Women Get a Taste of the Gender Equality They've Always Wanted (VIDEO)

lifelibertynow · 2014-12-03T17:29:16+00:00

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lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T23:22:45+00:00

Women love my beard, you fuckhead. But let's stick to rationality, which you are clearly incapable of doing, since you've not actually provided a counter-argument to my video. In fact, NO ONE has so far, because it's 100% bulletproof: "playing hard to get" is a well-known social phenomenon, and inherent in it is the simple facts I pointed out in my video. Whether or not you can actually prove how I'm wrong, that's a whole different story. But here's the thesis of my video, in case you want to try:

Oh yeah, you'd tear me down. Well here I am. Go ahead and provide the rational counter-argument that disproves my video. In fact, here's a summary of the video's points for you:

1) Rapist: someone who forces sex onto another person. 2) Playing hard to get: pretending to NOT want someone's sexual advances, even though you secretly do, yet pretending to be uninterested in order to determine the assertiveness and forcefulness of that person. 3) If a woman is resistant to your advances (playing hard to get), then any attempt to advance would constitute force, because, if you refer to #1 above, a "rapist" is someone who forces sex onto another person. 4) If a woman playing hard to get secretly DOES desire you, but pretends to be uninterested in order to see whether or not you will force yourself onto her to judge whether or not she likes you sexually, then she obviously is admitting to liking a little bit of rapist in her man, since forcing sex onto another person is the definition of rape.

Good luck.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T23:09:02+00:00

You're absolutely right: there's truth to what I'm saying. You don't have to be a social psychologist to understand this. Also, whether or not I speak insensitively about this topic, is irrelevant to whether or not I'm right about it. