gender relations and fat acceptance, they go on and off about race issues as well. I'd rather not have that derail this thread.

Post: #103

Damn, that interview was cringe worthy but I manages to finish it.

This is quite possibly the most pathetic sjw bitch I've ever seen.

* zero personality
*no rebuttals or counter argments
* passed over any questions or points she didn't want to address.
* zero personality

The bitch was basically a robot that's been programmed with a few sjw slogans and talking points with no other intellectual algorithms.

It's actually very scary an disturbing and scary that biches like that have a voice.

On the flip side maybe it's a good thing, the more people see how pathetic and stupid these feminist/progressive/sjw types are the better.

(05-20-2015 12:16 AM)Laurifer Wrote:  I've yet again found some gold from Gavin.

He sees this woman on the street putting up a poster, he confronts her and asks her to come on his show.





Warning: Among discussing sexism, gender relations and fat acceptance, they go on and off about race issues as well. I'd rather not have that derail this thread.

Post: #104

lol

Post: #105

(05-20-2015 12:16 AM)Laurifer Wrote:  I've yet again found some gold from Gavin.

He sees this woman on the street putting up a poster, he confronts her and asks her to come on his show.





Warning: Among discussing sexism, gender relations and fat acceptance, they go on and off about race issues as well. I'd rather not have that derail this thread.

Oh my God. What a waste of a vote. Canceling out someone's vote who actually knows something that's true.

Post: #106

(05-16-2015 05:38 AM)Lizard King Wrote:  

(05-15-2015 12:01 PM)Nemausus Wrote:  Maybe these will help you make a determination.

She is obviously single, and deluded.

She is deluded because she thinks parading herself on social media will attract an apex male.

Do I see an attempt at a yoga pose/stretch?

Paging Tuth

Post: #107

Post: #108

(05-21-2015 04:58 PM)KorbenDallas Wrote:  



lol

Damn. I wanted to post that.
Too slow

Post: #109

TYT reviews Gavin's words of wisdom:





Ana uses mythical claims and ad hominem attacks.
The betas white knight for Ana and Tamara.

Nothing new really, that guy with the glasses is creepy as fuck.

Post: #110

another vid of Gavin destroying manginas, white knights and feminists. Although if he had a bit more composure he would have totally wrecked them

Post: #111

(05-16-2015 10:29 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  ^ I'm showing my age by laughing at that.

Don't worry. I'm 29 and I laughed at that. My parents were fans of the classics.

Post: #112

Gavin was on the Joe Rogan Podcast earlier this week, and though I typically like Joe and most of his stances, Gavin sort of made him look like a weak-willed liberal establishment puppet at times. It almost seems like Joe is desperate to appeal intellectual and scientifically minded with his antagonistic views on religion. Atheism or agnosticism is fine, but he's taking the "reddit Nietzsche" to the extreme when confronted with an alpha argument espouses some benefits of faith. Any yes, I'm classifying Gavin and especially Milo as alpha debaters.

Sidenote: I'd like to hear another lengthy interview with Milo where he doesn't seem blitzed on cocaine.

Post: #113

(10-21-2015 11:45 PM)la bodhisattva Wrote:  Sidenote: I'd like to hear another lengthy interview with Milo where he doesn't seem blitzed on cocaine.

I doubt that will be possible ....

Post: #114

(10-21-2015 11:45 PM)la bodhisattva Wrote:  Gavin was on the Joe Rogan Podcast earlier this week, and though I typically like Joe and most of his stances, Gavin sort of made him look like a weak-willed liberal establishment puppet at times.

Yeah, Joe's droning liberal PC talking points that caused criminal justice reform in back half of the 1980's....

If you were paying attention to 80's Hollywood, this is when all the movie serial killers suddenly developed evil, abusive parental figures.

zzzz....

Post: #115

An hour into the Podcast, and Rogan's damage is really shining through: he thinks gays are just like you and me and want to settle down and marry into monogamy (00's liberalism); he thinks you shouldn't expect a 35-year-old men to have maturity or life direction (00's liberalism); he thinks it's normal that people present fake narcissistic constructs to hook each other into a relationship (10's liberalism); he thinks it's good that people don't breed because we're overpopulated (70's liberalism); and he doesn't seem to believe women have trouble conceiving after 35 (90's liberalism).

This is the danger of a man getting too comfortable and privileged in his life, and living in a city surrounded by Progressives. The pot doesn't help.

The deeper problem is that he has a huge audience who thinks he's a Real Man giving them Real Talk, when his counterarguments wouldn't be out of place on Jezebel. It's back to the Esquire Branding again: "He's X, but not too X."

Post: #116

Along the lines of being happier in a traditional feminine role and more jabs at feminism.

As always, funny as hell.

Post: #117

^
As a contrarian; that amuses me to no end.

Post: #118

He wrote this the other day. I swear he must lurk on RVF...

http://thefederalist.com/2016/03/15/why-...qus_thread

Quote: Why Your Top 10 Reasons For Not Having Kids Are Stupid
For the umpteenth time: The hour glass of your fertility turns upside down at 30, and five years later it’s all but drained.

By Gavin McInnes

You know that commercial where the guy goes, “I am never getting married,” then he says he’ll never have kids or move to the suburbs? Most of us suburban dads are embarrassed by how perfectly that imitates our lives.

