Roosh posted this on his twitter -
http://go.tv2.dk/articledag/id-48077046:...ml?forside
That guy reminds me of one of the things that I saw among Danish men, and why I hated those guilty of it. Even when they make an act of agreeing with you, they are subtly undermining you at every opportunity. Denmark is the world capital of passive-aggressiveness. My friends tease me all the time, but it's warm and light-hearted. When the Danes would do it, they do it in this cold, higher-than-thou attitude that's almost imperceptible, and it feels like a personal attack. Once you realize what's happening, you want to get the fuck away.
If you look at what that guy wrote in response to Roosh, he says effectively, "Roosh is right, if your frame of comparison is Danish women to American women." And then he goes on to subtly trash American women albeit for the wrong reasons. So you're convinced that American women suck, as his little barbs are supposed to do. Now you're thinking, "Hey, it's not so bad that Danish women are different from American women."
Actually, this passive-agressive style is actually a lot like what the blogger Ricky Raw profiled in his visit to Europe.
http://therawness.com/my-european-trip-p...rontation/ Great description.
My history's not so good, but they seemed to be weirdly proud of the fact that they were Very Unhappy with the Nazi occupation of Denmark, where their resistance consisted mostly of frowning at their overlords.
This isn't true of all Danes, but it's a strain I saw among the people. Another thing that would happen, more to my friends than me due to a difference in circumstances, that Danes would pretend to be your friends when they're drunk, and then go on to completely ignore you and avoid you once they were sober. I had a couple friends at a folk school, and there were two groups - the ethnic Danes, and 'Other,' consisting of Americans, Arabs, Africans and other foreigners. I was told they only really interacted when the booze was flowing, aside from a couple friendly Danes.
Edit: Just to clarify, that guy's argument is BS because Roosh is comparing Danish women to
a wide range of women, from Argentines to Poles. To the extent that he compares them specifically to American women, it's along the lines of, "American women are already worse than women from practically everywhere else, and the Danes are
even worse."
If that guy had actually acknowledged that Roosh knew more than just American girls, he'd be forced to agree that Danish women are bottom of the barrel, or disagree with Roosh. This is actually at the heart of Ricky Raw's strategy for dealing with passive-aggressive types - force them into a confrontation. Instead, this guy plays this pussy passive-aggressive ploy so he can have it both ways. Once you strip away the passive-aggressive agreement, it's a basic strawman argument.