[el mechanico]

I have two friends that work at TSA. They told me they actively troll people to have meltdowns for entertainment with a straight face of course.

I get the lowdown on their best work every couple weeks and they're all in on this.

Imagine our best banned trolls here then imagine them working TSA while you're trying to get on the plane.

You've been warned!

[Veloce]

(06-18-2013 08:19 AM)Vorkuta Wrote:  

Can someone enlighten me please about something...

I came to this forum for the travel thread and don't really know what Red Pill even means, not something I have ever heard mentioned away from this forum. It seems that a lot of people on here seem to be suggesting girls should not dress in revealing clothes as it's 'slutty'. This girl in the story was dressed perfectly decently to me for travelling on a plane. What is the issue people have with women dressing in revealing clothes? I don't see why people have an issue with it and shame them for it. I'm not trolling I just have no idea why you would not want women to wear skimpy or revealing clothes, why they get hate for it.

Secondly, what is wrong with sluts? Don't we go to night clubs looking to bang sluts? I do. Sluts are fun. Why the hate for them?

I'm feeling this.

Judgement=bad game. If you want LTR material, go foreign. We should all know that by now.

Yeah, I'd probably be one to watch the world burn, but sluts gonna slut. Remember, for a while everyone on this forum was extolling the virtues of American women during the 60s. The 60s were RIFE with women showing more skin, miniskirts, bikinis, etc. You can say they did it classier or more stylish (and I'd agree), but that's just by today's standards, the "establishment" back then certainly didn't think so.

[Sp5]

The girl and dad are just expressing their class superiority over those TSA proles.

[Bad Hussar]

(06-18-2013 10:03 AM)j r Wrote:  

@Bad Hussar

I agree with you about the TSA agent and the girl, but I'm not sure why you're impressed with the father. He should have handled it like a man. Step up to the TSA agent and tell him to mind his own business and stick to the job that he was hired to do. Putting this shit on blast on the internet is some wild attention whoring shit.

From the article he wasn't there with his daughter at the airport so he couldn't have confronted the TSA agent. Also, no one wants to be tased.

Not so impressed with him posting the picture. But impressed in that he didn't use the incident to try and stifle his daughters normal (IMO) expression of her sexuality. A lot of fathers would use an incident like this as an appeal to authority (If the TSA can be said to be an authority) to keep his "little girl" his little girl. Of course this is not possible due to simple biology, but it doesn't stop some fathers from trying. It's a little weird, and goes to show Freud might not be the crackpot some modern thinkers seem to think he is.

[scorpion]

The issue here is not whether the TSA employee was out of line in telling the girl to "cover up" (he was, slightly), it's the fact that the girl and her father feel that not only does she have the right to choose to dress however she wants, but that she should be immune from all criticism of her choice.

Honestly, since when does a random person telling you to "cover up" warrant this type of meltdown and shitstorm? Give me a break. This is clearly a girl who has lived her entire life in a bubble where she can do no wrong, enabled by her beta herb father. So now, when she gets the slightest degree of pushback ("You should cover up") she freaks out and doesn't know what to do.

This is what happens when you have a society that enables women to such a degree that not only are they free to make any choice they want, but they have an expectation that they should be totally free from judgment regardless of what they choose. It's like a man who chooses to be unemployed and get drunk on his porch all day expecting people to treat him like the President.

[germanico]

(06-18-2013 08:09 AM)j r Wrote:  

What kind of herb-ass dude blasts pictures of his teenage daughter out to the internet? Talk about throwing meat to the wolves.

Thats Mark Frauenfelder, one of the mot famous/read bloggers out there. Yeah, he is a herb, blogging about kids books and whats the best organic onion to cook into your wife´s meals.

And he attention whores his daughters like he wished he was a girl himself.

[The Patriarch]

(06-18-2013 01:01 PM)germanico Wrote:  

Thats Mark Frauenfelder,

"Frau" means "woman" in German.

"Felder" probably means "whipped".

Enough said.

[The Fantasist]

(06-18-2013 12:51 PM)scorpion Wrote:  

The issue here is not whether the TSA employee was out of line in telling the girl to "cover up" (he was, slightly), it's the fact that the girl and her father feel that not only does she have the right to choose to dress however she wants, but that she should be immune from all criticism of her choice.

Honestly, since when does a random person telling you to "cover up" warrant this type of meltdown and shitstorm? Give me a break. This is clearly a girl who has lived her entire life in a bubble where she can do no wrong, enabled by her beta herb father. So now, when she gets the slightest degree of pushback ("You should cover up") she freaks out and doesn't know what to do.

You seem to have a problem with women daring to decide to wear whatever they choose. What the fuck?!

Then you have a problem with a "society that allows women to be free to make any choice they want". Again, what the fuck?!

What are you suggesting here that we chain them up in the cow shed and make them wear cloth sacks? I hope I have misread your intentions because otherwise you're talking claptrap.

