Post: #1

I was thinking of starting a club that promotes neomasculine ideas at my local university.The goal this club would be more turn young men to Neomasculinity. I think a lot of young men are confused and in need guidance I think by offering them a club where they could learn the truth about women and also how to be a man would be a great service to our community. I know I would have to combat the feminists university officials but I am willing to stand up for my fellow man. I'm tired of doing nothing and want to fight for a cause. I was wondering if you had any ideas on how to implement this club and make it effective.

Post: #2

This is in Canada ? Good luck.

Roosh fought the battle out there and won, but yours will be a persistent one.

You'll be shutdown by campus authorities in no time, the fems will try to ruin your life, get you fired from your job. Your name will be attached to misogyny and rape online forever.

You need to think how this will affect you in the long term, and have a long term plan of action if shit hits the fan.

Many men are brainwashed and programmed to be cucks for the fems, they'll fight against you to.

You're better off doing this off campus, especially in Canada. I believe one person started trying this (trolling or not) and posted flyers around a college campus and people freaked out.





If you have the willpower and a group of men behind you to support you. You might gain some traction and move up.

Post: #3

Be prepared for this at every event or meeting you try to have:

Post: #4

Dress like this and the feminists will leave you alone:

Post: #5

Just read over your schools by-laws on clubs. There are rules you have to go by since the school gives clubs funding so you cant be 100% rouge about things.

The best step is having a package palatable enough that a woman would sign on being part of the organizing group or management. You would not get labeled a MRA group with a woman on board.

I would not word it neomasculinity out the jump. Call it something else more broad that would look ton advance classic male goals. Your goal is to get approval to and funding and for folks to leave you and the group alone. There are hundreds of school gorups nobody knows about but with loyal members, you would want to aim for that versus being a circus for your campus.

Post: #6

Lawyer Up

Post: #7

I'm not trying to shut you down or anything, but this thing is harder IRL.

If you read a whole bunch of text, thought it was cool and decided to open up shop in the belly of the beast, then you have a good chance of being deluded. Assess your strengths properly. Examine yourself.

Can you really do this?

You have to fight with bureucracy.
You also need good debating skills.
You need at least few brave men following you.
You need to do marketing without ending your career life.
You need to be resilient against feminist vandalism, which WILL happen if things get big enough.

Think this through, man. If you manage to do it I'm sure we'll have a real laugh at feminazis. If you can't it can cost you a lot. Everybody knows SJW's are good at life-ruining game, and we are speaking about a Canadian college.

Post: #8

Believe me when I say this - if you want to do this on a university campus in Canada you are asking for trouble.

Canadian universities are, quite literally, the SJW Command Centre in this country. This in a country which for all intents and purposes is run by SJWs in the first place.

My honest advice to you is, rather, to personally identify and introduce candidates to the RooshV network personally, on a one-to-one basis. Running this in the open - in a Canadian university, no less - will open you to a world of hurt.

Post: #9

(11-20-2015 04:12 PM)WalterBlack Wrote:  Dress like this and the feminists will leave you alone:

-snip-

Who could forget our great Imam Roosh on his personal Jihad across Canada against the devil feminazis!

Post: #10

You need to use the system's own words and ideas against them.

Do it under the umbrella of multiculturalism. Call the club "Multicultural Neo-Masculinity" (or something like that). They can't deny that sort of a group a place at the school -- if you follow all the rules in forming the club.

First off, I assume you're going to let me of all races and ethnic persuasions in. So the name of the club would be truthful anyway. We're not lying here.

But more importantly, if they attempt to not allow your club to form or meet, you then have them over a legal barrel. And they'll be facing a public relations nightmare. They'd be on record as barring minority men from gathering.

If they do that, all you have to do it alert Black Lives Matter and get Milo at Brietbart to report on the whole thing online, replete with pictures of the administration and the words "RACIST" next to their faces.

There is nothing wrong with co-opt the left's ideas and means of intimidation for the greater good.

Post: #11

Yes. Use their coalition against them.

The alternative you may want to consider is doing this off campus and underground, as others have mentioned. Roosh and Quintus mentioned the importance of getting this off the internet. I agree. We've built up the community and now it's time to move on to the next phase.

Ramzpaul mentioned a while ago that we need to think of ourselves as revolutionaries, like the early church was forced to meet underground. If you're doing this on campus, that's where you are at the moment. That actually creates a stronger bond.

Things like this work hand in hand with the revival of the old chivalric orders Quintus and others have mentioned as a way to combat our enemies.

Post: #12

(11-20-2015 04:26 PM)Yagibozan Wrote:  I'm not trying to shut you down or anything, but this thing is harder IRL.

If you read a whole bunch of text, thought it was cool and decided to open up shop in the belly of the beast, then you have a good chance of being deluded. Assess your strengths properly. Examine yourself.

Can you really do this?

You have to fight with bureucracy.
You also need good debating skills.
You need at least few brave men following you.
You need to do marketing without ending your career life.
You need to be resilient against feminist vandalism, which WILL happen if things get big enough.

