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-----The411 said:What's hilarious is Sooliman can't seem to move past his own self-imposed boundary of going in circles talking about boundaries. :crackup:
Soolie is totally stuck on stupid.
-----The411 said:What's hilarious is Sooliman can't seem to move past his own self-imposed boundary of going in circles talking about boundaries. :crackup:
pumpkin-head
MRM is basically the same as feminists on the other side, both share extreme views holding a lot of anger and resentment towards the opposite sex.
Hilarious!Danger said:You still butthurt over getting your @ss kicked on the boundaries debate?
If boundaries filter out women so great then you won't have to fear a misandric family court system. Put a ring on her finger then.Danger said:Boundaries work great for filtering out women who have different values than me. However nothing is fool-proof protection from a misandric family court system.
More lies and false claims coming from you again.Danger said:And nobody ever said boundaries were fool-proof either, and they certainly are not good for people like yourself who would rather their girl date other men than risk her not wanting to commit to you.
You should grow some balls and not hide behind a fearful boundary being terrified of other men that your woman may run to.Danger said:Grow some balls and recognize the value of your commitment, more importantly, set a price on it.
I'm laughing at your ignorance.Danger said:Yup. Solly is the spearhead of feminism and the lack of accountability among women. The concept of women being accountable or men having standards just makes Solly red with rage.
You verbalized out of fear cause you were scared of her other men. That's insecurity. Me I don't care. I will replace her if I need to.Danger said:So did mine. The difference was that I had the balls to verbalize my definition of commitment, whereas you were too terrified to do so. Gain confidence in your value son and don't allow ambiguity to reside in your life or commitments. In short, don't hide from your beliefs or expectations.
****, should be "threaten to." That'll teach me to blog while high.The411 said:If that’s the case, quit blogging. Quit whining. Accept yourself and move to Alaska to be alone and enjoy the beautiful scenery there. I’m waiting for the day when MGTOW truly and permanently GTOW rather than just threatening to.
If you want to talk, talk to your friends. If you want a girl to like you, listen to her, ask questions, and act like you are on the edge of your seat.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
Feminism is feminine-primacy masked as equality. The MRM (now more palatably renamed MHRM to ‘humanize’ it) wants that same dream of equality by redressing the glaring inequalities towards men that feminism has relentlessly pressed upon men in the name of that same equality.What is the manosphere actually ‘doing’?
This is the first critique I expect from from a poor debate opponent – disqualifying the strength or validity of a premise by the ‘success’ or lack thereof of a proponent’s efforts to enact or convince others of that premise.
By this logic, one could make the case that the MRM is an utter failure, but it still doesn’t mean they aren’t correct in their efforts.
As I mentioned on the Christian McQueen Show, I’m of a bottom up, or an inside – out mind when it comes to enacting red pill ‘change. The manosphere is raising awareness and this needs time (maybe even a generation) to mature into personal consciousness and then popular consciousness.
It’s difficult to quantify the ‘results’ of the manosphere, red pill awareness and Game because its effects are individually subjective at this stage. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t receive an email, a forum/blog comment or a tweet about how my book or what I’ve written on the blog has changed (or literally saved) a man’s life.
That’s not meant to gloss myself, but rather to illustrate a point – the red pill (and Game) is doing something, it’s changing minds and lives. It’s not rallying men in the streets and waving banners, nor is it effecting legal or social policy (yet), but it’s making men aware of their condition and changing their beliefs.
No hate for what the MRM is doing, I recognize the intent and applaud it, but thus far it’s been impotent in effecting “real change in policy”, while red pill awareness has done more for men individually. For all of the MRM’s efforts to enact public change, all it takes is one White Knight in a position of authority to say “GTFO you misogynist creeps!” Now imagine in the future a man who’s red pill aware in a position to effect that policy.
Real change isn’t going to happen directly it’s going to happen indirectly, on a man by man basis. And not just publicly but personally.
That change will happen in men’s relationships with their wives, daughters and sons. That change may simply be a form of ‘civil disobedience’ in not marrying at all, or holding women accountable for their open embrace of hypergamy and their AFBB sexual strategy and only marrying / supporting women who make an effort to control their hypergamy.
That change will happen in the workplace and hiring practices. That change will filter into men’s better understanding as the red pill spreads and men reassume some of the social frame control the Feminine Imperative unilaterally legislates and provide to women now.
The red pill is ‘doing’ something, it’s planting the seeds for a greater shift in gender power with every man who becomes aware of how women ‘are’ and what they will predictably do.