Post: #301

(02-05-2019 07:38 PM)Robert High Hawk Wrote:  I find this kind of thing often with modern career women. One one level they may be extremely accomplished career wise, but outside of a very narrow, supported, prescribed professional environment, they seem to be completely incapable of generating any conversation of substance.

Post: #302

Question to those of you guys vilifying twitter guy... if one of you created a platform that was as successful would you allow anyone and everyone to have a voice on it?
If Alex Jones was wrongly accusing sandy hook parents of lying about it ( I don’t have an opinion about that or even enough knowledge about it to form one) then I’d shut him down too.
I’ve watched a lot of Rogan podcasts, for certain guests, not joe himself. He seems like a level headed down to earth smart man. I’d say that he deserves a platform. He’s also an accomplished martial artist and athlete from a young age, which means that he probably knows more about life and himself than his critics here do. If we lined you up beside him and compared you all... I wonder if you’d measure up.

Post: #303

(02-06-2019 01:54 AM)Luther Wrote:  Question to those of you guys vilifying twitter guy... if one of you created a platform that was as successful would you allow anyone and everyone to have a voice on it?
If Alex Jones was wrongly accusing sandy hook parents of lying about it ( I don’t have an opinion about that or even enough knowledge about it to form one) then I’d shut him down too.
I’ve watched a lot of Rogan podcasts, for certain guests, not joe himself. He seems like a level headed down to earth smart man. I’d say that he deserves a platform. He’s also an accomplished martial artist and athlete from a young age, which means that he probably knows more about life and himself than his critics here do. If we lined you up beside him and compared you all... I wonder if you’d measure up.

When you can readily explain why typing - '#LearnToCode' (whether directed at HuffPo hacks or not), warrants hefty censorship.
Then we can continue the conversation.

Post: #304

(02-06-2019 01:54 AM)Luther Wrote:  If we lined you up beside him and compared you all... I wonder if you’d measure up.

I'd be taller and sexier.

Post: #305

(02-06-2019 01:54 AM)Luther Wrote:  Question to those of you guys vilifying twitter guy... if one of you created a platform that was as successful would you allow anyone and everyone to have a voice on it?
...

Post: #306

Oh boy...
Alex at his best...?

Post: #307

(02-05-2019 07:38 PM)Robert High Hawk Wrote:  Many valid criticism of Joe Rogan, many valid praises. I'm not a huge fan myself, but I liked what he did in that interview with Bari Weiss when he called her out on her criticism of Tulsi Gabbard. She had nothing to back up the slander she was peddling, and came across as a total amateur who is way over her head.

I find this kind of thing often with modern career women. One one level they may be extremely accomplished career wise, but outside of a very narrow, supported, prescribed professional environment, they seem to be completely incapable of generating any conversation of substance.

In that Bari weiss interview they talked about the Covington school kids and she went into a whole spiel about how she KNEW ------ That Smirk
OMG she knew it.. :/
- OMG she had suffered..
Suffered SOOOO MUCH .. at the hands of just those sorts of smirks when she was at high school.

You see she wasn't part of the in crowd at school and (as someone who was different - read more sensitive, intelligent, tasteful/ - or alternatively- less talented/likeable/attractive) and as a result of not being part of the in crowd had SUFFERED -So Terribly- So Many Privations and Cruelties at the hands of cruel jocks.

No
-Bitch
You Didn't.

I had my throat stamped on, got enough beatings from other kids, was beaten by teachers with metal and wood implements till on occasion my skin was torn up, had the shit kicked out of me so many times, underwent some pretty cruel and unusual punishments that I'm not going to go into here.

But that was school when I was a young male. Its life.

the real injustice that little-four-eyed-Napoleon actually suffered was to her fragile ego..

To find out that she wasn't special, that other people were preferred by others over her.
She forgot that the trick is to find the answer inside oneself to that.
Thats where all the great artists and athletes and talents come from. They find the answer.

But no
instead
her answer was to join the growing numbers who are equally pissed that they were never just given a spot at the top table - all of whom want society reconfigured with special rules that make them better, just.. Better, than the people who are more suited to win in life. Because they have already looked inside themselves for the answers.