To continue, you say that she should expect judgement. Sure, we all judge people but we don't vocalise it when it's not our place. THAT is the only issue here. If I'm a waiter in a restaurant and you come in with your wife and kids and I say "jesus your daughter is ugly, sort her teeth out" you'd be pissed. Not pissed that I thought it, we all think shit, but that I vocalised it. Same here. The TSA officer can think anything about anyone but they should keep their opinions to themselves when out of the staff room UNLESS it is in regard to the safety of passengers and flights.

If some TSA guy told my daughter she was dressed as a slut I'd be pissed. I would not go to the extremes of this father, but I'd definitely tell the officer to keep their opinions to themselves. And the funny thing is the girl was dressed perfectly normally. I like that these young chicks are showing leg and stomach and a bit of cleavage, it's material for my monthly wank.

[Roadrunner]

(06-18-2013 02:20 PM)Vorkuta Wrote:  

it's material for my monthly wank.

Only monthly?

[Veloce]

The dad is herby as fuck, no doubt. But putting myself in his position:

If a TSA agent told my daughter to cover up, I'd definitely get in his face. Who the fuck is some government drone to be saying ANYTHING about me or my family? I'd ask him what the fuck he means by that and get to the bottom of it real quick.

I agree that girls in our society are brought up extremely entitled and are only too ready to blow anything out of proportion, but let's not compare a girl wearing ass pants to an unemployed drunk. I'm in full agreement that posting this shit all over the internet was downright retarded, but you don't go around making snide remarks about some dude's daughter, especially if you're a government employee on the clock.

[scorpion]

(06-18-2013 02:20 PM)Vorkuta Wrote:  

You seem to have a problem with women daring to decide to wear whatever they choose. What the fuck?!

Then you have a problem with a "society that allows women to be free to make any choice they want". Again, what the fuck?!

What are you suggesting here that we chain them up in the cow shed and make them wear cloth sacks? I hope I have misread your intentions because otherwise you're talking claptrap.

To continue, you say that she should expect judgement. Sure, we all judge people but we don't vocalise it when it's not our place. THAT is the only issue here. If I'm a waiter in a restaurant and you come in with your wife and kids and I say "jesus your daughter is ugly, sort her teeth out" you'd be pissed. Not pissed that I thought it, we all think shit, but that I vocalised it. Same here. The TSA officer can think anything about anyone but they should keep their opinions to themselves when out of the staff room UNLESS it is in regard to the safety of passengers and flights.

If some TSA guy told my daughter she was dressed as a slut I'd be pissed. I would not go to the extremes of this father, but I'd definitely tell the officer to keep their opinions to themselves. And the funny thing is the girl was dressed perfectly normally. I like that these young chicks are showing leg and stomach and a bit of cleavage, it's material for my monthly wank.

As I said, the issue is not her choice, but the fact that she thinks her choice should have no consequences.

That is not reality. Life is about making choices and living with the consequences. If a 15 year old girl is going to walk around in public wearing skin-tight leggings and a tank top, she needs to be aware that presenting herself in such a highly sexualized manner will affect the way that people view her.

She is free to walk around dressed however she likes, but she is not free to tell me how to react to it. If a white guy walks around wearing a shirt that says, "Fuck niggers", do you think that no one is going to say anything to him? Of course not. He would be shamed at the very least. You have freedom of speech (which includes freedom to dress how you like) but you do NOT have the freedom to be totally unaccountable for your speech.

It was not the TSA employee's place to point this out, sure. But what if it had just been some guy on the street? It's not like the TSA guy denied her access to the plane. He just told her that she should cover herself up more.

This is a textbook example of shaming behavior, the feminists are right about that. I simply disagree with them that shaming behavior is bad. Shaming is a powerful tool for enforcing societal norms and encouraging desirable behavior, especially from young teenagers and children who are easily manipulated by peer pressure and who don't always understand the full implications of their choices.

At root this is a parenting failure. This beta chode dad sees no problem in letting his 15 year old daughter run around wearing something like this:

[The Patriarch]

(06-18-2013 08:03 AM)Soma Wrote:  

Some more jailbait photos for you:

Wow, is that her??

(06-18-2013 02:20 PM)Vorkuta Wrote:  

I like that these young chicks are showing leg and stomach and a bit of cleavage, it's material for my monthly wank.

You should keep your creepy thoughts to yourself.

[Doulos2Game]

This girl is loving the attention she is getting right now.

Attention whoring super saiyan 4

[pants]

(06-18-2013 08:03 AM)Soma Wrote:  

really hope that girl in pink is 16+, else I might haven ended up behind bars for that one.

Shes got to be 16+ right? Right?!

[alphaspiraton]

Im guessing when the girl was at the airport her shirt was hanging a few inches higher and her pants a few inches lower.

But then again not anyone's place to say anything.