Post: #26

This reminds me of why I'm keen to getting out of college ASAP. With the military and other life events I'm probably the oldest student at my classes. Pre-redpill, I was just searching for a way to counter the most asinine arguments presented. Post redpill, I have more than enough ammo, logic and skill to put "feelings matter above all" logic away.

Since I attend a small college, my primary dilema was "this is not going to go well for gaming the few attractive girls". Post redpill, I got my first notch with applied game, a few BJ's and knowledge that there are other places to look for better poon than my college filled with 60% of beer goggle girls.

Thanks to the masculinity, abundance and self-improvement mentalities, I rest easy knowing that the company I started will pay for my coffee that is going to be prepared by all my former SJW classmates who couldn't land a job in their field due to laziness. I'll have them fill my "Your SJW tears are delicious" coffee mug.

Post: #27

(02-20-2016 03:40 PM)Prince of Persia Wrote:  I regret applying to Brown now lol

Post: #28

Free college for everyone sounds like a great fucking idea.

Reminds me of a guy who dropped out of college because school got in the way of his social life. Activism in many ways is just to hang out with people who think about the same shit as you do, no different than hanging out with other people because they like to party or do drugs. The activist's drug is the euphoria he feels from his self-righteousness. The people who really do good things and are in it to help others are generally anonymous donors, etc. No glory seeking.

Post: #29

This is why we need Donald Trump.

Post: #30

The feature image of that article shows what's going on.





We've come full circle and arrived at fainting couch feminism/SJWism. An era of hysteria.

A mixture of virtue signaling and soft millenials who have never experienced real hardship.

ROK article sums it up college activist frailties:

Quote:What I’ve Observed as I’ve Moved Through Campus:

White students beginning sentences with “I don’t want to invalidate or dismiss your experiences, I’m so sorry.”

People laughing and mocking white female students until they burst into tears, and then shouting “fuck your white tears!”

Protesters spitting on students of color and cheering because they don’t subscribe to the same ideology

Hearing cries of “race traitor” from students directed at other students of color

Fraternity members pressured to listen to female students of color describe their daily feelings of betrayal and hurt because they deal with the same day to day struggles as everyone else #MasculinitySoFragile

Female students berating white male students for not coming to their rescue. In these cases the females use the males as a stand-in for all white men/”the system”/the girl’s father.

Female students not attending classes and suffer from nervous breakdowns, eating disorders, and tantrums, citing feelings of invalidation and fear


Professors extending deadlines to accommodate students who choose to attend protest rallies

Post: #31

If I told my employer I wanted to protest at the cost of working for them I would be out of a job.

The only reason these losers haven't been booted out is because they're giving free money to the institution they're at.

Post: #32

I went to college after being in the military and busting other guys balls on a day to day basis, as well as likewise getting mine busted as well.

It took me 2 years to acclimate back and be somewhat normal after going through liberal SJW hell making sure that I didn't say anything "wrong."

Anyway, one of the reasons I ended up breaking out of the mold was that I met a pretty red pill Lebanese dude that I became friends with. Without him and his give no fucks attitude, I would have just been confused longer. I feel sorry for the student population today.

Post: #33

Glad I got out when I did.

Seems that after the 80's cohort of millennials got out of college and the 90's began to file in, that's when things truly started to get insane.

Post: #34

I'm off campus for an internship right now but a part me misses being there to see kids who act like this. It is truly entertaining and makes it easier for me to find a job after graduation