Post: #26

Roosh recently said what I've been thinking for years: Women have no reason to be allowed to vote. They simply will put a snowboarding instructor or a community organizer in charge. They simply have no idea about the outcome to their emotional voting. There will be no long-term solution until women are removed from the voting booth first and foremost, and to a lesser degree, the workplace.

Honest to God Roosh, when are we going to have another Traditional Gender Roles week? We are longggggggggggg overdue for it. Last time we did it, it caused excellent publicity by SJW outlets, increasing the traffic driven to the site.

Post: #27

(01-30-2017 06:22 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Roosh recently said what I've been thinking for years: Women have no reason to be allowed to vote. They simply will put a snowboarding instructor or a community organizer in charge. They simply have no idea about the outcome to their emotional voting. There will be no long-term solution until women are removed from the voting booth first and foremost, and to a lesser degree, the workplace.

Honest to God Roosh, when are we going to have another Traditional Gender Roles week? We are longggggggggggg overdue for it. Last time we did it, it caused excellent publicity by SJW outlets, increasing the traffic driven to the site.

Women can always spread their legs to the winner/conqueror.
In addition, women are extremely self-centered. It is impossible to make them think further to a more general group interests.
There is no point in letting them vote nor participate in res publica matters.

Post: #28

(01-30-2017 04:50 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(01-30-2017 04:40 PM)Roosh Wrote:  We have to seriously consider repealing women's suffrage.

(twitter video)

And with that single response everything we have said here about a woman's rationale is proven right once again. If a woman decides or is told to hate something or someone then nothing will be able to sway her opinion - once her mind has been made up. Which is exactly why a woman should never be elected president (or chancellor or prime minister) in the first place.

Roosh's comment got 26 likes and redpillage 13.

By challenging women's right to vote we can show them things could be a lot, lot worse, and that they should be thankful for what they have and be respectful. By taking such an extreme position our other ideas will not seem as extreme and will be taken more seriously.

It would be dangerous to repeal suffrage or get women out of the workforce (I think that would be an amazing thing) because of a potentially huge economic impact. However, we only need society to change a little and good economic and fiscal strategy could help. Women should vote inline with their husbands/fathers and only work partime and in the home (so they can look after the family too) and more importantly never ever try to compete with men (because they will never win or be happy).

Post: #29

I might be a misogynist. Not because I hate women — in fact I love them — but because I have no respect for women.

It's possible to love women, to cherish women, and not respect them. The two are not mutually exclusive.

On the other hand, respecting women and understanding women are very much mutually exclusive.

A woman's love is rooted in respect. She cannot love you if she doesn't respect you.

But women don't want to be respected by men; women do not respect men who respect them.

A woman's respect for a man is like a see-saw: one side goes up, the other inevitably goes down, and to the same degree. The more he "respects" her, the less respect she has for him, and vice-versa.

Supplicating betas and feminist manginas cannot understand this, which is why they earn nothing but scorn from women, much to their bewilderment.

In a woman's eyes, you are always either above her, or you are beneath her. "Equal" is not an option.

Post: #30

(01-30-2017 07:23 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  I might be a misogynist. Not because I hate women — in fact I love them — but because I have no respect for women.

It's possible to love women, to cherish women, and not respect them. The two are not mutually exclusive.

On the other hand, respecting women and understanding women are very much mutually exclusive.

A woman's love is rooted in respect. She cannot love you if she doesn't respect you.

But women don't want to be respected by men; women do not respect men who respect them.

A woman's respect for a man is like a see-saw: one side goes up, the other inevitably goes down, and to the same degree. The more he "respects" her, the less respect she has for him, and vice-versa.

Supplicating betas and feminist manginas cannot understand this, which is why they earn nothing but scorn from women, much to their bewilderment.

In a woman's eyes, you are always either above her, or you are beneath her. "Equal" is not an option.

I think you're 95% correct. Sane women do want men that will respect them, but also tell them "no" when they are wrong. Respecting a woman is making sure you don't let her fall into the worst aspects of emotionalism.

Post: #31

(01-30-2017 07:23 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  I might be a misogynist. Not because I hate women — in fact I love them — but because I have no respect for women.

It's possible to love women, to cherish women, and not respect them. The two are not mutually exclusive.

On the other hand, respecting women and understanding women are very much mutually exclusive.

A woman's love is rooted in respect. She cannot love you if she doesn't respect you.

But women don't want to be respected by men; women do not respect men who respect them.

A woman's respect for a man is like a see-saw: one side goes up, the other inevitably goes down, and to the same degree. The more he "respects" her, the less respect she has for him, and vice-versa.

Supplicating betas and feminist manginas cannot understand this, which is why they earn nothing but scorn from women, much to their bewilderment.

In a woman's eyes, you are always either above her, or you are beneath her. "Equal" is not an option.

I don't respect women, either. Women broke the social contract. There is nothing to respect, now.

Post: #32

(01-30-2017 03:14 PM)kavi Wrote:  But I just thought it's time I start coming out with more sexist views.