Post: #308

(02-06-2019 02:47 AM)CynicalContrarian Wrote:  Oh boy...
Alex at his best...?

Oh he really said it haha. I thought I just misheard when I heard it live yesterday.
What the hell did he mean by that?

Post: #309

Just wanna put this out there again..

(03-13-2018 06:55 AM)Bienvenuto Wrote:  

Joe and the media lefts logic of Progressive Victimhood.

I am *sick* of having my intelligence insulted.

1. The likes of Nadia Comaneci and Olga Korbut and nearly every little Chinese gymnast has been through more deprivation and harder training regimes and they never gave it the 'came from the dirt ya-know-whad-am-saying' 'never-had-nothing' attitude.

Trying to make time tested communist training methods that have benefited Chinese gymnasts and swimmers, Bosnian soccer players, pint sized Romanian gymnasts and Cuban boxers the equivalent of coming up in a gang infested barrio sniffing glue and shooting your ten year old classmate in unavoidable gang violence is just teenage in its pretentiousness.

2. The stories about going through Colombia and stepping over your friends dead bodies but you can't look down or look back because 'this is tha life' etc. etc?

You are in .. Colombia?? You are in the jungle.. You look down and there looking up at you is.. your dead best friend??? But you CANNOT stop, even for a second.. ?????? left-right left-right...

Hmmm, lets try this again shall we?

Yoel defected when in >Germany<.


Not exactly the height of oppression.

Might be forced to wait a few hours in different council offices for the right paperwork to come through but thats about the limit.

Around this point Joey Diaz starts chipping in (37:12) about people smugglers with "they got it to a science! if you speak to those people, man! they leave on a certain tide! you gotta bring enough Saltine crackers! I mean they got fucking things that you, you.. never even heard of man!"

Like tide tables and saltine crackers..

What's that? "No, we're talking about the pain the races had, that all the various exoduses have.."

-Like the people who have made millions of dollars in their chosen careers after defecting in peaceful first world Germany?-

Thats the same as the African slave trade, Chinese diaspora, the Vietnamese boat people, the Scots and Irish who died on the transports (to name but a few)?

3. The second, thirdhand story about a women coerced into sleeping with 12 people in Colombia? Joe seems to think that the moral of that story is that no-one should get tough on illegal immigration because its not fair and we are, after all, "we are all immigrants".

Those Coyotes should be free to rape as many women as they want.

Make the women have sex with 30 a day if Joe has his way. Don't be anti -blanket-immigration in any kind of way.

Allowing illegal immigration leads to more women being raped. But of course its racist to enforce the laws and so more women get raped so as not to offend liberal people's sensibilities.

But, y'know.. details.

Heaven forbid people like Romero are thwarted in their pan galactic rights to go anywhere (America, the Seychelles, North Korea, Thailand, Germany) to be whoever they please in order to live their narcissistic dreams.
That would be racism.

Its the childish logic of progressive victimhood thats better suited to 10 year olds strutting around a living room, playing with toys and listening to rap music.

4. Joe gets all giddy when Romero mentions sitting opposite Fidel Castro, he takes flip-flopping and people pleasing to new levels.

On that note, I would LOVE to see Douglas Murray debate Joe and Yoel and mafia wannabe Joey Diaz on these issues. For all their machismo, in a debate Murray would show them up for the moral and intellectual cowards that they really are

5. "the pain of all the races have, like they leave.. like - he left a son in Cuba.."

What?

Where is this fatherless son mentioned in Romero's -George-Soros-sponsored wikipedia entry?

This guy is worth millions of dollars, dresses in endless bling, is happy to spend hours going on mainly about himself and his career (as well as his close personal friendship with God of course),

How much of that wealth, how much of his network and his celebrity has he lent to the effort of being reunited with his son, bringing him to America, creating the circumstances of having him spend more time with his real dad?

"the pain of all the races have, like they leave.. like - he left a son in Cuba.." No chance of finding him now I guess.

