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Roosh V, Pro-Rape Pick Up Artist, Announces Worldwide 'Tribal Meetings'

There seems to be an oddly unchallenged bit of crap being repeated by some, which is that women want men who will treat them badly. Which is patent nonsense and enormously insulting to boot. What is probably more accurate is that lots of people, especially when not ready to settle down, are attracted to men and women who are exciting.

Spontaneous, unpredictable people show us a slice of life we don't already know. Give us a chance to try on a new version of ourselves. For lots of people, that's very attractive.

Sometimes people let us down, and it hurts. When those people and relationships are dramatic and exciting, the letting down process can feel like a bigger crash. We notice it more when people we know have those kinds of breakups.

But that's not the same as "women like bastards".

Much in the same way that just because some people have submissive style sexual fantasies that doesnt enjoy being treated like shit by everyone they meet.
 
It's amazing how people who are clearly so deeply unhappy (nobody who is happy writes a "lament" or rages about their life on social media) can have the outright gall to declare that they have found the secret key to life. What they really need is to have a think about why all of this philosophy they espouse is psychologically failing them and failing them hard. Forget its fairness to others, it isn't even working for themselves.

Truth is that we only really find happiness when we make proper, authentic connection to others in the spirit of community. Using others as objects works directly against this psychological need. The further they go down this rabbit hole, the unhappier they will inevitably be.
 
Kind of stating the obvious, this piece, but doing it well:

"Roosh’s pseudo-intellectualism can be boiled down to a single point: the modern world is chipping away at his privilege, and he – and his followers – don’t like it at all.. While equality isn’t a zero-sum game, true cultural and political change will require privileged groups to lose some ground – to give up some of that privilege. Behind the long words and cultural theory, Roosh and his followers are the men simply refusing to do so. "
Men's rights activist Roosh V isn't just a sexist: he hates the modern world

Summed up in 40 seconds by this beautiful piece of video. Mens rights in a nutshell :

 
Are you serious?
Do you think "male sexuality" and "female sexuality" are some sort of self evident nouns that exist in actual fact as defined by.. whom? You? Sigmund Freud? Mr.Roosh?
:confused::facepalm:
If what you're getting at is that male and female sexuality aren't binaries, but exist on a spectrum of sexualities, then I don't think many people here will disagree with you. I think we have to accept the popular semantics; i.e. that male sexuality doesn't mean exclusive to men and female isn't exclusive to women (unless you have better terms, which I'd genuinely be interested to hear), but that most people place themselves somewhere between the two. Honestly though, your best bet is to explain your point not just facepalm at people who don't get what you're alluding to. Unless you're alluding to something else entirely, in which case why not explain?
 
If what you're getting at is that male and female sexuality aren't binaries, but exist on a spectrum of sexualities, then I don't think many people here will disagree with you. I think we have to accept the popular semantics; i.e. that male sexuality doesn't mean exclusive to men and female isn't exclusive to women (unless you have better terms, which I'd genuinely be interested to hear), but that most people place themselves somewhere between the two. Honestly though, your best bet is to explain your point not just facepalm at people who don't get what you're alluding to. Unless you're alluding to something else entirely, in which case why not explain?

Now i'm even more confused!
you say "I think we have to accept the popular semantics; i.e. that male sexuality doesn't mean exclusive to men and female isn't exclusive to women (unless you have better terms, which I'd genuinely be interested to hear), but that most people place themselves somewhere between the two."
That's the same as saying there is no such thing as 'male sexuality' and 'female sexuality', isn't it ? Looks like it to me. In which case yep, that's all I meant.

The idea that there are these innate differences between us, men are from mars etc, is exactly the kind of bollocks that Voosh and co subscribe to, saying that women and men have these two opposing 'sexualities' is just next door to saying that women are innately good at embroidery and feelings whilst men are born with a superior talent for things like using power tools and doing science.
 
