Post: #1

http://redalertpolitics.com/2017/03/26/h...t-hashtag/

Kerby Martin, a high school junior from Cypress, Texas, had been working on a school essay about several myths pushed by feminists about gender inequality, specifically focusing on how third-wave feminism only divides people. So, she tweeted out a picture of herself in an anti-feminist shirt that read “#Meninist” to prove that third-wave feminists were only tolerant towards liberals. Within hours, she was proven right.

Post: #2

This your first time making a thread?

Post: #3

It's RVF policy to post an excerpt from the article you're quoting, not to just drop a link.

Quote:Kerby Martin, a high school junior from Cypress, Texas, had been working on a school essay about several myths pushed by feminists about gender inequality, specifically focusing on how third-wave feminism only divides people. So, she tweeted out a picture of herself in an anti-feminist shirt that read “#Meninist” to prove that third-wave feminists were only tolerant towards liberals. Within hours, she was proven right.

Quote:Within minutes she received more than 200 negative responses. Martin told Red Alert Politics that liberals started threatening to egg her car, wishing she’d learn her lesson by getting raped, or telling her to die.

Quote:Martin told Red Alert Politics that she hasn’t been fazed by the negative comments and threats, saying “you can’t get these people out of this mindset.”
She knows something about how social justice warriors think. Martin confessed that she was one until about six months ago when she started doing her own research.

"I am not oppressed in society as a woman, and neither are you. Unless you allow yourself to think that. Victims exist yes, of real issues like rape, racism, abuse, and other horrible acts,” Martin said in the tweet. “Not because of the things third wave feminists claim. Meninism is a joke and not a movement. My meninist shirt was a satirical hit at third wave feminism in America, and its ineffective methods for solving social issues that are inaccurate and counterproductive. I am not anti-female or anti-female rights. I am against a movement that has shifted their focus from actual equality to complaining and social justice action."

She told Red Alert Politics that despite the threats, she still plans on continuing her efforts to inform her generation about the myths of third-wave feminism.

“I’m trying to make a difference and bring facts and truth to my generation, and social media and our schools are no longer a true place for free speech and political incorrectness,” Martin said. “It’s just the beginning I still have to write my essay, and I plan to continue this as far as I can to show how messed up the “tolerant left” really is.”

Post: #4

(03-28-2017 04:39 PM)Isaac Jordan Wrote:  

Quote:Within minutes she received more than 200 negative responses. Martin told Red Alert Politics that liberals started threatening to egg her car, wishing she’d learn her lesson by getting raped, or telling her to die.

That very last screenshot there is pretty interesting. "I'm not a feminist or tolerant. Go die hoe" authored by some fat ghetto looking skank...

Post: #5

This cunt deleted her twitter:



This cunt is still around, it's time for reddit and RVF to do the shitlordd work.



Here's the caked up fatties witter account to make things easier:

https://twitter.com/magaylaa

Post: #6

Whoever's daughter that is, you better put a dress on her before she becomes manly all of a sudden. She's about one accessory away from becoming a dude.

The best way to make your daughter anti-feminist is actually by encouraging her to be more pretty, feminine, and lady like. Not debating knuckleheads like a guy would.

Post: #7

How old is this chick?

She prolly born in the year 2000-2004. You call that Generation Z right?

I noticed that Generation Z American chicks are not that afraid of me on the street, but a white empowered Millennial cunt from Toronto who works in a bureaucrat job looks at me in fear, disgust contempt when I'm minding my own business on the street etc.

Generation Z chicks appear to be more tolerant than these Millennial leftist Liberals from Liberal Canada!

The previous of her generation who are now 20-35 are feminist cunts in any case [Chanty Binx, Anita Sarkessian, Triglypuff, Smugglypuff, etc).

Kudos to this chick. She isn't brainwashed by that bitter, old, fucking, aging Feminazi Millennial or Gen X female teacher or Baby Boomer school administrator spreading hate in academia.

It's very odd that if a chick her age engages in consensual sexual intercourse with a male peer within her age group, the Millennial or Baby Boomer feminazis will criminalize it as "statutory rape", "sexual abuse", raise the age of consent to a million light years and beyond to prevent Black teenage pregnancies in Mozambique, etc, but these same fucking hateful Millennial/Baby Boomer feminazi hags will not even wink at uttering death threats at this child.

