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Opinions on Stefan Molyneux?
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Rather than sidelining the Migrant thread, I thought I would post this here.
I have been reading around a lot on alternative media, really trying to get to the root of the Migrant invasion as it just wasn't adding up, there was some piece of the jigsaw missing.
So I came across a couple of guys lately who seemed to be providing that missing piece, one was Gearóid O Colmáin and another was Brandon Martinez.
Both spoke about the Zionist factor behind the migrant invasion and how Zionists had created this crisis and are in recent times pushing for Europe to take in swarms of migrants, to dilute and eventually destroy our culture while the Zionist homeland of Israel does the exact opposite, accepting very few people not of their religion or culture.
I thought Martinez in particular was onto something with this, and I did some more research.
Unfortunately, I found a video where he slates Stefan Molyneux, calling him and Alex Jones 'zio-cons', more or less calling them con-artists and charaltans.
Have to say I was disappointed by this, Molyneux provides a huge service to many people, whether you like him or not.
http://nonalignedmedia.com/2016/01/stefa...-scumbags/
Some of the commenters made some intelligent observations, while others resorted to ad-hominem attacks on Stefan.
So now, I'm not sure what to think.
While there may be some agendas going on with SM that I'm unaware of, at this moment in time I see him as a very important voice of reason and virtue while the mainstream media is peddling propaganda on a daily basis.
And Martinez too, has given me some things to ponder about the Zionist influence on events in Europe and the Middle East and Africa with this migrant invasion.
I guess there is no one answer to all of this, there seems to be many strands, many agents who are helping destroy Europe:
Merkel , Hollande, Juencker and Lagarde, Soros, Sutherland, Obama, the UN, probably NATO and many of these NGOs too seem to be just useful idiots for Globalism
And various famous "humanitarian" gimps like George Clooney whose balls must have completely disappeared up his arse if recent utterances are anything to go by.
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Like his videos but he should make transcripts. I could read his 30 min videos (transcripts) in less than 5.
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The "Roosh invades Canada" story, as told from a female on recent Stefan Molyneaux video.

HOPE FOR HUMANITY: [Image: banana.gif]

Begins at 1:37, female listener and caller found out about the publicity, totally rejects lefty-feminism, tells us how she feels. Even about the obvious Satire in one of Roosh's more famous written pieces....




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Quote: (03-16-2016 11:34 AM)TheOllam Wrote:  

The "Roosh invades Canada" story, as told from a female on recent Stefan Molyneaux video.

HOPE FOR HUMANITY: [Image: banana.gif]

Begins at 1:37, female listener and caller found out about the publicity, totally rejects lefty-feminism, tells us how she feels. Even about the obvious Satire in one of Roosh's more famous written pieces....




That's one of the best call-ins he's had for some time.
A red-pill woman who is completely aware of the consequences of her actions and her responsibility for same.
There is so much truth packed into these seventy minutes, from both Stefan and the woman he's speaking to.
It's truly rare to come across women as intelligent and switched on as this, and that is the sad reality of our modern self obsessed times.
Anyone reading this who's on social media, please share this video and try and open a few more minds to reality.
It's a small step, but as Stef says, you never know who will come across it, if not now, then down the road sometime and take the red pill.
And if we get called some names along the way, well so be it, just pushback against those brainwashed cucks with even more facts, evidence and reason, show them you're not afraid of their cowardly shaming tactics.
It's a heck of a lot less than what truth tellers had to endure in bygone times!
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Also posted this earlier - should be merged.

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"...it's the quiet cool...it's for someone who's been through the struggle and come out on the other side smelling like money and pussy."

"put her in the taxi, put her number in the trash can"
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Quote: (06-30-2015 09:30 PM)Truth Teller Wrote:  

Windbag who thinks he knows far more than he actually does.

To be honest, when dealing with the left, IMO you have to be arrogant and pretend to know a lot more than you do. The moment you hesitate, or allow a shred of weakness, they come after you with ad hominems and pseudo 'facts'.
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Frankly, while I like Stef's solo podcasts and his interviews, I really can't stand the call-ins. Stef's ego precludes him ever being wrong, so he turns into a prick when debated with by anyone who can't cow him with actual credentials. He interrupts the callers constantly, and then makes a big deal out of them interrupting him at any point. If he doesn't have a good counter-argument he tries to sidetrack the call into a therapy session about the caller's childhood, hopefully trying to get the caller to forget about his original point and just blubber about how his mommy was mean.

He'll dwell on any moral failing that the caller is foolish enough to reveal as well. I remember one call where the dude calling was trying to rationalize his one-itis for a slut. Instead of just telling him not to date sluts, Stef got into this huge rant about the caller jokingly telling the girl "A guy would have to be nuts to date you" (after she had been telling him all about her slutty escapades), going on about how horrible he must be for saying something like that to a girl with whom he ostensibly was in love, a sign of deep-seated emotional problems, etc, etc.

