Post: #126

(04-04-2018 08:43 PM)Roosh Wrote:  It doesn't seem like he's regularly employed anymore.

I love the gradual aspect of it - unlike a conservative who gets murdered in seconds during a witch-hunt, it shows the pattern of a troubled SJW consistently fucking up their entire life piece by piece.

As they say:

Get me fired from one place, shame on you. Get me fired from 3 places over a year, shame on me.

Post: #127

Like a lot of websites, Newsweek is alleged to have committed ad fraud. Their advertisers are bailing on them, the execs face criminal charges, and lots of employees are leaving. I don't know where this clown fits into any of this and don't really care; he's just a mouthpiece for someone else's ideas.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-02-2...robe-heats

Post: #128

http://thehill.com/homenews/media/381519...t-launches

This guy is craptastically nuts.

Quote:Vanity Fair distanced itself from journalist Kurt Eichenwald on Tuesday after he called a Parkland, Fla., shooting survivor "in desperate need of psychiatric help" in a series of emails that were published on Twitter.

In emails to conservative commentator Ben Shapiro, Eichenwald described himself as a contributing editor at Vanity Fair — a claim that set off a firestorm of criticism for the magazine after Eichenwald's emails criticizing the Parkland student were published. But Eichenwald has not appeared on the magazine's masthead for more than a year, with his last piece for the publication running online in 2014, according to a Vanity Fair source.

"Kurt Eichenwald is not a contributing editor at Vanity Fair," a spokesperson for the magazine told The Hill.

Eichenwald, 56, emailed Shapiro in an effort to determine if the "Daily Wire" founder was using Parkland survivor Kyle Kashuv, who has established himself as a vocal opponent of gun control after the shooting, to "advance an agenda" regarding Fox News host Laura Ingraham, who faces a boycott after attacking another Parkland student, David Hogg.

Shapiro shared the exchange with Eichenwald with his 1.29 million followers on Twitter.

"I just received this from @kurteichenwald. There are no words for how wild this email is. @VanityFair is apparently an odd place," wrote Shapiro as a caption to the email exchange.

As Vanity Fair pushed back on Eichenwald's claim that he's a contributing editor at the magazine, Eichenwald claimed on Twitter that he was only just learning that he no longer had a position. Vanity Fair changed editors in late 2017, with Radhika Jones replacing longtime editor Graydon Carter.

"Hell of a way to find out. I have been a contributing editor - contracted freelancer - with Vanity Fair for 6 years," Eichenwald said in a tweet. "I live in Dallas & have not been in contact with the new editor in charge. My contract expired and was not renewed. Called my friends there - all of them gone too."

Last week, Eichenwald was forced to reveal he was no longer a contributor with MSNBC despite stating that on his Twitter biography, following another incident that saw him criticize Kashuv.

Kashuv, 16, had called for a boycott of MSNBC based on exchanges with Eichenwald, and appeared to believe he worked for the cable news network.

"For those - like @benshapiro - who are taking my entire situation with @KyleKashuv to push a lie (I thought he was someone else) - stop going after @MSNBC. My contributor contact with them expired more than a month ago. Not with them. Need to edit my profile," he wrote on Mar. 30.

In the email exchange with Shapiro, Eichenwald claimed he had reached out to an unnamed psychiatrist to conduct a long-distance evaluation of Kashuv’s mental health.

“I consulted a friend of mine who is a psychiatrist – a political conservative, since that seems so important to you – and based on what he read, the psychiatrist said the following,” Eichenwald wrote to Shapiro. “Kyle is in desperate need of psychiatric help or support.”

The Hill has reached out to Eichenwald for comment.

Post: #129

How rich is that? Lil wee' Kurt trying to assess the mental health of someone else. Now that's some serious chutzpah.

Post: #130

Fun fact: both Eichenwald and Richard Spencer went to the same uber-expensive prep school in Dallas!

Post: #131

Kurt Eichenwald is an excellent example where his high intelligence, wealthy heritage and even Jewish tribal privilege could not help him due to his many mental issues. But it took quite a while for him to totally flounder.

And even now I think that some might pick him up later if he cleans up. This is indeed the strongest kind of privilege there is.

Post: #132

(04-08-2018 01:15 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Kurt Eichenwald is an excellent example where his high intelligence, wealthy heritage and even Jewish tribal privilege could not help him due to his many mental issues. But it took quite a while for him to totally flounder.

And even now I think that some might pick him up later if he cleans up. This is indeed the strongest kind of privilege there is.

The prep school he went to with richard spencer, St. Marks, by the way Zel, is WASP central for Dallas' elite.

Post: #133

< Interesting that he is not Jewish. Whatever - he acts semi-insane.

Post: #134

The trainwreck that was Kurt's career has been hilarious to watch, especially the twitter bio progression Roosh posted.

Post: #135

The gift that keeps on giving.

Post: #136

After advertising that he'd sold all of his stocks before the US Presidential election of 2016, Krazy Kurt was drubbed on Twitter. Particularly after he dumped his kid's stocks and urged others to do the same:

Quote:In preparation for a completely unpredictable Trump presidency, I sold all stocks in my kids’ education accounts today. I urge u to do same.

Later he shot back, advertising he'd gone all in on emerging markets (EMs).

Here's how those EMs have been doing:



He had pinned the Tweet:

Quote:There is one way to defeat the Russian attack on America:

DONT BELIEVE ANYTHING ON THE INTERNET THAT DOES NOT COME FROM A REPUTABLE SOURCE. If you dont know who is asserting a "fact" - cant picture a headquarters or person - assume it is a lie

This is the same guy whose headquarters ...



is his home. I can't picture a person. All I see is a meme.

Post: #137

Look, I get that this guy's a prototypical leftist and a d-bag, but preying on people with epilepsy like that isn't cool. I have epilepsy myself, and I don't get "triggered" by strobes or other flashing lights, but I can relate. Attack the guy for his inane political postings, not a (mostly) incurable medical condition that can cause serious injury, possibly brain damage.

Post: #138

I hadn't really followed this, but after seeing that BPD email assault, I had to see what the rest of it about.

Post: #139

(09-01-2018 10:10 PM)trippin_squares Wrote:  Look, I get that this guy's a prototypical leftist and a d-bag, but preying on people with epilepsy like that isn't cool. I have epilepsy myself, and I don't get "triggered" by strobes or other flashing lights, but I can relate. Attack the guy for his inane political postings, not a (mostly) incurable medical condition that can cause serious injury, possibly brain damage.

I say a funny joke, is a funny joke. I don't really think anyone wanted this guy to die.

Let's be realistic, this guy is looking to parlay this into a lawsuit against twitter. You watch. He's going form the Big bucks.

Aloha!

Post: #140

He admits that he was "raped" in his 20's:

   

Post: #141

What an odd way to lose your virginity, can’t rape the willing!