I for one, not white knighting, but if I was in the State of Texas and some Baby Boomer feminist pedophile and her army of feminism and manginas tried to lynch mob this innocent girl, I will not hesitate to defend that girl using any means necessary, i.e. I will stand my ground equivalent of the State of Florida Stand your ground law.

I will not look for even a thank you from that girl. I don't expect anything in return. I will defend anyone who is on our anti-establishment side. Even that faggot Milo Yannoupoulis though we in the Caribbean despise homosexuals and lesbian freak.

I didn't get to defend Roosh in Montreal because I was intoxicated I think somewhere at Bonaventure area and wanted to sleep early. That incident of Roosh on video being mobbed still gives me a "PTSD" feeling like I should've intervened in that incident. Luckily, Lothario assisted the situation at that time.

These hateful intolerant feminist.

These same feminazi hags will slander all boys as "rapists", but these feminazis will not even stop their fucking asshole from being penetrated by a 11-year-old boy who they brainwashed with feminist idea.

BTW, per forum policy, When she reaches legal age WB & equally cherish every part of her 18-year-old person.

Post: #8

This chick is 16.

She was a guest on Gavin McInnes's show this morning and did a 10-mi interview. Overall she came off looking and sounding good.

She claims to have been "red-pilled" when a friend showed her one of Gavin's videos a few months ago. Since then she educated herself on 3rd wave feminism, wage-gap, etc and had an awakening.

Post: #9

Her interview w/ Gavin McInnes

Post: #10

I just watched it. Not buying it. She looks like a feminist, she says she was a leftie (game over), she carries herself in a very cold, dry way and she has the kind of calmness that only a very calculating person can have. For a 16 year old being interviewed by someone with a very high profile she's too confident and composed. She's lacking the characteristics that a female of her age should have. She's saying all the right things but if you disregard what she says and observe her and trust your instincts, it screams red flags. On an instinctual level I find her annoying. If I was a dog I'd bite her. Not buying it.

Post: #11

(03-29-2017 06:00 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  I just watched it. Not buying it. She looks like a feminist, she says she was a leftie (game over), she carries herself in a very cold, dry way and she has the kind of calmness that only a very calculating person can have. For a 16 year old being interviewed by someone with a very high profile she's too confident and composed. She's lacking the characteristics that a female of her age should have. She's saying all the right things but if you disregard what she says and observe her and trust your instincts, it screams red flags. On an instinctual level I find her annoying. If I was a dog I'd bite her. Not buying it.

Some younger girls are learning that they can get some attention by latching onto Redpill/Manosphere ideas and parroting them. She's a girl so of course I doubt her sincerity, but isn't that their nature anyway? Maybe this is the way the shift happens; with younger girls sensing the way the winds blowing and joining the side that looks like it will win.

Post: #12

(03-29-2017 06:42 PM)zphyer7 Wrote:  

(03-29-2017 06:00 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  I just watched it. Not buying it. She looks like a feminist, she says she was a leftie (game over), she carries herself in a very cold, dry way and she has the kind of calmness that only a very calculating person can have. For a 16 year old being interviewed by someone with a very high profile she's too confident and composed. She's lacking the characteristics that a female of her age should have. She's saying all the right things but if you disregard what she says and observe her and trust your instincts, it screams red flags. On an instinctual level I find her annoying. If I was a dog I'd bite her. Not buying it.

Some younger girls are learning that they can get some attention by latching onto Redpill/Manosphere ideas and parroting them. She's a girl so of course I doubt her sincerity, but isn't that their nature anyway? Maybe this is the way the shift happens; with younger girls sensing the way the winds blowing and joining the side that looks like it will win.

Maybe. I hope so. But I can't help thinking that women who are the way they're supposed to be would not be spending time on youtube telling everyone how clued up they are. And the ones in their twenties? Where are their husbands? Why don't they have kids? Why do I keep seeing them on youtube talking?

At least Lauren Southern looks and seems totally sincere, but still, where's her husband? And the other one, Brittany Pettibone, when she was interviewed by Angry MGTOW recently she said she went through a (her words) wild phase, and then spent an awful long time talking (unprompted) about not claiming to be perfect. I don't dislike them but it's things like this that make me wonder.