I get the impression Freedomain Radio started out as some sort of philosophy-based therapy cult, but is shifting more towards just regular old libertarian podcasting. The only problem is Stef still falls back on his manipulation tactics from time to time.
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Stefan Molyneux is a conservative libertarian. I've been following his discussions in the last year and I would say I've learnt a lot. A good friends of manosphere introduced him to me.
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I saw him speak a few years ago and it took me some time and watching quite a few of his videos to come around, but now I really like what he has to say and agree with most of it.
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If he was a neocon schill, he wouldn't have had this conversation:






Zing!

I disagree with him on a fair number of things, but I like his mojo (I'm also proud to say that we have the same haters). As for the advice about the oneitis/slut, I believe he was getting at something deeper. What the young man did by criticizing her so viciously early on in the relationship was push her into a box. He called her a slut - and if that's what people are going to call her, she might as well enjoy all the dick she can, right?

She was living up to the expectations he placed on her by saying something that he subconsciously knew was cruel, while pretending it was a witty neg.

There's an element of self-sabotage there; of the Madonna/whore complex. Calling her a slut and then falling in love with her. That episode really struck me because of some of the cruel things I've done to women I've cared about, things I regret to this day; different details, but ultimately the same. Trying to teach yourself to stop self sabotaging is one of the hardest things you'll ever do; it's a great excuse for mediocrity, it lets you blame your problems and shortcomings on others, while true success requires that you take the high road even when it doesn't make any sort of sense.
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Just watched a great video on the Myths of World Wars.

Must watch...

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I also wanted to add that when all of the feminists rage against the man, he has come back, at least in one video, and mentioned that he has both a wife and a daughter. Oh, and they're not separated, either.
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Stephan has leukemia and he knows his days are numbered. Still he is productive as ever. That itself is amazing considering all the stress he must deal with behind the scenes. Remarkable man indeed.
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He did a good interview with Vox Day



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Quote: (04-01-2016 06:34 PM)offthereservation Wrote:  




It's good that he went to the next libertarian talking point and the fraudulent monetary system. It's just bad, but understandably misguided that he picked Ed Griffin.

Why misguided? Because Griffin copied the book and research of Eustace Mullins changing the scam slightly. He eliminated the interest free alternatives to the Federal Reserve Banking and replaced them with the Gold standard or some kind of mythical free market currencies. Gold is controlled by the 0,0001% and the free market in currencies (as currently even advocated by the UN) would be dominated by the same old players. The interest free money creation alternatives by state and private individuals (as supplemental currencies) are not taken into consideration, because those options would actually unravel the current plutocratic rulership.

But it is understandable. Stefan is doing some good work. He ist just lacking in Game perception and this tarnishes his relationship views. But at least he is goinging forward on some good topics, money scam, rapefugees, global warming scam etc.

I wish he would recognize that Libertarianism initially was designed and co-financed by the same super-rich elite as a fake dead-end solution.
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Quote: (04-03-2016 03:14 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

Quote: (04-01-2016 06:34 PM)offthereservation Wrote:  




It's good that he went to the next libertarian talking point and the fraudulent monetary system. It's just bad, but understandably misguided that he picked Ed Griffin.

Why misguided? Because Griffin copied the book and research of Eustace Mullins changing the scam slightly. He eliminated the interest free alternatives to the Federal Reserve Banking and replaced them with the Gold standard or some kind of mythical free market currencies. Gold is controlled by the 0,0001% and the free market in currencies (as currently even advocated by the UN) would be dominated by the same old players. The interest free money creation alternatives by state and private individuals (as supplemental currencies) are not taken into consideration, because those options would actually unravel the current plutocratic rulership.

But it is understandable. Stefan is doing some good work. He ist just lacking in Game perception and this tarnishes his relationship views. But at least he is goinging forward on some good topics, money scam, rapefugees, global warming scam etc.

I wish he would recognize that Libertarianism initially was designed and co-financed by the same super-rich elite as a fake dead-end solution.

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Stefan Molyneux on Free College:



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Stef vs. IRT:




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Father Time has been very hard on this man, it is a shame.

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Quote: (03-25-2016 01:49 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

Just watched a great video on the Myths of World Wars.

Must watch...

Yeah it's a decent take on it. My favourite bit was about the so called fought for freedom line. How England subsequently voted in a socialist. How in spite the wars being supposedly "being fought for freedom", on balance the freedom of the western individual was much less after the wars than before them. "Are we more free now, after all these millions of people died? Or less free?".
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I turned this off half way then went back to it for some reason later. Just wasn't all that interested in Prince although I liked him as a performer. But this podcast is simply brilliant. I won't spoil it just watch.




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Incredible!!

This woman wants young men not to date pretty girls because they are pretty, but she herself is 46 and is dating a 65 year old so she can get the house when he dies!




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Hear the tone of voice of this caller. Here is what excuse making, lying, sighing, and the modern woman without responsibility sounds like.




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Stefan does some great work
Though in light of the fact that it is his mission to bring Truth to the general public I wish he would do his shows in a format that would get his message spread. This seems to be a problem with many intellectuals- Their expanded time preference makes learning from them INCREDIBLY inefficient for people with normal schedules.
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