There is no doubt that I may be wrong or that I need to listen to more of this interview, I was just sick of the childish narcissism, the selfish delusion of the two interviewees and the collusion of Joe Rogan who seem scared to even challenge the weird entitled logic of Romero.

Fuck this guy. And Fuck the mainstream people pleasing media, I am sick of having my intelligence insulted by their 'right on' act.

Rogan is alright but he's become a typical soft Californian liberal with un-contestable touchstones that he cucks hard on (note his climb down on the South African farmer topic) .. then he tries to make out he stands against all the PC craziness in the world today.

Post: #310

(02-06-2019 04:20 AM)loremipsum Wrote:  Oh he really said it haha. I thought I just misheard when I heard it live yesterday.
What the hell did he mean by that?

It's either supposed to be literal..., or only Alex knows...

Post: #311

(02-05-2019 04:44 PM)911 Wrote:  On the subject of modern culture, philosophy and the subversion of Christianity, E. Michael Jones is a brilliant source, to say the least:

http://www.culturewars.com/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqu-4AY...5iCtt7dMKQ

Sure, I love EMJ, however his videos seem to always be against something, I didn't hear one yet where he speaks in a non-reactionary way (meaning not in reaction against some degeneracy which either just came up or happened in the past) as would be needed if we just talked to hear him talk about his faith and religion.

It does not make it less interesting, it's just not what I'm after.

(02-05-2019 04:44 PM)911 Wrote:  For basic theology, in french:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...H__oZBKdIC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DU4V87y...Z2rtfIgJhN

Thank you, I'll listen to that.

Post: #312

I had all those same reactions when I listened to the Yoel Romero podcast. All valid points.

It does speak to toughness and wealth, and how they're generally inversely related. Female behavior and wealth (safety, security) are very closely related as well.

Trauma creates men, but no one wants to impose trauma. This, to me, speaks to the paradox we face every day on this forum. We bitch about the shit these modern women put us through, but they put us through it because we didn't have to jump off a Higgins boat onto the shores of Normandy with .50 cals flying by our head.

No one wants another World War, but a World War would do a damned good job of bringing women (and men) down to reality like another big war.

No one wants poverty and a pre-enlightenment culture, but that type of culture brings women (and men) down to the brutal reality of nature.

This is a different perspective that we, as men (most women don't get it), would be wise to understand.

Overall, I thought the Yoel interview was one of his worst, because of the points you mentioned. Rogan normally sucks Joey's dick though, so it was a nice change of pace to see him sucking Yoel's dick while Joey cupped Yoel's balls. You can almost hear Rogan gagging when Yoel brings up meeting Fidel.

Post: #313

Alex Jones said he will destroy Joe Rogan:

Post: #314

(02-06-2019 12:38 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Alex Jones said he will destroy Joe Rogan:

He's referencing this verse:

Revelation 3:15-16 ESV

“‘I know your works: you are neither cold nor hot. Would that you were either cold or hot! So, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth."

Post: #315

^^^Joe Rogan Shall Prevail- and they shall be friends again-Alex Jones will be on JRE before 2020 election.

Post: #316

(02-05-2019 07:38 PM)Robert High Hawk Wrote:  I'm not a huge fan myself [of Joe Rogan], but I liked what he did in that interview with Bari Weiss when he called her out on her criticism of Tulsi Gabbard. She had nothing to back up the slander she was peddling, and came across as a total amateur who is way over her head.

I was about to post this video. I really didnt like what Joe did (or didnt do) during his Jack Dorsey interview but then again just few days before that one can see he wasnt too easy on (((miss Weiss)))

Post: #317

(02-06-2019 12:38 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Alex Jones said he will destroy Joe Rogan:

This is good stuff. Jones has become aware that he is a living meme and is using that power to fight evil.

Post: #318

The issue I have with good vs bad gatekeepers discussions is that people who truly want to learn things WILL go beyond what they're told. A curious mind is the main ingredient of self-improvement. Not everything you need to learn is going to be spoonfed to you. Gotta shoot in the dark until you hit targets. Sometimes you land on things you didn't want, but that's just a part of the game.

