This was apparantley the meat of his last post before getting banned
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Quote: (08-18-2016 12:05 PM)dicknixon72 Wrote:
...and nothing quite surprises me anymore. If I looked out my showroom window and saw a fully-nude woman force-fucking an alligator with a strap-on while snorting xanex on the roof of her rental car with her three children locked inside with the windows rolled up, I wouldn't be entirely amazed.
Quote: (06-02-2014 04:39 PM)vinman Wrote:
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Quote: (06-02-2014 12:58 PM)Dagonet Wrote:
Can't Roissy's importance be mentioned as part of a citation from an acceptable source? This does seem pretty crucial to me. You can't deny the Manosphere sprung up around him and Roosh, essentially. If you're detailing the history/formation, this is a lynchpin.
Quote: (06-02-2014 03:37 PM)heavy Wrote:
Roissy (perhaps the best and most articulate writer out there)
Let's be careful not to overstate the importance of Roissy. I see him as a relatively short-lived and limited contributor to the Manosphere who became obsolete--by choice, it seems--several years ago. While he arguably deserves mention, and made important statements during his two or three years of relevance, he isn't a face on the Mount Rushmore of the Manosphere. The Manosphere certainly didn't "spring up around him."
Furthermore, there are risks to citing him (apart from whatever restrictions Wikipedia places) given his hard turn to bizarre racial and political territory in the last several years (e.g., his preoccupation with something he terms "racial cuckoldry").
Roissy, while once an astute commentator, has hurt the Manosphere as much or more than he's aided it--arming the opposition with some of its only potentially valid criticisms of movement.
I have to go with Tuth on Roissy. I've got skin like concrete. I don't have an immediate butt hurt response to racial issues. I can look at these things dispassionately and come to my own conclusions. But after reading his articles, and then the comments sections I finally said enough of this stuff, and I never looked back.
Quote: (05-12-2019 07:52 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
^^^^^
You are correct in your assessment of Heartiste. However, this line of thinking is playing into the frame of the media, the schools, and the corporate HR departments.
Is Heartiste rude, insensitive, and hostile to racial, ethnic, and religious minorities? Yes. Is his site repulsive to anyone but straight, white Christian males? Probably so. Would words like "bigot" apply? Yes.
Now ask yourself: WHY is he like this?
Heartiste (and others) evolved into this because of experiencing over 50 years of anti-white hatred spewed by our schools, our TV shows, our movies, and even our government.
For decades, white men were told to suck it up, that they were "oppressors," and were responsible for the evils of the country -- if not the world. And for decades, most white men bought into this. Then two things happened.
1). The Internet came around. Gradually, white men were able to get ANOTHER perspective on history outside of the education industrial complex. And history showed them as pioneers, innovators, and builders of civilizations.
"We didn't destroy," they realized. "We constructed entire countries. We invented technology and modern conveniences. We even wrote the document(s) that gave people freedom."
2). The old morality was dubbed 'obsolete'. Follow me on this. For all those decades, the reason most white men didn't fire back at anti-white minorities was the white men's sense of old-school morality, based on Christian teachings. "Love your neighbor. Do unto others."
Then the left told us that morality was no longer valid. In fact, it was bigoted. They said to accept gay marriage OR ELSE. They told us to celebrate kids who want to be trannies. They told us to accept single mothers and broken homes as "alternative families."
"Wait a minute," the white man thought. "No one else is moral anymore. Why am I the ONLY one expected to live within rules, as if it's still 1956? I say fuck these people -- and I'm gonna say it in print, just like they do in their newspapers and textbooks."
And that's what brought us here. Heartiste isn't the problem. He and others like him are the reaction. (The same goes for Heartiste's take on feminism, but that's not the issue here.)
This makes more sense when you view on a personal level. If you saw me every day and I called you nasty names you might laugh me off at first. Maybe you'd ignore me for a while. But eventually you'd realize that was getting you nowhere are you'd have some choice words for me in return.
That's the Heartiste blog.
