Friday, February 1, 2013
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Huffington Post Comments, 1/31/2013
I am awaiting some replies, but in the meantime take note of the following comments to this article.
The following are parts of some comments:
The Mask
strothersgirl03
BJW Nashe
"We didn't go after Bush personally..." ==> "The man is a dolt."
The following are parts of some comments:
The Mask
If Bush had been treated as badly by the left as Obama has been by the right, you can rest assured that martial law would have been declared by 2002 for all America because "you're either for us or against us"Michmod
We didn't go after Bush personally, we went after his policies.Two comments earlier:
strothersgirl03
The only sixty books Bush might have read, would have been picture books. The man is a dolt.Three comments after Michmod:
BJW Nashe
Bush read over sixty books in 2006? I didn't know Dr. Seuss wrote that many...How do they write this stuff and keep a straight face?
"We didn't go after Bush personally..." ==> "The man is a dolt."
If you want to get married...
...then it would seem that you should go get a foreigner.
from Roosh's Fourum (and brought to my attention thanks to a tweet by @realmattforney):
An 80% success rate sounds a whole lot better than 50%. Especially if the girl in question knows how to dress herself.
Comment from the article at Return of Kings:
from Roosh's Fourum (and brought to my attention thanks to a tweet by @realmattforney):
Can you imagine what sort of dude resorts to a mail order bride? While I don't think its the case for all of them, I think in 95% of cases you are dealing with highly introverted guys who have always been hopeless with women. They are probably middle income to upper middle income, middle aged to elderly and either cant land a date or have been raped in divorce court already and are throwing the towel in. I also think that a lot of them will punch way above their weight, trying to marry women far too young or incredibly good looking women while they have very little going for them looks wise. I also think that many don't understand the cultures of these women.Read all of it and see if you're not convinced that marring a foreigner isn't the way to go.
So here we have average looking guys with moderate incomes and no ability with women who are still able not only marry hotter women than they would get at home, they are younger, more feminine and traditional too.
The biggest farce of all? 80% of these arrangements are actually working according to statistics, while the rest of their countrymen will see 50% of their marriages end in divorce and family court rape
Now I know there are guys who marry foreign women that end up taking them to the cleaners. The thing is, these guys are being taken to the cleaners far less often than they would be if they married local chicks. And if they did take a chance on a local chick, she would be no where near what the foreign wife was in quality either.
I am also willing to bet that many of these "foreign women" who everyone tells horror stories about just so happen to be women who immigrated here when young or were sent to study in western universities and colleges, and after a few years in our indoctrination camps they come out the other end far more fucked up than when they went in. They are not a complete representation of foreign women because their exposure to our culture is far deeper than someone who moved and lived there for a long period of time.
And I can say, based on what I see with Australian men who are marrying foreign women in droves now, particularly Asian, that the divorce rates are far lower, despite major age differences between couples.
An 80% success rate sounds a whole lot better than 50%. Especially if the girl in question knows how to dress herself.
Comment from the article at Return of Kings:
taterearl
Well even if it is a scam…at least you get a pretty girl with a good attitude in the scam.
In America it’s a scam too…but it’s with an overweight, slutty, you go grrl, independent woman.
A Chinese Guy Comes Close to the Truth
Read this and appreciate how close he comes to the red pill, while maintaining the blue one.
He starts by almost getting at the truth, but hold on to the baloney later.
He starts by almost getting at the truth, but hold on to the baloney later.
