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06-28-2018, 11:55 AM
^^^^
You are literally The Toughest Guy in Letterkenny, Scotian.
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06-28-2018, 12:08 PM
Easiest solution is to not reply and not acknowledge guys like Going Strong, or put them on ignore if it's easier. Eventually they'll get the hint that the way they derail threads and pontificate like condescending prophets isn't welcome. Another example would be the now banned MMX. If you dont give them attention, then we dont have to scroll through huge quote bubbles of unnecessary arguments.
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06-28-2018, 01:02 PM
Well both sides sling shit at each other, and it won't stop while people don't let things slide. People aren't always going to agree with you.
Even the 'right wing' guys are pretty liberal (not the pejorative capital L) in absolute terms, or we wouldn't be living in a Western democracy in the first place.
There's no need to try to convert each other. We're here because we have more in common than what keeps us apart. Just let things slide, not every battle is worth fighting.
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06-28-2018, 03:45 PM
< Guys - squash the useless beef.
You are closer aligned than you think.
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And Scotian's story is not really RVF related - I feared that a member jumped him. Instead it was an empowering story of how two RVF members attacked 3 Colombian guys over a misunderstanding.
Some threads seem to be going the same way.
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06-29-2018, 08:49 AM
The problem with politics, as with religion, is that there is now to scientifically define the right answer.
In Math, 2+2=4, and that's the inarguable truth.
But there are no definitive, inarguable, answers in politics and religion (although certain role players may feel so deeply invested in their opinions that they do feel they are 'right').
With the result that a discussion on politics or religion can simply go on and on and on with no end, because the only way it can end is if there is a final answer, which as yet does not exist.
However, topics like self-improvement and game and travel can and often do reach conclusions. You can't argue against something that clearly makes you lift more weights, gets you laid more, or with good datasheets on foreign locales. Yes, there have been posters who have clearly bullshitted on these topics, but they tend to get sniffed out and pushed out, because definitive answers exist and that allows bullshit to be pushed out. In other words, these topics can lead to educational discussion and actionable conclusions that help enrich the lives of the men reading this forum.
But with politics/religion, we can rapidly end up on a merry-go-round that spins faster and faster and actually leads nowhere - because there is no definitive conclusion to be reached. These discussions are simply not useful in the long term.
There are more than enough places on the internet to have intense political discussions. If all the politics on this forum magically died overnight, men would still flock here for the other things. But if this forum suddenly just became a political echo chamber, and all the other topics disappeared, I doubt it would attract and hold the great calibre of men who have made this forum the great resource that it is today.
Politics is profoundly overvalued as a topic of discussion. True politics is done, not discussed. If you care so much about politics, get off the internet and pound some pavement in your neighbourhood and talk to people in the real world and hand out flyers and actually be the action you crave.
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06-29-2018, 09:11 AM
Quote: (06-28-2018 01:02 PM)Matsufubu Wrote:
Well both sides sling shit at each other, and it won't stop while people don't let things slide. People aren't always going to agree with you.
Even the 'right wing' guys are pretty liberal (not the pejorative capital L) in absolute terms, or we wouldn't be living in a Western democracy in the first place.
There's no need to try to convert each other. We're here because we have more in common than what keeps us apart. Just let things slide, not every battle is worth fighting.
Really underrated post this. Some very valid points.
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06-29-2018, 09:42 AM
We've reached a point where Roosh will have to step in and take action.
The forum "beef" has turned into a seemingly organized harassment campaign by a small group of members, who act as if THEY, not Roosh, own and run this forum.
They do not. Roosh is the owner of this forum.
They are using threats and unacceptable slanderous language.
The same group of posters and their zealous campaign, led to the doxxing of forum member HankMoody, who is not a political poster.
In fact, if it was really about "gameless soyboys", then this group of posters, would have been involved in the Dragan debacle, but they were not. Neither was HankMoody a "gameless soyboy", but he was harassed and doxxed none the less.
It's time that Roosh makes very clear what is allowed and now allowed on this forum. If Roosh wants to, he can remove the politics subforum or institute some rule of how many lays are needed to be allowed to talk about politics.
This however, is up to Roosh, and not the judgement of a few members.
I have contacted Roosh by PM about this thread.
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06-29-2018, 10:12 AM
Quote: (06-29-2018 09:42 AM)nomadbrah Wrote:
If Roosh wants to, he can remove the politics subforum or institute some rule of how many lays are needed to be allowed to talk about politics.
Fifty bang minimum.
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06-29-2018, 12:01 PM
Quote: (06-29-2018 10:12 AM)churros Wrote:
Quote: (06-29-2018 09:42 AM)nomadbrah Wrote:
If Roosh wants to, he can remove the politics subforum or institute some rule of how many lays are needed to be allowed to talk about politics.
Fifty bang minimum.
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06-29-2018, 02:04 PM
Completely off topic but, what happened to Hank?
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06-29-2018, 05:16 PM
High value posters are a lot more likely to leave an online community because they're tired/paranoid of sharing their knowledge for free to the public, than they are to leave because of a shift in values.
If you share a lot of knowledge, eventually you have an epiphany that the wrong person learning from your teachings can directly make your life worse. Then you either go silent, or shift your posting away from teaching and towards trying to control other people's behavior.