Think this through, man. If you manage to do it I'm sure we'll have a real laugh at feminazis. If you can't it can cost you a lot. Everybody knows SJW's are good at life-ruining game, and we are speaking about a Canadian college.

This.

Let's not forget that, in our position, an avoidable loss is far worse than a missed opportunity to win. The reason people like Saul Alinsky were such effective organisers is because they had zero tolerance for avoidable failures and would avoid battles they couldn't win, instead choosing to slowly accumulate small victories into large societal change.

Are you sure you can start this and come out on top? If not, don't.

Post: #13

I have a similar (more game focused) group at my university. Obviously, it's completely unofficial. I strongly suggest you do the same.

I set it up, so I basically do three things before I let anyone in:
1. I know you well, and have spoken to you about politics and your views on SJW bullshit.
2. You've repeatedly expressed interest in "getting better with women."
3. You're willing to take action rather than mentally masturbate.

If a man doesn't meet those three criteria, he's not worth the potential risk.

Post: #14

I am in a 'Gentlemen's Book Club'. Yes its a book club, but we meet once a month in the back room of a whiskey house and talk about the book, life, traveling, work and women.

No university would ever be able to say anything about this type of club.

Post: #15

I'm all the for the idea if you can get it off the ground. Days of Broken Arrows gave the perfect way to go about this.

But be smart and be ready to abandon this thing if it gets too battered. If you start seeing the tidal wave up close too soon, you'll be in a position where you either have to back down (and maybe be forced to do some bullshit apology for your "hate group") and help perpetuate the oppression of the culture (by succumbing to their demands while looking weak), or not back down and risk your whole life.

I know that if I tried something like this, even in southern Louisiana, I'd be in some hot shit real fast. The campus newspaper would get on me first—and if these Louisianimals are tumblr-consuming feminists who know Roosh and neomasculinity by name, then assume your fag pack of university newspaper writers, LGBT extremists, and theatre kids do too.

Then it would be the women's studies and English professors. Then the casual student would jump on board, and suddenly the entire campus wants your fucking scalp.

Take nothing for granted. You can spread the word and connect a bunch of people who think they're the only ones with common sense left, and you can maybe help push some more momentum into the movement if it catches on during your time there. But the risk is great as well. Especially in Canada.

Post: #16

Think it's best if you frame it as something other than Neomasculinity. Gentleman's Book Club sounds way less likely to draw the feminist ire, which trust me will be more trouble than its worth.

Post: #17

Honestly, I would tell you that you're fucked. The time I spent in college taught me that straight white males have no place there. However, if framed correctly, a masterful troll group could be created.

You will never be approved of a neo-masculine group on campus. You will be granted group status if you claim under a multicultural or ethnic frame. Get the group approved under said circumstance and let the red pill take off from there.

You are essentially the tinder. Get enough members to burn a solid flame.

Post: #18

You're in college and you're in Canada. If you're serious about this, you need to go about it in a certain way, following certain rules; e.g. Days of Broken Arrows' post.

Otherwise, before you know it you're all over the news and your life becomes a struggle for 'being a misogynist'.

Post: #19

Do it through meetup.com or some local equivalent. You can advertise openly there and book meeting rooms at the union as some more innocuous-sounding group, like "the stamp collecting circle" or the "engineering book club" that women won't go near.

Post: #20

The real question is, are you ready to pull off a Roosh? Go independent of a job.

Post: #21

^exactly, If I wanted a job afterwards,I wouIdnt directly start a new masculine club, but something that built on the principles besides banging broads. Obtaining money, power, traveling, etc.

Post: #22

Insert 'dis gon b good' gif here.

Post: #23

You will do more for the "cause" by spending the same effort on making yourself into that neomasculine man and ignoring your university culture. The University is a bubble and outside this bubble few care.

How about starting something that will benefit you in the long run, like a company. Even if you fail you will be ahead of the guys needing hand holding until they are 30.

If you succeed congrats in advance.

SJWs are hardly worth noticing on campus. Ignore them and make your life a draw for great men as friends and colleagues and draw women who appreciate this. Young guys who care will see that you are different and seek advice.

This would be my suggestion instead of a club to go face to face against the University culture and its worst types.

You can loudly build a club that will be meaningless after you go or you can quietly build millions that will actually do something for you.

Post: #24

Caribou:

If you're going to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.





If you are planning on doing something great--which your idea is--it's best not to ask a crowd of people. Even ones friendly to you, like us.

Because everyone will give you 20 reason why you should not do something. They don't mean anything bad by it, but it's just human nature.

If you have the conviction to do a thing, do it. Move forward and make it happen.

Correct course once your ship has left port.

But don't ask other people.

Shoot. Don't talk.

Post: #25

Seeing that a Canadian university just banned yoga classes for being offensive, I think you're being a bit ambitious with this idea, at least basing it at the university its self that is. Creating a group that meets off campus and independent from the school is really the only way this is viable.