Quote: (09-15-2016 01:34 PM)RBerkley Wrote:
Quote: (09-15-2016 01:19 PM)WeekendCasanova Wrote:
I won't get too into it because it's been answered 1000 times on this forum, but just note that feminism in Toronto isn't even remotely as bad as what people make it out to be. It's sensationalism at its finest.
I've encountered maybe one hard core feminist in Toronto - and this was going out hardcore in my younger years (was into that RSD crap). In all likelihood you'll never, or at least rarely encounter one. Don't even factor feminists into your calculation of which city to visit.
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Don't get me wrong, I hate Toronto. But out of those two, it's Toronto.
How can it be an exaggeration when this type of stuff happens in university campuses in that city?
Whenever you hear students protesting in Montreal, it is usually an economic-Marxism protest like fighting for lower tuition fees and more free handouts, unlike the elitist snobbery which goes on in Ontario campus life.
Roosh also incurred some thousands of dollars for extra security for his own safety when he was in Toronto for his World Tour. Roosh didn't spend a cent for such security when he was in NYC, DC, Berlin, London UK
Cherry-picked examples are always an accurate portrayal of something.
In Toronto, it's a small group that occasionally makes a lot of noise. If you're a normal guy who goes out on the weekends to hit clubs, bars, pick up women, works a normal job...you will never experience this. To say otherwise is fallacious.
I work in the most red-pill industry in the world (or at least one of them), and even we don't experience this feminist nonsense when we hire women based on looks, and discard the ugly, more intelligent ones.
If you're hanging out in slummy hipster bars, sure you may get some feminist action, but nothing near to what you, and others say on this forum.
The OP should go visit each city, then tell us if he experiences these feminist hordes in Toronto - he won't. Chances are, he never will.
By the way, my offer still remains. I'm waiting for someone from this forum to show me where he encounters all these feminazis. Because I've seldom seen or encountered them.
RE: Moma - No one is saying Toronto is a success. I'm saying, that since the OP doesn't know French, maybe he should explore Toronto since French people are generally quite rude to those who don't speak their language. In Montreal not as much as France, but it still happens.
Edit: I reiterate. Toronto is not amazing. I dislike it. But it's not as bad as everyone says.