Why Are Women Being Educated?

[IMPress Polly]

Aaaaaah, another gem from Roosh V.: my favorite men's rights activist! In his latest rant, he asks why women are wasting "the most fertile years of their lives" educating themselves when they should be at home baking cookies and raising children. I kid you not.

[Cigar]

Wow ... a real life, in the flesh Neanderthal ... but I bet he has really soft hands

[Crepitus]

Guy's a moron.

[IMPress Polly]

Cigar wrote:
Wow ... a real life, in the flesh Neanderthal ... but I bet he has really soft hands

How would anyone know he was a man without a giant beard to prove it?

That is the insecure thinking of many of the world's more hardcore misogynists. The ISIS men. The Duck Dynasty patriarchs. Etc.

Crepitus wrote:
Guy's a moron.

Those guys are all morons.

[Standing Wolf]

Okay, I listened to about two-and-a-half minutes of it and that's all I could deal with. What a head case.

[Cigar]

Okay, I listened to about two-and-a-half minutes of it and that's all I could deal with. What a head case.

You got farther than me

[midcan5]

These types are weirdly interesting as they appear to love attention based on a bizarre and intentional conversation that aims to aggravate or stimulate reaction. It is like some sort of absurd play, I wonder if they have any genuine motive or meaning but just do it to annoy and see how others take them? Once attention is drawn they simply continue and feed off it. Ironically the man who occupies the presidency did something very similar during his rallies and it worked to build up a following. Think of the wall and lock her up as well as Mexican rapists and Muslim immigrants. Yesterday's so called press conference is an example of the bizarre nature of men who find grievance and resentment when reality knocks them on the head. Or find life too complicated?

"So right now the United States is a country without a President. Yes, there's someone occupying the office, but he's clueless and is even more out of his depth than George W. Bush, who had at least had some experience in government. The man occupying the office occasionally does things when instructed. Fortunately, there are a few adults around who have had real jobs and performed them professionally, like General Mattis, the Secretary of Defense, and Rex Tillerson, the Secretary of State. Even the Vice-President, the otherwise morally abhorrent Mike Pence, actually governed a state, and got in trouble because of his bigotry, not because of sheer incompetence. The interesting thing is that it turns out the country, and the vast federal bureaucracy, can chug along despite not having a President. For how long though? I guess we're going to find out." Brian Leiter How Trump thinks http://leiterreports.typepad.com/blo...mp-thinks.html

'What does Donald Trump want for America? His supporters don’t know. His party doesn’t know. Even he doesn’t know'

And Bannon: https://qz.com/898134/what-steve-bannon-really-wants/

[resister]

These types are weirdly interesting as they appear to love attention based on a bizarre and intentional conversation that aims to aggravate or stimulate reaction. It is like some sort of absurd play, I wonder if they have any genuine motive or meaning but just do it to annoy and see how others take them? Once attention is drawn they simply continue and feed off it. Ironically the man who occupies the presidency did something very similar during his rallies and it worked to build up a following. Think of the wall and lock her up as well as Mexican rapists and Muslim immigrants. Yesterday's so called press conference is an example of the bizarre nature of men who find grievance and resentment when reality knocks them on the head. Or find life too complicated?

"So right now the United States is a country without a President. Yes, there's someone occupying the office, but he's clueless and is even more out of his depth than George W. Bush, who had at least had some experience in government. The man occupying the office occasionally does things when instructed. Fortunately, there are a few adults around who have had real jobs and performed them professionally, like General Mattis, the Secretary of Defense, and Rex Tillerson, the Secretary of State. Even the Vice-President, the otherwise morally abhorrent Mike Pence, actually governed a state, and got in trouble because of his bigotry, not because of sheer incompetence. The interesting thing is that it turns out the country, and the vast federal bureaucracy, can chug along despite not having a President. For how long though? I guess we're going to find out." Brian Leiter How Trump thinks http://leiterreports.typepad.com/blo...mp-thinks.html

'What does Donald Trump want for America? His supporters don’t know. His party doesn’t know. Even he doesn’t know'

And Bannon: https://qz.com/898134/what-steve-bannon-really-wants/

You can twist any thread into a trash Trump, can't you?

[Cigar]

You can twist any thread into a trash Trump, can't you?

Puzzy Grabber

[IMPress Polly]

You'll never guess who he voted for.