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Now i'm even more confused!
you say "I think we have to accept the popular semantics; i.e. that male sexuality doesn't mean exclusive to men and female isn't exclusive to women (unless you have better terms, which I'd genuinely be interested to hear), but that most people place themselves somewhere between the two."
That's the same as saying there is no such thing as 'male sexuality' and 'female sexuality', isn't it ? Looks like it to me. In which case yep, that's all I meant.
They exist as sexualities in the sense that in the simplest language it's how one might explain sexuality as a scale not a parallel, and until someone comes up with alternative terms that enter common vernacular, how do you suggest we discuss it on a message board? I mean, I agree you were right to pull up the poster who presented them as - or so it read to me - the only two options, but sometimes the terms are required to explain oneself. It's not a case of 'it doesn't exist like that so we can't talk about it' - which I'm certain isn't your point but is how it's coming across to me. My only real point was that it's better to explain what you mean rather than facepalm when people don't get it :)
 
Yeah, nine pages ago. Start a thread in feedback and tag in those who asked you if you must. I'm not having a go at you, but there's pages of discussion here and topics that will get lost if that^ kicks off.

Ok, sorry - I wasn't around yesterday & didn't have access to the internet.
 
This guy is headed straight for jail, do not pass go do not collect $100.

He must be daft to think he can get away with this sort of thing in this day and age.

Of course he's daft. Every two-bob cunt who tries to use power or position, whether they be an MP, a peer, a professor, a foreman or a boss, to get away with this shit is daft.
That said, "getting away with it" is the name of the game, when you consider that his defence - and that of every grubby advantage-taker ever - will be constructed around what's worked for other abusers in the past.
Ain't patriarchy grand? :(
 
jeeze, what the hell is a 'rape advocate'? Are people so desparate for media exposure that they just deliberately say this sort of stuff?
 
Chimpanzees and bonobos:

http://www.returnofkings.com/76219/...s-and-bonobos-show-the-decline-of-our-society

"Be clear about what we are faced with. The issue is no longer about gender equality or rights—it never has been. This is all about social control. And the best way to control men is by decimating their unity and eradicating masculinity as an identity to be reckoned with. You must choose whether you want to see this trend continue or not and decide if you will fight back against this force."
 
"Of course, warfare and violence are not the only factors that sustain a social environment favourable for patriarchy, but it is still the major factor. Just compare the war ridden regions of the world to our peaceful and prosperous urban centers, which is more patriarchal? Even exceptions like Saudi Arabia—which have been a relatively peaceful society—has only been able to prop up its patriarchal rule through strict religious dogma and brute force. And even they are finally succumbing to changes" :eek:
 
Chimpanzees and bonobos:

http://www.returnofkings.com/76219/...s-and-bonobos-show-the-decline-of-our-society

"Be clear about what we are faced with. The issue is no longer about gender equality or rights—it never has been. This is all about social control. And the best way to control men is by decimating their unity and eradicating masculinity as an identity to be reckoned with. You must choose whether you want to see this trend continue or not and decide if you will fight back against this force."

:eek:
 
"Of course, warfare and violence are not the only factors that sustain a social environment favourable for patriarchy, but it is still the major factor. Just compare the war ridden regions of the world to our peaceful and prosperous urban centers, which is more patriarchal? Even exceptions like Saudi Arabia—which have been a relatively peaceful society—has only been able to prop up its patriarchal rule through strict religious dogma and brute force. And even they are finally succumbing to changes" :eek:

Yes, I can't imagine that sort of thing is really helping sell his views to anyone.
 
I'm not certain what you're getting at here. Can you rephrase?

Sure.

Hypergamy is the true sexual desire of heterosexual women (obviously there are exceptions etc.). Before feminism allowed women to express their sexuality openly, hypergamy was covert. Thus the myth that women are attracted to "nice guys" was sustainable among men (and therefore, pre-feminism, in society at large).

Post-feminist women see no need to equivocate about the sexual desire, and thus hypergamy is practiced and discussed openly today.

Roosh and his ilk are outraged at what they see as modern women's hypocrisy. "How dare women omit moral considerations from their sexuality" they chorus.

But they are hypocrites to do so. Because as they openly admit, their own sexuality also omits moral considerations, being concentrated entirely on physical characteristics.

One way of looking at this would be to say that men are just learning a truth that women have always known: ethical considerations have no place in sexuality.
 
Bonobos, on the other hand, exist in a peaceful matriarchal order. Their tribes are ruled by group of females who form a sisterhood with an alpha female as their leader. Unlike their chimpanzee counterparts, the male bonobos are weak and ineffectual. The males are practically a bunch of mama’s boys who cling onto their mothers all the way into their adulthood as they are only able to derive power and status through their mothers.

:facepalm:
 
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