Roosh V on Dr Oz

[singledudetravelParticipant 18]

Sorry if this is a repost but the search feature absolutely doesn’t work for me at all.  Don’t know what’s wrong, it worked a couple days ago.

 

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[KeymasterKeymaster]

Can’t wait to watch the whole show. I think it’s interesting DR. OZ’s wife is thin, and if you google Dr. OZ …. you will find hundreds of results “lose weight”… “lose weight”….”fat is unhealthy”…. “lose weight”…. “fat is dangerous”…. “lose that belly fat”…..”lose weight”…. “lose weight”…. “lose weight”…. his entire industry is “fat shaming”!!!

He’s a hypocrite piece of s~~~ and wouldn’t marry a fat wife for the same reason either.

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Search seems to be working fine. The TOP RIGHT search is for the front end of MGTOW.COM.

…. but you can also search the forums exclusively at http://mgtow.com/forums/

Let me know if you still have issue.

We separate the front end and members/forum area in case someone wants to be malicious and bring something ugly to the forums, it won’t show up on the front end search. So to use this as an example, both searches are working correctly, and searches for “Roosh” are returning what they should.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[Scooba5teveParticipant 18]

This Roosh guy is my hero.

[singledudetravelParticipant 18]

Keymaster wrote:

Can’t wait to watch the whole show. I think it’s interesting DR. OZ’s wife is thin, and if you google Dr. OZ …. you will find hundreds of results “lose weight”… “lose weight”….”fat is unhealthy”…. “lose weight”…. “fat is dangerous”…. “lose that belly fat”…..”lose weight”…. “lose weight”…. “lose weight”…. his entire industry is “fat shaming”!!! He’s a hypocrite piece of s~~~ and wouldn’t marry a fat wife for the same reason either.

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Search seems to be working fine. The TOP RIGHT search is for the front end of MGTOW.COM. …. but you can also search the forums exclusively at http://mgtow.com/forums/ Let me know if you still have issue. We separate the front end and members/forum area in case someone wants to be malicious and bring something ugly to the forums, it won’t show up on the front end search. So to use this as an example, both searches are working correctly, and searches for “Roosh” are returning what they should.

 

That’s working now but I made a post last night that I think never appeared in Just for Fun.  Do you see it?  What happened?

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[KingOfTheSeaParticipant 1270]

Really, Dr. Oz? Roosh is a monster because he wants women to lose weight? What about the s~~~ ton of cash you make by pulling unsubstantiated claims out of your ass to get endorsements, sponsorships, and sales?

 

God, I want to throat-punch that f~~~er. Actually, I’d rather let Statham:

[KeymasterKeymaster]

@singledudetravel

There is nothing from you in spam. About 1 / 600 posts can go into “spam” for some reason…. bad / strange characters…. questionable links….. too MANY links… etc. But there is nothing in spam from you. There are other replies of yours visible in “Fun Stuff”. But also keep in mind, you will only see the very latest when you are logged in.

To serve the site up as fast as possible for non-registered visitors, we store pages in cache memory. This is cleared about once every hour and every page is fresh again. But only logged in visitors see the very latest ALL the time. So it’s possible you posted, logged out, and won’t see it right away. It’s there, but you may be seeing a cached version of the page which won’t include your latest. So be sure you are logged in.

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When someone replies to your post, you might get an email notifying you with a link.
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Otherwise there is no indication something you posted got ‘lost”.
hope that helps!

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

@kingofthesea

I feel your fury, man. I would almost give my right arm to have been in Roosh’s shoes for that.
DR OZ would have cut to commercial so fast , and audience members would have been crying.
I guarantee it.

DR OZ is in the business of “fat shaming”.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[singledudetravelParticipant 18]

Keymaster wrote:

Otherwise there is no indication something you posted got ‘lost”. hope that helps!

99% sure I posted it but it was full of lots of links because I took an excerpt of an article with tons of links and I just cut and paste as is.  I reposted without the links and it worked.

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[OutlanderParticipant 27]

I’ve seen it. Roosh wanted to play gentle because they were already painting him a villain but I don’t think that approach is efficient in the long-term. No one expects intellectual content from such shows so he could have just played the villain and exaggerated everything.

 

“The villany you teach me I will execute, and it shall go hard but I will better the instruction.”

[KeymasterKeymaster]

Just watched the show, it’s complete bulls~~~. I was personally in a field where people are PAID to be slim and attractive. If you don’t meet those standards, you are FIRED and your contract is not renewed. There is no mercy or softness on this issue. It’s the reality.

You are told TO LOSE WEIGHT – OR ELSE.

Yes, it is hard on your self esteem but “fat shaming” myself (or oneself) into hitting the gym …. WORKS.

Fit people actually FEEL GUILTY for eating french fries. It took me YEARS – years – to not feel guilty and to stop being so aware of every bite I am eating that I would tell myself “another hour” or “another set” or “another mile”…. because I ate potato chips last night. Fit , healthy people think like this. And they fat shame THEMSELVES as part of their discipline. They are extremely harsh on themselves ….and it WORKS.

That’s why models say “OMG I feel so fat today” even when they are anything but.

If they felt GOOD about themselves – or allowed themselves to not “feel bad” – they would skip the gym!!! They wouldn’t work out. They would become complacent in their attitudes. It promotes laziness.

It’s unbelievable that this wasn’t said. It would have been a win(!!) and there is not a whale in the audience who could argue it.

I saw a TV show (oprah or some s~~~) years ago – where an obese woman was crying into her Kleenex. Another lady put her hand on her arm, leaned in and said “you are beautiful no matter what anyone says”. She didn’t even believe it herself!!!!

WORST goddam message to put out there.

And DR.OZ said something VERY interesting. He said “we’re all special”… and then he said “we’re all messed up”.
Well WHICH IS IT OZZY??? Make up your f~~~ing mind!

He will say anything and twist the reality to generate applause. He will even totally contradict himself if necessary. “We’re all special”… “we’re all messed up”. NO speak for yourself you pathetic piece of s~~~. YOU’RE messed up. Ozzy can even be a total hypocrite and the room full of fat c~~~s will just nod and agree.

In the Disney film “The Incredibles” the boy (“Dash”) is arguing with his mother. She is trying to tell him NOT to be the best he can be … that he should just fit in. It’s the entire premise of the movie. This doesn’t sit well with the boy because (obviously) “fitting in” doesn’t make you BETTER than anyone. Then she says “everyone is special, Dash”.

…..and the boy says “which just another way of sating NOBODY is”.

Goddam right.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

Another line in “The Incredibles” that makes me think of the whole “everybody’s special” garbage is said by Syndrome:

“EVERYONE can be super…and when EVERYONE is super…no one will be.”

I fragging love that movie.

[KingOfTheSeaParticipant 1270]

Syndrome=the ultimate feminist/SJW. Never realized it, but it works.

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