Fragile Incel "manhoods" and Zebras?
[QUOTE=Elvis 2008;2870607]Incel means involuntarily celibate. I do not even think that is an accurate term. Hell, if I had to hang around these delusional 300 pound tattooed man-hating whales showing skin, I would be voluntarily celibate.
As for being an incel, my friends call my gal a ten, and Clarey has a GF too, but facts do not seem to matter to you. You can add he man and incel to Qanon and MAGA.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, the He-man Incel/QAnon/MAGA, does have an interesting low-rent Machiavellian ring to it. Thanks, note to add!
Hey Elvis 2008, that's great news! I hear it's not not many you Incels guys, get to leave the group hoard, with all ten fingers and toes (...kkkk!), let alone manage to find GFs. So good on you and Clarey.
However, even though you guys say you have GFs, one still has to ask and begs the question, [i][b]"Can a 'Incel Zebra' change it's stripes?"[/b][/i]
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[QUOTE=Medium.com][b]What I Learned From Dating an Incel[/b]
it was the year that I was bestowed with the gift of first love. And what a gift it was; I cherished it dearly it was exciting, passionate, and [b]completely rotten to its core.[/b] I didnt realize it at the time, [u]but I was dating an Incel.[/u]
An Incel is someone who identifies as involuntarily celibate, [b]but the classification is more complicated than that.[/b] Inceldom is multipronged like a Devils pitchfork.
Not all who remain chaste can be classified as Incels; its an ideology; a way to define how you feel about sex, regardless of how often youre having it. In this sense, [b]men who are engaging in a lot of sex can still be considered Incels.[/b] And this was the case for my first love. ...
As time went on it became clear that [u]he was nothing more than [b]a rebel without a cause[/b][/u], and that the only system he would be tearing down was his own. ...
Because [b]when youre brought up to believe that simply having women[/b] be that as girlfriends or pretty things to look at [b]is a basic human right[/b], your views of women as a resource will always trump your desire for them to be treated fairly.
[URL]https://medium.com/illumination/what-i-learned-from-dating-an-incel-2ac4b8dceb58 [/URL][/QUOTE]
Take for example above, and what this young women learned, while dating an Incel. If her experience is any indication, then just because Incels, have GFs, doesn't automatically mean men are exempted from still being Incels.
[QUOTE=Elvis 2008;2870607]Thing is Deep Fried Soy Boy, I appreciate women. I just do not fawn over them and imagine they adore me because I am willing to beat the shit out of my own sex like you do. That and a open wallet seem like the only ways that you think that you can get laid.[/QUOTE] Elvis 2008, keep telling yourself whatever gets you too sleep at nights.
I think right now, if you had told me, you [b]counted[/b], your pretty-little "sheep-ish" GFs, before going to sleep at night, it would currently be germane to the economic discussion at hand.
[QUOTE=Elvis 2008;2870607]From what I have seen, women do not like this whole "men suck and women are great" routine, at least not the women I hang with. Those women are more interested in honesty than being lied to and know how important men are. It might be news to you but they have fathers, brothers, uncles ETC that they adore and depend on.
Maybe for once you should try hanging around with women who do not hate men. Oh my bad. You are a white male and think you deserve to be flogged. Keep saving those whales, Deep Fried!
[/QUOTE]
Elvis 2008, once again, making a mountain out of a molehill, and yet somehow still managing to make it, about him. Dude, IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU!!!...To fashion a political idiom, [i]"..it's the economy, stupid!"[/i]
Talk about a fragile "manhood" you have! Is it any wonder, that you do indeed, resemble the ideolog Incels nutjobs, when you blindly jump to the conclusion of "soy boy", after I presented several articles showing a Biden GDP of rise of 4.3% and a thriving billion dollar Q3 2023 economy that was largely driven by women (Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and the Barbie Movie movement), and you had to go and make it personal.
ONE QUARTER of economic success, largely driven women, and Elvis 2008, has to go an blow a gasket on his Chicken-little "manhood"! Ahh...the sky is falling, women are taking over, but hey I'm no Incel, because I have a GF that is a 10! How very Incel-lian of you!
Elvis 2008, perhaps had your so called GF/gal, been working her "[b]ass[/b]-ets" off and had contributed billions to US Q3 2023 economy, I'd say you have something to actually brag about, w/r to the economy and this economic discussion.
But since I'm pretty sure that's not the case, perhaps it would be best to leave the GF pillow talk and the GF bragging, to the [i][b]"Stupid Shit in Medellin"[/b][/i] forums. After all, this is the [b]American Politics[/b] forum.