It's nice to hear the words coming from these so called red pill females. It sounds so good, and it feels nice to know that they understand, and it's tempting to think "Yeah! She gets it! I'm in love! Look how logical she is!"

The kind of woman that the manosphere respects surely would be uninterested and even confused by what we talk about. And that reaction can only be found outside of the west.

A rotten tree produces rotten fruit. Rather than standing around waiting for a freaky exception to sprout (and then forever wondering if it's fake), why not go to a tree where most of the fruit is good for eating and you can spot the bad ones a mile off.

It's a shame that there may be some genuine ones among the attention whores and opportunistic fakes, but life is too short, and trust is fragile.

Post: #13

Post: #14

(03-29-2017 07:05 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  

(03-29-2017 06:42 PM)zphyer7 Wrote:  

(03-29-2017 06:00 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  I just watched it. Not buying it. She looks like a feminist, she says she was a leftie (game over), she carries herself in a very cold, dry way and she has the kind of calmness that only a very calculating person can have. For a 16 year old being interviewed by someone with a very high profile she's too confident and composed. She's lacking the characteristics that a female of her age should have. She's saying all the right things but if you disregard what she says and observe her and trust your instincts, it screams red flags. On an instinctual level I find her annoying. If I was a dog I'd bite her. Not buying it.

Some younger girls are learning that they can get some attention by latching onto Redpill/Manosphere ideas and parroting them. She's a girl so of course I doubt her sincerity, but isn't that their nature anyway? Maybe this is the way the shift happens; with younger girls sensing the way the winds blowing and joining the side that looks like it will win.

Maybe. I hope so. But I can't help thinking that women who are the way they're supposed to be would not be spending time on youtube telling everyone how clued up they are. And the ones in their twenties? Where are their husbands? Why don't they have kids? Why do I keep seeing them on youtube talking?

At least Lauren Southern looks and seems totally sincere, but still, where's her husband? And the other one, Brittany Pettibone, when she was interviewed by Angry MGTOW recently she said she went through a (her words) wild phase, and then spent an awful long time talking (unprompted) about not claiming to be perfect. I don't dislike them but it's things like this that make me wonder.

It's nice to hear the words coming from these so called red pill females. It sounds so good, and it feels nice to know that they understand, and it's tempting to think "Yeah! She gets it! I'm in love! Look how logical she is!"

The kind of woman that the manosphere respects surely would be uninterested and even confused by what we talk about. And that reaction can only be found outside of the west.

A rotten tree produces rotten fruit. Rather than standing around waiting for a freaky exception to sprout (and then forever wondering if it's fake), why not go to a tree where most of the fruit is good for eating and you can spot the bad ones a mile off.

It's a shame that there may be some genuine ones among the attention whores and opportunistic fakes, but life is too short, and trust is fragile.

Yes that's what I feel too. Don't feel it's a rejection of feminism, but rather an opportunistic position to take to get a disproportionate amount of attention drawn to themselves than being one of thousands spouting feminist ideas.

I suspect the facade they are putting on will wear once they are confronted with the realities of life as they take on increasing amounts of responsibility. Far too easy for a woman these days to fall back on feminist ideas as an excuse for their failures or misery.

Post: #15

Conservative women are still women. Some of you guys are accusing her of being a woman, not a die hard liberal. There is a difference fortunately.

Post: #16

(03-29-2017 06:00 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  I just watched it. Not buying it. She looks like a feminist, she says she was a leftie (game over), she carries herself in a very cold, dry way and she has the kind of calmness that only a very calculating person can have. For a 16 year old being interviewed by someone with a very high profile she's too confident and composed. She's lacking the characteristics that a female of her age should have. She's saying all the right things but if you disregard what she says and observe her and trust your instincts, it screams red flags. On an instinctual level I find her annoying. If I was a dog I'd bite her. Not buying it.

Her sincerity may or may not be genuine. Time will answer that question. However, speaking out against feminism isn't necessarily a path to social ascension for a 16-year-old girl in this Western climate. Yes, she made the news and was interviewed by Gavin, but how well does that counter the ostracism she is likely to face within her peer group? Teen girls are absolutely brutal to one another. She's risking a hellish existence by Western standards by making her stance on this issue so public. Considering that, I'll give her the benefit of the doubt.

