Your Idea Of Rights Is A Convenient Myth
Before he died, George Carlin was one of America's richest deposits of red pill wisdom:
“Rights!
Boy everyone in this country is always running around yammering about their fucking rights. I have a right, you have no right, we have a right!
Folks I hate to spoil your fun, but—there's no such thing as rights. They're imaginary. We made ‘em up. Like the boogie man.
Rights are an idea. They're a cute idea. Cute, but that's all – cute, and fictional.
But if you think you do have rights, let me ask you this – where do they come from?
People say they come from God. Read More
Expat Chronicles Meets Audio
Expat Chronicles
I have been lobbied to do a podcast for years. A lot of people digest information easier through their ears than their eyes. For some it is not just a preference, but a necessity. One of my best friends in St. Louis has a job where he is always driving a car. He has little time for reading, but he consumes an impressive amount of information through podcasts and audiobooks.
After my interview with Richard McColl of Colombia Calling Radio, I committed to launching a podcast. I am making slow progress, but an Expat Chronicles podcast is in the cards. Read More
A ‘connection’ or having ‘so much in common’ isn’t the same as intimacy
“We have an amazing connection”, said so many people who are struggling to understand why they're not experiencing deep, committed, loving, progressing, balanced, consistent relationships with the very people that they're referring to.
“But, we have so much in common!”, said many a confused person who doesn't share the common ground of the same perception and commitment to the relationship. All the mutual pain, admiration, shared experiences, attraction, hobbies, interests, orgasms etc., in the world, will not make a difference if when it all boils down to it, you don't share core common values and are not copiloting a mutual relationship Read More
The True Meaning Of Diversity
This article originally was published on Roosh V.
Diversity is when merit, skill, and ability is downplayed in favor of a person's race, sexual orientation, or other identity affiliation. Diversity goals have the inevitable result of ensuring that less qualified applicants are given academic and employment opportunities over other applicants who are objectively more qualified. There is no means to achieve diversity for the sole sake of diversity without discriminating against other individuals or groups that are more capable.
Diversity policies were implemented in America because of claims that structural discrimination caused minority groups to lose out on opportunities in spite of Read More
Does Clubbing Suck? A Young Canadian’s First Glance
Clubs are supposed to be full of super hot and horny women, who are just begging to be fucked…right? Maybe not. I turned 19 recently and decided to go to my first club last night. I expected to find horny 9s everywhere. Boy was that dream crushed fast.
This was my expectation of the girls in the club…..
The club I went to was 560, a popular club in downtown Vancouver, one that is held in high regard among the party goers here. Of course, I may have a limited worldview. There may be lots of clubs that are awesome, that I Read More