No need to feel, you need to respond, as I think I've answered my own question w/r to "Incel Zebras".
The he-Man Woman Haters Club is begging for a cease fire and to adopt a new name
[QUOTE=Spidy;2871064]Yeah, the He-man Incel/QAnon/MAGA, does have an interesting low-rent Machiavellian ring to it. Thanks, note to add!
Hey Elvis 2008, that's great news! I hear it's not not many you Incels guys, get to leave the group hoard, with all ten fingers and toes (...kkkk!), let alone manage to find GFs. So good on you and Clarey.
However, even though you guys say you have GFs, one still has to ask and begs the question, [i][b]"Can a 'Incel Zebra' change it's stripes?"[/b][/i]
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Take for example above, and what this young women learned, while dating an Incel. If her experience is any indication, then just because Incels, have GFs, doesn't automatically mean men are exempted from still being Incels.
Elvis 2008, keep telling yourself whatever gets you too sleep at nights.
I think right now, if you had told me, you [b]counted[/b], your pretty-little "sheep-ish" GFs, before going to sleep at night, it would currently be germane to the economic discussion at hand.
Elvis 2008, once again, making a mountain out of a molehill, and yet somehow still managing to make it, about him. Dude, IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU!!!...To fashion a political idiom, [i]"..it's the economy, stupid!"[/i]
Talk about a fragile "manhood" you have! Is it any wonder, that you do indeed, resemble the ideolog Incels nutjobs, when you blindly jump to the conclusion of "soy boy", after I presented several articles showing a Biden GDP of rise of 4.3% and a thriving billion dollar Q3 2023 economy that was largely driven by women (Beyonc, Taylor Swift and the Barbie Movie movement), and you had to go and make it personal.
ONE QUARTER of economic success, largely driven women, and Elvis 2008, has to go an blow a gasket on his Chicken-little "manhood"! Ahh...the sky is falling, women are taking over, but hey I'm no Incel, because I have a GF that is a 10! How very Incel-lian of you!
Elvis 2008, perhaps had your so called GF/gal, been working her "[b]ass[/b]-ets" off and had contributed billions to US Q3 2023 economy, I'd say you have something to actually brag about, w/r to the economy and this economic discussion.
But since I'm pretty sure that's not the case, perhaps it would be best to leave the GF pillow talk and the GF bragging, to the [i][b]"Stupid Shit in Medellin"[/b][/i] forums. After all, this is the [b]American Politics[/b] forum.
No need to feel, you need to respond, as I think I've answered my own question w/r to "Incel Zebras".[/QUOTE]I have heard the he-Man Woman-Haters Manosphere Club is begging for a cease fire with women who keep winning the Bigger Balls War (case in point, Cassidy Hutchinson). And during the pause they will adopt a new club name that at least includes the plural of "Man" in order to entice more terrified men to join.
After much deliberation the most popular new name by limp-wristed show of hands appears to address the plural issue and commemorate the cease fire all at once:
"The Menopause Club".
Catchy name. I think they should go with it.
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I am your warrior. I am your justice. And for those who have been wronged and betrayed, I am your retribution.
"With you at my side," Trump went on to say.
We will totally obliterate the deep state, we will banish the warmongers from our government, we will drive out the globalists, and we will cast out the communists and Marxists, we will throw off the corrupt political class, we will beat the Democrats, we will rout the fake news media, we will stand up to the RINOs, and we will defeat Joe Biden and every single Democrat.
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[URL]https://www.donaldjtrump.com/[/URL]
MAGA He-Man Woman-Hater's love using Pixie Dust?
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2871145] I have heard the he-Man Woman-Haters Manosphere Club is begging for a cease fire with women who keep winning the Bigger Balls War (case in point, Cassidy Hutchinson). And during the pause they will adopt a new club name that at least includes the plural of "Man" in order to entice more terrified men to join. [/QUOTE] (...kkkk!) Is this you foreshadowing that the [b]"he-Man Woman-Haters Manosphere Club" [i]aka."The Menopause Club"[/i][/b], could see the Baddest Biggest Balls Buster Biotch (5-in. heels), from SC, lead them in the 2024 Presidential race?
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2871145]After much deliberation the most popular new name by limp-wristed show of hands appears to address the plural issue and commemorate the cease fire all at once:
"The Menopause Club".
Catchy name. I think they should go with it. [/QUOTE]
Jackpot! That's very on point and very much on brand, for He-Man Woman-Hater/Incel/QAnon/MAGA Repubs! Yeah, you nailed it, the Repubs solution to 95% of their polices, is just to "rebrand", "rebrand" and "rebrand" again. It's magically [i]"fairy, pixie dust"[/i], don't ya know?