I just came back from abroad, and I keep hearing my Chinese male compatriots in China say our Chinese girls are relatively materialistic, practical [vs. idealistic], and gold-digging, that its impossible for men without an apartment/house to get married, that one can’t find a girlfriend if they don’t spend money, that its easy to be dumped just for failing to give gifts to one’s girlfriend every holiday etc. etc. etc.But frankly speaking, I have no serious objections to this, because I think actually all women throughout the world are materialistic. After all, who doesn’t like rich and capable men? American women are the same, European women are the same, they all favor rich men, and it’s always easy for generous men to find girlfriends.But what left me flabbergasted was that I also know a lot of laowai who are fooling around in China and they tell me China has a lot of “free girls” who don’t want any money and only want to go to bed with them, who want to marry laowai even if it means paying instead of getting money [to the foreigner], and who will take even the poor, the old, the fat, the disabled, as long as they’re laowai.For laowai in China, the success rate for getting girls is around 50-100 times higher than those of local men, and the women that our compatriots can spend thousands or tens of thousands on but can’t get laowai can get with just a cup of coffee. Many of male compatriots are extremely angry over this, so let me share the ways laowai pick up girls and the reasons they succeed easily. You guys should also find your own shortcomings, and not just blindly complain.
Want to know how to get rich? Copy and paste, and arrange, various posts from Roosh and Heartsie turn it into a book and go to China and sell it. You could probably work out a deal with those two for their info.
The Chinese have limited internet access and the guys would probably kill to know what game is.
Someone who wants to publish and print a pile of that book could certainly sell them in China, if he knew how.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Breaking News: The Media Is Biased!
Senator Menendez (D-NJ) has apparently been enjoying the company of prostitutes.
link 1
link 2
Here's a time sensitive case for which you can prove a liberal media bias.
Find articles on this story on liberal friendly websites.
Do any of the following have an article on this story (at the time of my writing this):
NBC - couldn't find one
CNN - nope
CBS - here
Huffington Post - here
Slate - nope
Politico - here
All of them seem to like stories about gun control. Each of those has many articles on gun control, and maybe one on Sen. Menendez.
link 1
link 2
Here's a time sensitive case for which you can prove a liberal media bias.
Find articles on this story on liberal friendly websites.
Do any of the following have an article on this story (at the time of my writing this):
NBC - couldn't find one
CNN - nope
CBS - here
Huffington Post - here
Slate - nope
Politico - here
All of them seem to like stories about gun control. Each of those has many articles on gun control, and maybe one on Sen. Menendez.
Eleven Questions
The Whited Sepulchre linked to, and answered eleven questions on politics and liberty from Counting Cats.
Because I find the questions interesting and becasue I have my own blog, I'm going to answer the questions too.
Tim @ Spootville hunts, fishes, reads, and is a practical, logical sort of guy.
1. Who was the greatest political leader in the Western world?
William Henry Harrison was president for thirty days and then died before doing anything presidential. No new taxes, no infringement upon our liberty, no bad stuff at all!
2. If you could change, introduce or abolish one law, what would it be?
Change: modify the second amendment to read "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
Introduce: a balanced budget requirement
Abolish: I'd prefer all laws to be abolished rather than continue with what we have. If I could pick only one then I'd like to abolish the practice of income tax withholding. Everyone who pays income taxes should have to write their income tax check each year, preferably the day before the election.
3. What advice would you give to a sixteen year-old today?
First decide what you are going to do for a job. Then try and get an entry level job in a company that does that. Only go to a four year college if absolutely necessary.
Also, read Roosh, and do what he says.
4. Who do you most admire?
My Heroes
5. Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future of your country?
Wrong question.
Correct question: which country will you be moving to? Or will you stay and help pick up the pieces?
6. If you think voting for establishment parties changes little or nothing, what is the one thing we can do as individuals to cause real change?
Live your life the way you want, avoid dealing with laws when you can. Stop getting news from the traditional news sources. Stop paying attention to the media. Pay as little to the government as possibly you can. Try to show as many people as possible that the government is always incompetent, and encourage them to avoid the government as much as is possible.
7. When will we finally say good-bye to the state?
Never. Although perhaps many of us may reach a point where we generally ignore the laws of the government because they are too ineffectual, and incompetent, to enforce them.
8. Should free people have the right to keep and bear arms openly or covertly without government permission, sanction or registration?
Why not?