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Quote: (05-12-2019 12:07 PM)uncledick Wrote:
I have some archives, but im missing a post of his and i cant find it. It was his post on the game of rapidly induced love: speed seduction. He had some great questions to ask women in that post. Anyone have it?
Quote: (05-12-2019 08:59 AM)CynicalContrarian Wrote:
Any American lawyers inclined to weigh in?
Voxday :
Always read the fine print
Wordpress, which recently deplatformed Chateau Heartiste, really needs to hire better lawyers. Consider the two following sections of its Terms of Use.
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15. Jurisdiction and Applicable Law.
Except to the extent any applicable law provides otherwise, the Agreement and any access to or use of our Services will be governed by the laws of the state of California, U.S.A., excluding its conflict of law provisions. The proper venue for any disputes arising out of or relating to the Agreement and any access to or use of our Services will be the state and federal courts located in San Francisco County, California.
16. Arbitration Agreement
Except for claims for injunctive or equitable relief or claims regarding intellectual property rights (which may be brought in any competent court without the posting of a bond), any dispute arising under the Agreement shall be finally settled in accordance with the Comprehensive Arbitration Rules of the Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Service, Inc. (“JAMS”) by three arbitrators appointed in accordance with such Rules. The arbitration shall take place in San Francisco, California, in the English language and the arbitral decision may be enforced in any court. The prevailing party in any action or proceeding to enforce the Agreement shall be entitled to costs and attorneys’ fees.
So, Wordpress requires arbitration through the JAMS system, and they require the arbitration to take place in California. Not only that, but they declare that whoever wins can claim costs and attorneys's fees. This, of course, is meant to dissuade people like Heartiste from taking them to arbitration.
But not so fast. JAMS enforces the following standards, which are based on California law.
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Consumer Arbitration Minimum Standards
JAMS will administer arbitrations pursuant to mandatory pre-dispute arbitration clauses between companies and consumers only if the contract arbitration clause and specified applicable rules comply with the following minimum standards of fairness.
The consumer must have a right to an in-person hearing in his or her hometown area.
With respect to the cost of the arbitration, when a consumer initiates arbitration against the company, the only fee required to be paid by the consumer is $250, which is approximately equivalent to current Court filing fees. All other costs must be borne by the company, including any remaining JAMS Case Management Fee and all professional fees for the arbitrator's services. When the company is the claiming party initiating an arbitration against the consumer, the company will be required to pay all costs associated with the arbitration.
In California, the arbitration provision may not require the consumer to pay the fees and costs incurred by the opposing party if the consumer does not prevail.
In other words, Chateau (or any of his readers) can bring an arbitration against Wordpress for $250, can do it in his hometown area rather than on Wordpress's turf, and cannot be forced to pay costs or legal fees even if he loses.
Always read the fine print.
Quote: (05-12-2019 08:42 AM)Sp5 Wrote:
Quote: (05-12-2019 07:52 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
^^^^^
You are correct in your assessment of Heartiste. However, this line of thinking is playing into the frame of the media, the schools, and the corporate HR departments.
Is Heartiste rude, insensitive, and hostile to racial, ethnic, and religious minorities? Yes. Is his site repulsive to anyone but straight, white Christian males? Probably so. Would words like "bigot" apply? Yes.
Now ask yourself: WHY is he like this?
Heartiste (and others) evolved into this because of experiencing over 50 years of anti-white hatred spewed by our schools, our TV shows, our movies, and even our government.
For decades, white men were told to suck it up, that they were "oppressors," and were responsible for the evils of the country -- if not the world. And for decades, most white men bought into this. Then two things happened.
1). The Internet came around. Gradually, white men were able to get ANOTHER perspective on history outside of the education industrial complex. And history showed them as pioneers, innovators, and builders of civilizations.
"We didn't destroy," they realized. "We constructed entire countries. We invented technology and modern conveniences. We even wrote the document(s) that gave people freedom."
2). The old morality was dubbed 'obsolete'. Follow me on this. For all those decades, the reason most white men didn't fire back at anti-white minorities was the white men's sense of old-school morality, based on Christian teachings. "Love your neighbor. Do unto others."
