Post: #126

^Wow, good stuff. Nice to see some of them come out in support

Post: #127

Indeed. The enemy's enemy is your friend.

Post: #128

(08-07-2015 02:28 AM)Roosh Wrote:  Surprising support from a MGTOW:





And A Voice For Men:

http://www.avoiceformen.com/feminism/lde...our-roosh/

I don't think you should be that surprised by their support. I know different segments of PUA, MRA/MHRA, MGTOW, and others have had some pissing matches and arguments in the past, hell they have a lot of arguments within their own ranks, but I really have always thought that all the different elements of what we might call the reactionary sphere/Manosphere/Dark Enlightenment or whatever you want to call it, are more similar and aligned than enemies or different.

In fact I think there are a lot of reasons for the different elements to exist depending on where a man is in his journey and what he wants to get out of it.

Let's be real. A lot of men aren't going to put in the effort to become players. They may get laid by a chubby chick now and then, but they aren't going to follow this advice found on this, and other, forums. It simply isn't going to happen for some portion of men.

Instead of brewing with anger and heading over to PUAhate and becoming the next Elliot Roger or George Sodini, I would rather they focus on MRA or MGTOW. Not saying it doesn't have some "toxic" issues but it is by far better for one of those types to spend their time talking on MGTOW forums and focusing on leading a life separate from women.

The same is true of a number of divorced older men. If they can push back laws and social norms through working with the men's movement to some degree, then we are all better off in the long run.

Hell, I even think the more 'Equalist' side of the men's movement, the so-called egalitarian or meninist or whatever, that you can find on reddit and other sites has a positive effect.

Things like the Homer Simpson effect are near the bottom of the list of problems facing men today, at least in my opinion. However, pointing out the more equalist positions is a great way to introduce young men to the red pill without scaring them off from some of the more hard core rhetoric.

Post: #129

Basement of a royal canadian legion

Post: #130

Divide the group of attendees of 40 into 2 -3 groups. Then just go to some local pub or park with each group and give the talk at different times of the day. No extra costs involved -- but will have to give the talk 2 -3 times -- which should be no problem.