9. What annoys you most about current politics?
I find it inconceivable that we don't have a balanced budget every year. Even if all of policies are opposed to what I want, they should at least be competent enough to have a balanced budget every year. We aren't really giving Keynesism/ Socialism /Communism / Progressivism/ Feminism / Leftism a fair shot because the people in government are to incapable of making the numbers add up. Whatever your political persuasion, you should agree that you should earn more than you spend.
The argument should be freedom with a balanced budget or socialism with a balanced budget. Not socialism and huge deficits every year versus slightly less of each.
I also don't like how words don't often mean the same things twice.
10. Gold standard or fiat currency and interest rate control?
I like The Whited Sepulchure's answer:
"That question presupposes a false dichotomy. We could have a gold standard, and a currency issued by a neighborhood bank, and another currency issued by Wal-Mart, and dozens of others. Let a thousand currencies bloom!! Anyone foolish enough to want a fiat currency could continue trading with his fiat currency and saving his fiat currency. But one day he would look in his wallet and realize that his dollars are made of paper."
11. Do we have an obligation to help the poor?
Personally: maybe
Through the government: NO.
Because I find the questions interesting and becasue I have my own blog, I'm going to answer the questions too.
Tim @ Spootville hunts, fishes, reads, and is a practical, logical sort of guy.
1. Who was the greatest political leader in the Western world?
William Henry Harrison was president for thirty days and then died before doing anything presidential. No new taxes, no infringement upon our liberty, no bad stuff at all!
2. If you could change, introduce or abolish one law, what would it be?
Change: modify the second amendment to read "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
Introduce: a balanced budget requirement
Abolish: I'd prefer all laws to be abolished rather than continue with what we have. If I could pick only one then I'd like to abolish the practice of income tax withholding. Everyone who pays income taxes should have to write their income tax check each year, preferably the day before the election.
3. What advice would you give to a sixteen year-old today?
First decide what you are going to do for a job. Then try and get an entry level job in a company that does that. Only go to a four year college if absolutely necessary.
Also, read Roosh, and do what he says.
4. Who do you most admire?
My Heroes
5. Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future of your country?
Wrong question.
Correct question: which country will you be moving to? Or will you stay and help pick up the pieces?
6. If you think voting for establishment parties changes little or nothing, what is the one thing we can do as individuals to cause real change?
Live your life the way you want, avoid dealing with laws when you can. Stop getting news from the traditional news sources. Stop paying attention to the media. Pay as little to the government as possibly you can. Try to show as many people as possible that the government is always incompetent, and encourage them to avoid the government as much as is possible.
7. When will we finally say good-bye to the state?
Never. Although perhaps many of us may reach a point where we generally ignore the laws of the government because they are too ineffectual, and incompetent, to enforce them.
8. Should free people have the right to keep and bear arms openly or covertly without government permission, sanction or registration?
Why not?
9. What annoys you most about current politics?
I find it inconceivable that we don't have a balanced budget every year. Even if all of policies are opposed to what I want, they should at least be competent enough to have a balanced budget every year. We aren't really giving Keynesism/ Socialism /Communism / Progressivism/ Feminism / Leftism a fair shot because the people in government are to incapable of making the numbers add up. Whatever your political persuasion, you should agree that you should earn more than you spend.
The argument should be freedom with a balanced budget or socialism with a balanced budget. Not socialism and huge deficits every year versus slightly less of each.
I also don't like how words don't often mean the same things twice.
10. Gold standard or fiat currency and interest rate control?
I like The Whited Sepulchure's answer:
"That question presupposes a false dichotomy. We could have a gold standard, and a currency issued by a neighborhood bank, and another currency issued by Wal-Mart, and dozens of others. Let a thousand currencies bloom!! Anyone foolish enough to want a fiat currency could continue trading with his fiat currency and saving his fiat currency. But one day he would look in his wallet and realize that his dollars are made of paper."
11. Do we have an obligation to help the poor?
Personally: maybe
Through the government: NO.
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