[Tuthmosis]

Watch this brief video (not able to embed). It almost sounds like an Onion News video, but it's serious:

Oregon police hunt for a man who allegedly seduces women to steal their money.

It's interesting that when a chick goes on over 100 dates in one year, declaring, from the very start, that she was doing it just for the free stuff, she can call it "life hacking," do public speaking engagements about it, and have a popular blog about it. And, that's just the tip of the female gold-digger iceberg. The levels of exploitation that chicks regularly inflict on dudes--all over the place--are at least this bad, and often surpasses this.

But, when a dude does it, there's an all-points-bulletin for him, and his own gay brother even speaks out against him.

[SpiderKing]

I always wondered what Pusscrook looked like.

[Basil Ransom]

What did he actually do that was illegal?

[muc]

This crime is probably as old as civilization. Although the con-artist preferably should try to marry a rich old widow, no?
Still, I feel bad for the women. It must suck to be exploited like this.

I mean at least we bullshit women to get into their pants. Which is honest appreciation compared to this.

(08-25-2012 06:57 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

What did he actually do that was illegal?

Stealing?

[Gmac]

I don't necessarily condone stealing, but this really isn't much different from millions of women who manipulate men every day. It's amazing how skewed our perspectives (women getting away with what men cannot) can become when this is the norm.

[muc]

Of course there are some horrible bitches that deserve whatever bad karma they have accumulated over the years. But of course not all women are bad! (I think same % of guys and girls are useless, bad, misguided, whatever. - ok, don't know USA situation that well.)

And yes, everybody manipulates. Women probably more so, because they are weaker than men and don't have some of the perks we guys have, for example male friendships we can rely on, good social networks etc.

But in this case the women are victims, don't you think? And the guy is a criminal, because he is a thief. A real man doesn't steal without a good reason (e.g. steal russian encryption codes from submarine in cold war for world peace, or food for his family during a time of crisis, etc. hrh). I don't want to judge, but hey, do the crime, do the time. Also I think he'd be a bad poster guy for the anti-feminist cause.

[teh_skeeze]

Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of average guys don't even get a return message from girls uglier than these solid 4s.

[Enfant_Terrible]

This guy probably banged the women, girl scammers usually don't.

How does your own medicine taste, ladies?

[Screwston]

Did he actually steal or convince them to give up the goods then disappear?

[Tuthmosis]

(08-25-2012 08:19 PM)houston Wrote:  

Did he actually steal or convince them to give up the goods then disappear?

I'm willing to bet my bottom dollar he sweet-talked the cash out of them but now they're retroactively saying he just "stole" it. Sort of how the older-looking woman suddenly filed a domestic abuse complaint after the guy had taken off.

The best part of the reporters' narrative: "...he then tricked them into falling in love with him." How exactly do you trick someone into falling in love with you? He used a spell or something?

Could you imagine a guy going into the police station and filing a complaint that some girl: got dinners and drinks from him; moved into his apartment, but never paid rent; got clothes and shoes from him; and then took off with his CDs and a walkman.

They'd laugh his-ass out of the place, probably threatening him with a filing-a-false-police-report charge.

This is exactly what this is.

[void]

lol, its just a male gold digger. why is this in the news? broadcast time so cheap?

[Divorco]

(08-25-2012 06:57 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

What did he actually do that was illegal?

One woman claimed he "got physical" when confronted with his dishonesty. I imagine this woman got in his face, wouldn't let him leave, and started hitting him hysterically out of anger, disappointment, and rejection.

It's an interesting contrast with all the online men who can't even get responses to their messages. This guy needs a book deal and social media marketer.

Funny how none of his male victims came forward on camera.

[MMM]

(08-25-2012 06:50 PM)SpiderKing Wrote:  

I always wondered what Pusscrook looked like.

LMAO!

[Parlay44]

(08-25-2012 08:29 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

The best part of the reporters' narrative: "...he then tricked them into falling in love with him." How exactly do you trick someone into falling in love with you? He used a spell or something?

How do hot girls scam drinks from guys at the bar?

You date down(or much older) and then pedestalize like crazy. They get overwhelmed by the attention
and give up control, common sense and their cash.