When all else fails (especially at the ballot-box), they chalk up their failures, as a "branding" or "messaging" problem. For example, with the currently loss in the 2023 Elections, mostly due to their stance on abortion, their answer to the losses in the 2023 Election and Primaries was to [b]"rebrand"[/b] abortion as [b]"a 15-week limit on abortion"[/b], instead of [b]"a 15-week ban on abortion"[/b], as if Americans would think there's a difference....kkkk!
BTW, would the "He-Man Woman-Haters Manosphere Club", even allow a Bigger Bad-Ass Ball Busting [wo]MAN (5-in. heels) represent? You think?
Well...if all else fails, they can always "rebrand" her as a man, after all, just like [i][b]"a 15-week abortion limit"[/b][/i], Americans will never know the difference...right!
Yes, it will be up to Biden. As it will be up to Trump.
[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2871978]"Remember this Mainstream Media favorite?
Biden Trails Trump In 5 Battleground States. But Odds Are Much Better For Another Democrat, Poll Says.
Nov. 5, 2023.
[URL]https://www.forbes.com/sites/saradorn/2023/11/05/biden-trails-trump-in-5-battleground-states-but-odds-are-much-better-for-another-democrat-poll-says/?sh=431cdc7e4b08[/URL]
And all while Trump has been out there holding rallies and campaigning, saying a lot of really stupid things to rile up his stupid base like the crap you quoted from him, while Joe Biden has not. Yet. He has been busy with his day job.
Now, that "generic" thingy seems to be repeating itself in other polls as well.
The 81.2 Million voters who chose Biden over Trump's 74.2 Million, 7 Million more than Trump and enough to win a Trump-defined Electoral College "Landslide" victory, are beautifully and justifiably terrified of another horrific Trump so-called presidency. So much that they want his Democratic opponent to be "perfect" this time around, no risk of losing. All while your side's reliable benefactors in MSM, Bill Maher and so on are insisting that soooo many people think Joe is too old and won't vote for him.
So those voters really, really want that "perfect" Democratic candidate to run against Trump instead.
However, unless Joe does step aside for whatever reason, when it is time to vote next year all 81.2 Million of those voters are going to look at their ballot, see Trump's name on it, see Joe's name on it and Guess What?
Joe Biden will be the "generic"Democrat on that ballot."
Joe Biden lost in 2020 and will lose again, you know he knows it and so does everyone else espec those that rigged the swing states in 2020 in black precincts ie Milwaukee Detroit Atlanta Philadelphia Phoenix.
"However, unless Joe does step aside for whatever reason" However? LMAO.
Sounds like you are really praying for it LOL.
A perfect Democrat LMAO wow holy fuck you're hilarious.
Newsom? That turd destroying California? He isn't even popular there.
[URL]https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/dr-jeffrey-sachs-covid-19-democrats/2023/11/24/id/1143515/[/URL]
Democratic Party AKA the CCP.
A bunch of scumbag shills for Xi.
[URL]https://www.foxnews.com/politics/californias-newsom-surprise-meeting-beijing-chinas-xi-torched-climate-fearmongering[/URL]
California aka CCP occupied territory.[/QUOTE]Yes, it's really bad when the people of a governor's own state don't even like him:
[B]Ron DeSantis' Popularity Compared to Other Governors Is Abysmal.
Nov. 1, 2023[/B]
[URL]https://www.newsweek.com/ron-desantis-popularity-rating-governors-1839827[/URL]
[B]Poll: Ron DeSantis among least popular Governors in America.[/B]
[URL]https://floridapolitics.com/archives/642242-poll-ron-desantis-among-least-popular-governors-in-america/[/URL]
[B]DeSantis popularity drops in Florida.
Nov. 17, 2023[/B]
[URL]https://www.politico.com/newsletters/florida-playbook/2023/11/17/florida-starts-turning-on-desantis-00127753[/URL]
Hmm. So loony Dr. Sachs who worked for non Democrat Bernie Sanders claimed to be a "lifelong" Democrat until the evil Dems somehow forced typically pro Repub Mainstream Media to largely ignore that conspiracy theory that actually Trump's Pandemic virus was created and leaked from a USA lab.
On Trump's watch.
LOL. The mind reels at the complexities.
How MSM sucker their Useful Idiot WingerPuppets into voting for their
[B]beloved Repub candidates so they can reliably deliver the terrifying headlines they crave and need in order to sell more of their product and get wealthier:[/B]
The study linked (see below) in this report captures it well. However, I would add that typically pro Repub Mainstream Media ought not to just cite the "policies" of each Party and candidate in an election run for a change but also cite the many times that Party and its similar policies produced and presided over Great Depressions, Great Recessions, Massive Job Losses, etc "results" and none of the Great Recoveries, Great Expansions, Historic Job Gains, etc "results" over the past, oh, 100 years or so.