Also, "composed" is not a term I'd use to describe a feminist.

Post: #17

(03-30-2017 12:46 AM)la bodhisattva Wrote:  

(03-29-2017 06:00 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  I just watched it. Not buying it. She looks like a feminist, she says she was a leftie (game over), she carries herself in a very cold, dry way and she has the kind of calmness that only a very calculating person can have. For a 16 year old being interviewed by someone with a very high profile she's too confident and composed. She's lacking the characteristics that a female of her age should have. She's saying all the right things but if you disregard what she says and observe her and trust your instincts, it screams red flags. On an instinctual level I find her annoying. If I was a dog I'd bite her. Not buying it.

Her sincerity may or may not be genuine. Time will answer that question. However, speaking out against feminism isn't necessarily a path to social ascension for a 16-year-old girl in this Western climate. Yes, she made the news and was interviewed by Gavin, but how well does that counter the ostracism she is likely to face within her peer group? Teen girls are absolutely brutal to one another. She's risking a hellish existence by Western standards by making her stance on this issue so public. Considering that, I'll give her the benefit of the doubt.

Also, "composed" is not a term I'd use to describe a feminist.

She probably burnt her bridges with her peer group before the essay. The essay was the first step in a move to find a new peer group.

Post: #18

(03-29-2017 07:05 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  Maybe. I hope so. But I can't help thinking that women who are the way they're supposed to be would not be spending time on youtube telling everyone how clued up they are. And the ones in their twenties? Where are their husbands? Why don't they have kids? Why do I keep seeing them on youtube talking?

I felt the same way about christy0misty. She had all the right ideas, and even had hair that at least was beyond shoulder length, yet she also had a lot of masculine interests such as Civil Air Patrol. She described herself as a virgin, and my guess is that she would end up with a military guy similar to her father, since she looked up to him a lot.

So the question I would ask myself is, Is she the type who will subject a guy to a lot of shit tests before finally submitting totally to him in a feminine way, or will her masculine tendencies continue to manifest in a relationship? Some conservative women, like Christine O'Donnell, remain single, which seems tragic. Perhaps it's because they're sending off that masculine vibe, or maybe it's because they haven't gone red pill enough to be more mindful of their biological clock.

Antifeminist doesn't necessarily mean traditional; Ayn Rand was antifeminist too, but she still followed her AF/BB hypergamous tendencies by having an affair with Nathaniel Branden.

Post: #19

(03-30-2017 06:49 PM)Jean Valjean Wrote:  

(03-29-2017 07:05 PM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  Maybe. I hope so. But I can't help thinking that women who are the way they're supposed to be would not be spending time on youtube telling everyone how clued up they are. And the ones in their twenties? Where are their husbands? Why don't they have kids? Why do I keep seeing them on youtube talking?

I felt the same way about christy0misty. She had all the right ideas, and even had hair that at least was beyond shoulder length, yet she also had a lot of masculine interests such as Civil Air Patrol. She described herself as a virgin, and my guess is that she would end up with a military guy similar to her father, since she looked up to him a lot.

So the question I would ask myself is, Is she the type who will subject a guy to a lot of shit tests before finally submitting totally to him in a feminine way, or will her masculine tendencies continue to manifest in a relationship? Some conservative women, like Christine O'Donnell, remain single, which seems tragic. Perhaps it's because they're sending off that masculine vibe, or maybe it's because they haven't gone red pill enough to be more mindful of their biological clock.

Antifeminist doesn't necessarily mean traditional; Ayn Rand was antifeminist too, but she still followed her AF/BB hypergamous tendencies by having an affair with Nathaniel Branden.

Unfortunately, a lot of western women are used to thinking that they have to be one of the boys to impress them. That's probably why some of these so called red pill women, especially the former feminists, can't shake off the habit even when they're trying to appeal to men. They just don't get it.

Non western women : Home made burger
Western red pill women : Irredeemably McDonalds

Post: #20

The only thing that's somewhat surprising here is that she's from a Houston suburb. I would have expected that kind of story in a blue state, but it's kind of sad to see that the SJW brigade has made some serious inroads in suburban Houston...