Then the left told us that morality was no longer valid. In fact, it was bigoted. They said to accept gay marriage OR ELSE. They told us to celebrate kids who want to be trannies. They told us to accept single mothers and broken homes as "alternative families."
"Wait a minute," the white man thought. "No one else is moral anymore. Why am I the ONLY one expected to live within rules, as if it's still 1956? I say fuck these people -- and I'm gonna say it in print, just like they do in their newspapers and textbooks."
And that's what brought us here. Heartiste isn't the problem. He and others like him are the reaction. (The same goes for Heartiste's take on feminism, but that's not the issue here.)
This makes more sense when you view on a personal level. If you saw me every day and I called you nasty names you might laugh me off at first. Maybe you'd ignore me for a while. But eventually you'd realize that was getting you nowhere are you'd have some choice words for me in return.
That's the Heartiste blog.
Sure, there's anti-white hatred out there. There's all kinds of hatred out there. Two issues:
1. Social media is not real life. On social media, it's all anons or even blue checks saying "cancel white men" or variation, etc., eg on Twitter. You should screen that out. In real life, people mostly get along and are even kind, even though the USA definitely has issues with polite conduct. White men still run things.
2. Because of social media and their own isolated experiences, people nurture a sense of racial grievance beyond what full reality reflects. The CH guy always struck me as a guy who had been a victim of street crime in DC, got beat up by a bunch of black teenagers maybe (yes, it happens) or lost out on a job because of Affirmative Action, and his whole identity became centered around those experiences.
There was no reflection in his rantings about black people that their ancestors didn't come here by choice. And in my, and I believe your, lifetime they were subject to severe legal, social, political, and economic barriers.
I am old enough to remember the old way of teaching history. Yes, a lot of facts were elided, like the brutality of slavery and the massacres in the West. When we were children, cowboys = good guys, Indians = bad guys. Reality was more complicated.
My only allegiance is to the truth. The facts are what they are. There are no simple answers.
Not long ago you wrote that hate crime/civil rights laws gave minorities "protected status." I pointed out this was in error, both in text of the law and in the operation of the law:
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I've met white guys saying the same thing several times, you're not the only one. These ideas contribute to resentment.
My most valuable experiences in assessing the world were:
1. military service with Americans of all types, and
2. thousands of days sitting in criminal courts working on my own cases and watching the rest of the cases.
Are there injustices against white guys? Absolutely. Would I rather be black in America or Europe? Hell no.
Quote: (05-12-2019 11:18 AM)Extinguished Light Wrote:
Right wingers need to engage in samizdat. Download your favorite articles, videos, books, podcasts by your favorite creators and archive them. Obviously don’t undermine their business model but when the time comes that they’re deplatformed, spread their gospel like wildfire through the underground. I’m going to see what I can salvage from Roissy’s archives and compile them. Our sons and their sons will benefit from this knowledge, even if it proves dated at the time.
Quote: (05-12-2019 04:04 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
My post was about why Heartiste got the way he did. It was not written to tackle racial issues for their own sake. "Race threads" are frowned upon here, and that's what this is becoming.
As for the "protected class" subject, I am talking about people's perception of hate crime laws, not how they are applied in the courtroom. Most people don't go in courtrooms. But they know if they punch the gay guy or black guy it could possibly be considered a hate crime, and with a straight white guy it can't. That's the difference. Outside the courtroom, this has changed the way various groups feel about each other.
For discussions on racial issues per se, I'd suggest The Unz Review, specifically the blogs by Steve Sailer and Paul Kersey.
Quote: (05-07-2019 06:05 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
My thoughts:
1). As I've written before, hate crime laws gave minorities "protected" status so it put them in a category where their lives are valued more than the average person's. Laws are not just laws. They mold our behavior. As such, minority groups have become quasi-religious figures than regular folks commit "sins" against. That's what happened here.
This is why intent doesn't matter anymore. So the longtime concept of "mens rea" is obsolete in cases like this. When you sin against the clergy, it doesn't matter if it was an accident. You get punished either way.