[B]Report Confirms Major Newspapers Threaten Democracy: All Horse Race, No Policy.
When historians set out to determine why Donald Trump happened, from initial campaign to attempted coup to authoritarianism-premised comeback, the role of this nation's press will be hard to overlook[/B]
[URL]https://crooksandliars.com/2023/11/report-confirms-major-media-threatens[/URL]
[QUOTE]When historians set out to determine why Donald Trump happened, from initial campaign to attempted coup to authoritarianism-premised comeback, the role of this nation's press will be hard to overlook. In a piece published for the Columbia Journalism Review, five researchers who examined The New York Times' campaign coverage leading up to the 2016 presidential election returned to similarly examine the 2022 race.
We did expect, or at least hope, that in the years that followed, the Times would conduct a critical review of its editorial policies. Was an overwhelming focus on the election as a sporting contest the best way to serve readers? Was obsessive attention to Clintons email server really justified in light of the innumerable personal, ethical, and ultimately criminal failings of Trump? It seemed that editors had a responsibility to rethink both the volume of attention paid to certain subjects as well as their framing.
As any New York Times or Washington Post reader could likely tell you, the new results are just as dismal. Political coverage at even the largest and most consequential newspapers consists almost exclusively of horse race reporting and campaign gossip. Actual issue and policy examinations were nearly nonexistent.
After the 2022 midterms, we checked back in, this time examining the printed front page of the Times and the Washington Post from September 1, 2022, through Election Day that November. As before, we figured the front page mattered disproportionately, in part because articles placed there represent selections that publishers believe are most important to readersand also because, according to Nielsen data we analyzed, 32 percent of Web-browsing sessions around that period starting at the Times homepage did not lead to other sections or articles; people often stick to what theyre shown first. We added the Post this time around for comparison, to get a sense of whether the Times really was anomalous.
It wasnt. We found that the Times and the Post shared significant overlap in their domestic politics coverage, offering little insight into policy. Both emphasized the horse race and campaign palace intrigue, stories that functioned more to entertain readers than to educate them on essential differences between political parties. The main point of contrast we found between the two papers was that, while the Post delved more into topics Democrats generally want to discussaffirmative action, police reform, LGBTQ rightsthe Times tended to focus on subjects important to RepublicansChina, immigration, and crime.
By the numbers, of four hundred and eight articles on the front page of the Times during the period we analyzed, about halftwo hundred nineteenwere about domestic politics. A generous interpretation found that just ten of those stories explained domestic public policy in any detail; only one front-page article in the lead-up to the midterms really leaned into discussion about a policy matter in Congress: Republican efforts to shrink Social Security. Of three hundred and ninety-three front-page articles in the Post, two hundred fifteen were about domestic politics; our research found only four stories that discussed any form of policy. The Post had no front-page stories in the months ahead of the midterms on policies that candidates aimed to bring to the fore or legislation they intended to pursue. Instead, articles speculated about candidates and discussed where voter bases were leaning. (All of the data and analysis supporting this piece can be found here.)
If one set out to design a national press that would be most conducive to undermining democracy, you could hardly do better. In focusing on horse race coverage, campaign speculation, and the superficials of each race, the actual policy differences between each candidate are brushed aside.
Even when the race features a conventional political figure paired against a coup-attempting alleged felon whose policy prescriptions call for the restructuring of government into a one-party, authoritarian-premised tool determined to bend the nation's laws in unprecedented waysas the 2024 presidential race will likely have itthe public cannot exercise its democratic rights if those differences are intentionally hidden from them. In ignoring the policy differences between each and every pairing of candidates, the nation's press is hiding the stakes of each election. It is hiding the most existential of policy debates in darkness, shining a light instead only on candidate sound bites, gaffes, and infighting.
In particular, the researchers call out the journalistic fiction of "objective" reporting. "What appears in a newspaper is less a reflection of what is happening in the world than what a news organization chooses to tell about what is happeningan indicator of values," they write. And they emphasize that the papers are not being inaccurate in their reporting, but that coverage is "misleading" nonetheless.
On any given day there are many accurate and arguably newsworthy stories that could appear on a front page. (In our study period, the overlap in front-page-story selection at the Times and the Post was only about a third.) Which topics editors choose to emphasize is neither accurate nor inaccurate; they simply reflect subjective opinions. Likewise, the way an article is written also involves a series of choiceswhich facts are highlighted, whose voices are included, which perspectives are given weight. Words such as objectivity and independenceeven truthmake for nice rhetoric but are so easily twisted to suit ones agenda as to be meaningless.
