Post: #1

Yesterday I went to a big bookstore near my house here in SP , and as I walked in I ran into a big promotional display of books by Naomi Wolf translated into Portuguese!!!!!

I instantly remembered this post by Roosh



Western feminism is coming with full force!

Post: #2

PUBLIC BOOK BURNINGS!



Pass on that lighter, will ya?

Post: #3

(02-16-2012 10:22 AM)Mr.GM Wrote:  Yesterday I went to a big bookstore near my house here in SP , and as I walked in I ran into a big promotional display of books by Naomi Wolf translated into Portuguese!!!!!

I intantly remembered this post by Roosh



Western feminism is coming with full force!

Thank god the great majority of garotas in my dear joao pessoa and natal have never stepped inside a book store.

Post: #4

(02-16-2012 10:42 AM)chochemonger1 Wrote:  
Thank god the great majority of garotas in my dear joao pessoa and natal have never stepped inside a book store.

Haha, exactly! This is why I think this "feminism" crapola will never endure in Brazil... Girls are too busy with other things (idolizing their favourite pop singer or getting their tan) to bother with feminist intellectualism.

Screw that crap.

I really don't buy the whole apocalyptic discourse of "exporting Western culture is dooming us all". There are cultural discrepancies that make most (but not all!) of these cultural exports to either endure or not (in Brazil, which I know best). There are things that stick and things that don't, "intelectual feminism" is probably one that doesn't. There might be niches of femi-nazis, but they are doomed to be a minority, as I see it.

If anything, B-girls gaining weight would be more of an issue than feminism. But even that, as I see it, will never be an issue as big as it is in "Western developed nations".

The thing that personally bothers me the most and actually get on my nerves is the Blackberry addiction, where you can't talk to a girl's face. Although it probably isn't as bad as elsewhere, it is not to my liking, and it is the kind of thing that I pick on girls for doing.

Otherwise, I'm a die-hard optimist. These narrowing ideologies won't last long, there are things bubbling beneath the surface of grey intelectual femino-facism and its proponents. More colourful ways of being, living and feeling that will emerge after the shit hits the fan big time...

Post: #5

Good.. god.

Post: #6

Don't just burn the books. That entire store must be cleansed by the purifying fire of righteousness.

Post: #7

Sorry... but who?

Post: #8

(02-17-2012 08:20 AM)Mrs. Chocolate Wrote:  Sorry... but who?

Is the correct answer.

Post: #9

(02-17-2012 08:20 AM)Mrs. Chocolate Wrote:  Sorry... but who?

Good one, Mrs. Chocolate.

Make us proud!

Post: #10

(02-17-2012 10:51 AM)Amour Fou Wrote:  

(02-17-2012 08:20 AM)Mrs. Chocolate Wrote:  Sorry... but who?

Good one, Mrs. Chocolate.

Make us proud!

Hell Yeah!

Post: #11

(02-16-2012 01:35 PM)Amour Fou Wrote:  [quote='chochemonger1' pid='162262' dateline='1329406939']

The thing that personally bothers me the most and actually get on my nerves is the Blackberry addiction, where you can't talk to a girl's face. Although it probably isn't as bad as elsewhere, it is not to my liking, and it is the kind of thing that I pick on girls for doing.

Good observation about what's really insidious and distorting real socializing worldwide: Social Media

This isn't specific to Brazil, but I see it as a worldwide symptom emerging here in Giant Unsanitary Refrigerator Ukkrraaiiine.

Basically electronic "attention" is inflating chicks' self-worth evaluation all over the world.

They can get all these messages from men online, and because of that they start thinking they're going to get LTR with the level of quality guys they merely get a message from .

They literally start to consider themselves marriage material for the top 5% of guys, who merely send them internet messages.

When in reality the ladder of guys attention is something like:

1) Look at a girl
2) Send her an online message
3) Talk to her in public
4) ONS her
5) Put her in rotation
6) LTR
7) Marriage

Girls that are getting attention level "2" are lured into fantasy of getting attention level "7" from the same type of guy

So all the "4-6's" are holding out for "9" guys because they got a couple facewhore messages from guys like that.

Social media is selling the false promise of easy hypergamy.

Here's a below average 36 year old in Uuuke , looking for someone 31-40-- basically younger than her.

They're there on the site, why shouldn't she get one?

Post: #12

(02-16-2012 01:35 PM)Amour Fou Wrote:  

(02-16-2012 10:42 AM)chochemonger1 Wrote:  
Thank god the great majority of garotas in my dear joao pessoa and natal have never stepped inside a book store.

Haha, exactly! This is why I think this "feminism" crapola will never endure in Brazil... Girls are too busy with other things (idolizing their favourite pop singer or getting their tan) to bother with feminist intellectualism.

Screw that crap.

I really don't buy the whole apocalyptic discourse of "exporting Western culture is dooming us all". There are cultural discrepancies that make most (but not all!) of these cultural exports to either endure or not (in Brazil, which I know best). There are things that stick and things that don't, "intelectual feminism" is probably one that doesn't. There might be niches of femi-nazis, but they are doomed to be a minority, as I see it.

If anything, B-girls gaining weight would be more of an issue than feminism. But even that, as I see it, will never be an issue as big as it is in "Western developed nations".

The thing that personally bothers me the most and actually get on my nerves is the Blackberry addiction, where you can't talk to a girl's face. Although it probably isn't as bad as elsewhere, it is not to my liking, and it is the kind of thing that I pick on girls for doing.

Otherwise, I'm a die-hard optimist. These narrowing ideologies won't last long, there are things bubbling beneath the surface of grey intelectual femino-facism and its proponents. More colourful ways of being, living and feeling that will emerge after the shit hits the fan big time...

I agree. Brazil has some of the best women in the world from what I've seen (Though I'm not well traveled, but have met girls from all over the world here in the states). But they sure as hell aren't intellectuals, and I don't mind that.

Post: #13

YEAH..... AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO DOESNT GIVE A S#$T IF A GIRL CAN CONVERSE ON ACADEMIC THEORIES AND OTHER BS... HECK..IF SHE CAN READ ISNT EVEN MY CONCERN. A WOMEN HAS NEVER SAID ANYTHING TO ME THAT WAS RIGHT... ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO WOMEN!!!

Post: #14

(02-20-2012 05:07 AM)elabayarde Wrote:  YEAH..... AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO DOESNT GIVE A S#$T IF A GIRL CAN CONVERSE ON ACADEMIC THEORIES AND OTHER BS... HECK..IF SHE CAN READ ISNT EVEN MY CONCERN. A WOMEN HAS NEVER SAID ANYTHING TO ME THAT WAS RIGHT... ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO WOMEN!!!

A bit of intellect, social intelligence and skills goes a long way in liking a woman in the long term. But yes pure intellect is not that important. Here in the Philippines, where I am now, most dont have these to a high degree. And so I do miss the Brazilian garotas, as they have a high amount of emotional intelligence and social skills.











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