I was so adamant about not having kids as a young man, I tried to get my tubes tied at the tender age of 21. Now that I have three, my only regret is waiting so long. I wish I could have had five. You’ll hear a lot of parents lament that they had too few or didn’t have a boy or had all boys, but you’ll never hear them say, “I wish I hadn’t had a kid.” Whenever I see couples without kids, I plead with them to change their ways because, almost without exception, the ones who refuse to breed are the ones who would make the best parents. Here are the same ten excuses they always make and why they’re wrong.
1. Ew, Diapers? Gross

Do you wipe your own ass? This is the same thing, only much smaller. You’ll be surprised how un-gross changing diapers is. I knew our third would be our last, and each diaper change was getting closer to the last I would ever do. I coveted each chocolate-covered nutsack like I was the White House pastry chef, and when the last diaper went into the trash, I cried like a baby.
2. I Hate Kids

No, you hate other people’s kids. We all do. These are your kids. They don’t just look like you, they are you. Have you noticed that, as you get older, your dad goes from cruel tyrant to just a wrinkled version of you? It’s the same with kids, but in reverse. If my son screws up a drawing, he rips it to pieces and hurls it into the garbage in a rage, where it lands next to the crumpled notes I just threw in there in a similar rage.
3. I Just Don’t See the Appeal

Do me a favor. Smell a baby’s breath and get back to me.
4. Only Egomaniacs Have Kids

“Are you so obsessed with yourself you need to make more of you?” a friend recently asked so I’d stop hassling him about being childless. You can phrase it any way you want, but the biological imperative is the most intrinsically human thing you can possibly do. It’s the meaning of life.

As far as it being selfish, trust me, you are way too busy running around praising, reprimanding, hugging, and giving time-outs to gloat at your prodigy. That’s something only the childless have time to think about.
5. I’m Too Selfish

This is the opposite of the egomaniac excuse, and it’s often followed by, “I can barely feed myself.” Don’t fret, virtue signalers. You will be able to summon the strength to prevent your child from starving to death. It’s an instinct that goes back at least a quarter of a million years. Besides, they scream so unbelievably loud at night, you can’t possibly ignore them.

After that, they learn to walk and develop incredible strategies to avoid being ignored, like growing big eyes and saying the darndest things such as “The Bob Marley has begun” and “Scientists say, when you read a book to love, you just fall apart.”
6. The World Is Overpopulated

Er, I don’t know how to say this without sounding like a eugenics nut, but it’s about quality, not quantity. Yes, India has dead bodies floating down the river. Your local public school having yet another kid named Cody is not going to cause global warming.

These kinds of myths gain traction because of the death of math. We want to save all the kittens and rescue all the pups and kill all the babies, because we think there are a finite number of each. There are seven billion of us. Your gestures aren’t “thinking globally.” They’re not thinking at all. If you go on to the beach and wash one grain of sand, you’re not “doing your part.” You’re wasting your time. We live in the safest, healthiest, and most prosperous nation ever. If anyone should feel good about creating more people here, it’s you. And if you don’t, someone else will.
7. My Parents Were Horrible and I Don’t Want to Repeat That

Yeah, your lineage has been polluted by the crappy parent gene, and you’re doing the world a service by cutting it off. In fact, the opposite is true. My experience has been that the children of negligent parents know exactly how damaging that is and are the least likely to reproduce it (“my experience” is code for “white middle class” and is relevant here because that’s likely who is reading this article—sorry).

Have you been around the dads without dads? The biggest problem with them is they dote on their children too much.
8. It’s No Big Deal If I Don’t

Really? How could it possibly be a bigger deal? Besides the part where our entire civilization is choosing to stop reproducing, what about you? Cavemen fought saber-toothed tigers. Your ancestors survived the plague. World war after world war went by, and your relatives made it through, and you’re going to throw that all away with a shrug? You’re ending that incredible journey through history because you like watching Netflix in the daytime?
9. It’s Too Expensive

So is eating out in New York if you do it wrong. You can have a dinner for $4 or you can have one for $400. Public school is free, and there are still plenty of areas where they’re just as good as private. Bicycles are cheap, toys are cheaper, second-hand clothes are everywhere, and kids don’t really care if they’re in an apartment or a mansion. College and piano lessons are all frills kids don’t require. In the ’70s, we didn’t have any of that stuff, and we loved it. Having a kid is exactly as expensive as you want it to be.
10. We’re Not Ready

Women are convinced they can cram a career in before their ovaries dry up, but did you notice you started menstruating at 14? Twenty-four is already ten years past that date. At 34, you’ve basically told your womb to pack it in. I’ve heard doctors get in trouble for saying this to their patients, but for the umpteenth time: The hour glass of your fertility turns upside down at 30, and five years later it’s all but drained.

Anecdotal evidence to the contrary is dangerous to cling to. I don’t know how many couples my age have realized it’s too late way after their best-before date and have spent tens of thousands of dollars attempting to reverse the clock. When they do manage to pull it off, they have to worry about health issues and autism, not to mention how brutal it is to get no sleep when you’re over 40.

Look, going out for dinner is fun and Barcelona is beautiful at this time of year, but eventually you close that chapter in your life and move on to the next one. That’s what I was trying to say in “The Death of Cool.” I’m not trying to take away the party years where you did whatever you wanted and traveled the world getting blackout drunk. Do that.

However, adults recognize this is only a stage, and eventually you’re ready to move on to the next one. You’ve been a kid for decades now. It’s time to grow up and make some of your own.