[EisenBarde]

So Glenn Reynolds, one of the bigger drudge type news aggregators for libertarian leaning conservatives, just posted a link to the ROK article "This is What a Feminist Looks Like"

Roosh predicted mainstream status by the end of this year, everything instapundit links gets tons of hits. His wife is Helen Smith of the "Men on Strike" book, so he is sympathetic to a lot of ideas that float around here.

It may seem small, but this may be a turning point in major public perception of the "manosphere"

[2Wycked]

We have been linked to by Instapundit before.

The other week, this post of mine was posted: http://pjmedia.com/instapundit/179994/

[Roosh]

His linkage is appreciated.

I do notice that conservatives are more open to ROK's content than liberals.

[Kaii]

(12-10-2013 08:24 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

His linkage is appreciated.

I do notice that conservatives are more open to ROK's content than liberals.

Yes, there seems to be a correlation. I am sure there are some liberals who appreciate our message, but they may be drowned out by the crazies.

[j r]

Feminism, along with multiculturalism, is baked into the progressive cake. One-on-one or in small groups you can get progressives to agree with red pill thinking, but in public they have to signal agreement with a fairly radical version of feminism.

Conservatives are a little better, but their problem is white knighting.

[The Beast1]

(12-10-2013 08:24 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

His linkage is appreciated.

I do notice that conservatives are more open to ROK's content than liberals.

I just changed my party to Republican in the past month even though I tend to not vote anyway. It's nice being a red dot in a sea of blue.

I can see the GOP revamping themselves greatly by taking a "red pill" approach to politics. The first things they will have to outright remove significantly is the (un)holy allegiance to the christian right. They're as small and vocal a minority as the feminists are. Talk up a small religious point (I am Lutheran blah blah) and keep it in the realm of spirituality, not nation building. Then they should court the latino vote and make a formal statement regarding immigration.

That would pull the party demographics in an interesting way.

[Kingsley Davis]

(12-10-2013 08:56 AM)Kaii Wrote:  

(12-10-2013 08:24 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

His linkage is appreciated.

I do notice that conservatives are more open to ROK's content than liberals.

Yes, there seems to be a correlation. I am sure there are some liberals who appreciate our message, but they may be drowned out by the crazies.

Liberalism/feminism/socialism/communism is basically "herdism".

[Teedub]

(12-10-2013 10:54 AM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  

Liberalism/feminism/socialism/communism is basically "herdism".

I'd add religion to that also. However, we've had the 'is religion red or blue pill' before, so this is all I'm saying on the matter!!

[Kingsley Davis]

(12-10-2013 11:06 AM)Teedub Wrote:  

(12-10-2013 10:54 AM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  

Liberalism/feminism/socialism/communism is basically "herdism".

I'd add religion to that also. However, we've had the 'is religion red or blue pill' before, so this is all I'm saying on the matter!!

I hear yah! ROK to me is an oasis proving that what men thought about women for the past 5000 years was correct.