I think it's enough for guys like JBP and JR to point dudes in a direction and let those who are smart decide to go further on their own.

Think about game.

There's a lot of shit I learned from Roosh but there's always gonna be things I have learned that doesn't quite gel with what Roosh says. I hold many views that I see as an evolution of the ideas and precepts I have learned on this forum. I do not always put those ideas forward since they aren't quite relevant to most men here. I'm certain that Joe Rogan has many views he does not share for fear of being butchered. Why should these dudes martyr themselves?

I know I'm getting a bit afield here but would you do that? I sure as fuck wouldn't. Look at what happened to Roosh. Not knocking him or anything but it's a hard sell. It's one thing to wear the Superman cape and another thing to fly.

Also, I don't get why guys suddenly give Alex Jones respect just because he got caught out and deplatformed. He's always been batshit and totally paid for. At least Joe Rogan brings on an assortment of quality guests you can actually learn from. Guys like Icke and AJ are the epitome of ragebaiting timewasters.

Post: #319

(02-06-2019 10:45 PM)Fortis Wrote:  Sometimes you land on things you didn't want

No shit. Just off the top of my head :
- the jq
- various pedo scandals
- the dubai thread

Sometimes one can wonder whether it's worth it, especially since it only affects your life so minimally if at all (or rather since there is pretty much nothing you can do to change it so why bother ?).

Post: #320

(02-06-2019 10:45 PM)Fortis Wrote:  Also, I don't get why guys suddenly give Alex Jones respect just because he got caught out and deplatformed. He's always been batshit and totally paid for. At least Joe Rogan brings on an assortment of quality guests you can actually learn from. Guys like Icke and AJ are the epitome of ragebaiting timewasters.

I'm 100% convinced Jones is controlled opposition. He talks about stuff that is true but embarrassing to the elites (and for whatever reason they can't keep under wraps entirely) and segues neatly into chemtrails, 9/11 and Sandy Hook trutherism, and child sex colonies on Mars in order to discredit the true information by association.

Post: #321

Except he never said there are sex colonies on Mars, it was a guest on Alex's Show via Skype who mentioned it.

Alex immediately knew that this will be put to his blame and cut off the guest.

Post: #322

Jones has had a lot of quality content over the years, and great guests that Rogan would never touch as a normie gatekeeper. Jones as well has had quality journalists on his staff like Kurt Nimmo. AJ has two failings, his carnival barker style/personality, and more importantly, his recent selling out to neocon zio-nationalism to ensure his livelihood.

Post: #323

(02-07-2019 11:10 AM)loremipsum Wrote:  Except he never said there are sex colonies on Mars, it was a guest on Alex's Show via Skype who mentioned it.

Alex immediately knew that this will be put to his blame and cut off the guest.

Thanks for the clarification, I wasn't aware of that. My overall theory still stands though.

Post: #324

(02-07-2019 03:54 AM)Oberrheiner Wrote:  

(02-06-2019 10:45 PM)Fortis Wrote:  Sometimes you land on things you didn't want

No shit. Just off the top of my head :
- the jq
- various pedo scandals
- the dubai thread

Sometimes one can wonder whether it's worth it, especially since it only affects your life so minimally if at all (or rather since there is pretty much nothing you can do to change it so why bother ?).

Mass immigration, endless "war on terror", reduced liberties/police state, usury monetary system, active promotion of degeneracy, homosexuality, vilification of nationalism, of families and traditional values through mass media and academia, race wars... Do all those things "affect your life so minimally"?!? Do you really don't know who has been actively promoting this agenda?

The only barrier to changing all this is an active minority of people being aware of this agenda, so of course it can be changed. Trump, Salvini, the Gilets Jaunes are all positive steps in that direction. For some reason you're engaging in demoralization here and pushing learned helplessness. I think you need to be aware of this, in case you weren't consciously doing it...

Post: #325

Can you imagine Joe Rogan hosting Roosh like AJ?

I like Alex Jones' show. I listen to it and many of the things he says are true, as have been in the past.
However even I'm not sure if he's funded by some higher government organization. I could blindly trust that he is independent like he says, but I've learned better from other famous people.