[Scoundrel]

(05-10-2016 12:37 AM)weambulance Wrote:  

I don't get half the points "he" is trying to make. Some are obvious, but some are pretty fucking opaque. 2/10

Compare the fiasco under discussion with this comic (from @AntiFemComics), which has been shared quite a bit online:



In contrast to the thing drawn by the SJW (I dare not call it a "comic," I'm not sure what exactly it is), this makes a strong, salient point using just a few images, and a grand total of four words.

The SJW piece is lengthy, confusing, and largely pointless. It covers way too much territory — as if the author is trying to include every possible SJW viewpoint he can, so as best to signal his GoodPerson status to others.

Note too that the SJW piece is not at all witty or funny. SJWs have no sense of humor — in fact many of them do not understand humor.

In short, the AntiFemComics piece above appears to be the work of a focused mind, who has devised a clever & memorable way to illustrate an important idea using humor. The SJW piece is the work of a confused mind, one who desperately wants to appear to be saying something important, but is only able to regurgitate SJW talking points in a largely random manner.

[Glaucon]

[Recovering Beta]

Actually I have seen "men" like the illustrator get women, they are often quite a catch for repressed lesbians seeking to dominate. At the very least, he's not guaranteed a life of loneliness.

[Leonard D Neubache]

How about, fuck off.

Because when women accept failure to excel, men recognise this as business as usual.

But when men accept failure to excel then their civilisation is toast.

[Days of Broken Arrows]

Forget the content. This fails on form.

When I got my first job in the newspaper industry, I sat beside the cartoonist. A major point he drilled into me is that in comics you have to be pithy. If you can't make your point in a few frames, you failed.

You don't see "Dilbert," "Peanuts," or even "Doonesbury" droning on for pages, do you?

With this comic, there are so many drawings and so much dialogue that it's a confused mess. I can't figure out what he's trying to say. He lost me.

If he has no idea about the form, how can we trust his content?

His comic is the equivalent of the writer who goes on for pages and doesn't know to break a paragraph. Or the novice songwriter who piles on verse after verse and doesn't understand you need to get to the chorus.

Scott Adams won't be losing any sleep over potential competition, let's put it that way.

[h3ltrsk3ltr]

DoBA makes a great point. The so-called art we're seeing from the feminist culture lacks the scope of other anti-culture movements.

I'd put some stuff up about contrasting out with absurdism if I had time.

This stuff has missed wit and even tediousness.

[Wealth of Spirit]

(05-09-2016 08:39 PM)BortimusPrime Wrote:  

"Rasenth is an illustrator, comic artist, and animator from California, currently living in Japan."

Anime faggot, what did you expect?

Herein lies the issue. It isn't enough to keep these horrendous ideologies confined within his own country. He has to export this dysfunction wholesale.

I left the West sometime ago. To all the comrades still hacking it in that part of the world, keep fighting the good fight. But I must admit, from the outside looking in, it looks as if Rome is burning.

Despite the ideologues trying to wrap their delusional...*ahem* tentacles around other countries, some cultures are still pretty insulated. A challenging language and social structure will do that for you.

Luckily, many individuals here would roll their eyes at the buffoonery of this author. Don't get it twisted. Notwithstanding all the talk about the "herbivore" culture here, they are still plenty of men with balls.

[Rhyme or Reason]

(05-10-2016 01:45 AM)Conscious Pirate Wrote:  

For an incel, he draws women extremely well

I don't see how being an incel would mean he can't draw a woman. Interacting with, on the other hand...

[Hannibal]

What a faggot.

This reminds me, above all things, that I have to get off and stay off of social media.

I first saw this on Facebook, making the rounds through the internet leftard rage-parade. Faggots!

[Days of Broken Arrows]

   

[cascadecombo]

Those are the same dudes who go to Japan and live in their rooms only to leave to visit the Pokémart.

I met a few, they do look exactly like you would imagine.

[AnonymousBosch]

(05-10-2016 07:10 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  

If he has no idea about the form, how can we trust his content?

That was kind of my earlier point. Title sounded Progressive, so I expected ugly, substandard art of someone who hadn't worked at their craft. Saw it, figured someone who doesn't study, research to refine their art style would wouldn't have put any effort into understanding masculinity or sexuality and it would simply be a vomit of feelgood falsehoods in an attempt to score pussy, and, as such, I didn't bother reading it.

Look at the final frame: the masculine and feminine have been reduced to the Marxist goal: two sexless, interchangeable blobs.

Am I the only one who despises the Japanese Comic style in general? It takes what is interesting about art - its personal uniqueness - and sterilises into a corporate uniformity. The fact that guys jack off over it amazes me, because the art style barely resembles femininity and seems more about infantalisation of an apparently-alien race.

It's like rubbing one out over this:

[Mr. D]

The illustrator clearly needs neo-masculinity.

[scrambled]

(05-10-2016 05:00 AM)Recovering Beta Wrote:  

Actually I have seen "men" like the illustrator get women, they are often quite a catch for repressed lesbians seeking to dominate. At the very least, he's not guaranteed a life of loneliness.

Quote:

"Rasenth is an illustrator, comic artist, and animator from California, currently living in Japan."

[Delta]

delete

[SamuelBRoberts]

I will put in some words in defense of the anime community here.

This guy is not Japanese, and he's not really part of the anime community. He can't even nail the drawing style, which is pretty pathetic considering how simple it is. He's just a weirdo wanna-be SJW loser, the same kind of entryist we saw a thousand times in #Gamergate.

The anime community is a weird place, and it's always attracted its share of oddballs. But there are some amazingly hot women (Some of the amateur cosplayers, particularly in Japan, are just gorgeous), and a lot of really solid red-pill guys. At least one PUA whose name you would all recognize was huge into anime, to the extent that he spent several years of his life doing fan anime translations. I won't say his name out of privacy concerns, but I bet some people who've been in the scene a while know who I'm talking about. And I know at least a couple members of the board are closet fans.

A large amount of the internet anime community is very solidly red pill. They're the same people who hang out on 4chan's /pol and have been reading Heartiste since back when it was still called Roissy. They're the ones who come up with the cleverest ways to trigger SJWs online, the most devastating memes and the funniest jokes. Are they in the gym lifting 5 times a week, or out making 100 approaches a month, like some people here? No. Would they feel better about themselves, and have a better life, if they did? Probably.

But they're not your enemy, any more than gamers were your enemy during #Gamergate.

As proof, here is an anthropomorphized anime version of the battleship Iowa, with an eagle in one hand, a hamburger in the other, and a Donald Trump hat on her head.