Democracy is premised on an electorate that knows what they are voting for and can make rational decisions about which of multiple approaches is best. Campaign coverage is flashy, but its valueless to voters. It emphasizes politics as sporting event. It may be pleasing to follow for interested partisans, but is worse than valueless for voters seeking to understand the sometimes-critical policy decisions they are expected to vote on. By emphasizing candidate claims and counterclaims and broadcasting potentially deceptive arguments as far and widely as truthful ones, the front pages do damage to democracy and readers both.
There has never been an American election in which the would-be beneficiary of an attempted coup came back, upon losing, to call for the indictment and imprisonment of his political foes, mass deportations and an end to birthright citizenship, and a purge of government to ensure only partisans loyal to himself can remain. It is a fascist manifestoand you would not know it from the front pages, whose editors find such dangers to be no more important than whether his opponent is old, or analyses of how voters in Iowa are reacting to various campaign pitches.
It is dreadfully dangerous. This is how democracies die.
And the free press, as those same editors should know perfectly well, cannot itself survive in a nation that has decided it is addicted to the flash of political upheaval but indifferent to its consequences.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.cjr.org/analysis/election-politics-front-pages.php[/URL]
[URL]https://github.com/jennyw23/2022AgendaSetting[/URL]
I assume Repub Chip Roy is still waiting for a convincing reply to his question.
[QUOTE=Spidy;2871647](...kkkk!) That's a nice, wild and crazy working theory, you got going on, but despite your active imagination, there's [b]not one thing[/b] that would suggest said dude, is a "leftie".
Let me put it to you, like Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) on Nov, 13th, 2023, when trying his damndest, to find [u]anything meaningful[/u] his woeful Republican party had done:
[LIST]Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) - [b]"One thing[/b]...I want my Republican colleagues to give me, one thing...one, that I can go campaign on and said we did?", "One?...anyone sitting in the complex wanna come down to the floor and explain to me, [u]one[/u] material, meaningful and significant thing... the Republican majority have done, [b][u]besides[/u]...well I guess it's not as bad as the Democrats?"[/b]
{...Muffled silent chuckles abound from Democrats and some Republicans...}[/LIST]
Much like poor old, Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX), all arguments in the article, suggest right-wing Incel/QAnon/MAGA Republican, traits of ineptitude.
You said it yourself, he's [i]"a fucking psychopath"[/i]. If that's true, with such traits and behavior, that would put said dude, as far psychopaths Incels, go...more so, squarely in the camp of the right-wing QAnon/MAGA Republican conservatism.
[u][b]DARK SIDE OF CONSERVATISM - Republicans have more psychopathic traits than Democrats, according to a psychology survey [/b][/u]
[URL]https://qz.com/1462622/republicans-have-more-psychopathic-traits-than-democrats-according-to-a-psychology-survey[/URL]
[URL]https://www.psypost.org/2018/11/study-suggests-psychopathic-traits-are-higher-in-republicans-than-in-democrats-52566[/URL]
Yes indeed, QAnon/MAGA Repubs own [i][b]"crazy"[/i][/b], not to mention, have a lock-on [i][b]"scary crazy"[/i][/b]!!!
If I not mistaken, these days, it's a [b][u]MUST have requirement[/u][/b], when running for the Repubs! (...kkkk!)[/QUOTE]Repub Chip Roy could just have well asked what Repubs have EVER done of significance for America when they controlled the Presidency, the House and the Senate, not just the Repub Pink Tinkle House over the past few months, and gotten the same utter silence I get here when I ask a similar question of anyone.
They momentarily buckled on their usual overriding Repub Party plan to destroy the economy and wipe out millions of jobs by "keeping the government open"? They pulled back on the Biden / Dem proposals that are always higher than they expect they can get as a matter of ordinary intelligent negotiation technique and thereby left it as only a 50-50 shot at America experiencing a soft landing vs a Great Recession in the wake of Trump's Great Repub Economic Disaster rather than a near 100% certainty? LOL. So impressive. Give them a trophy for that. Oh, then they shit-canned the Repub Squeaker of the Repub Pink Tinkle House for ruining their usual overriding Repub Party plan (see above) and replaced him with ChristoFacist Mike who is searching for every conceivable way to get back on track with that usual overriding Repub Party plan. Lolol.
Or, as typically pro Repub MSM would spin it, "handling the economy better than Democrats". Lolol.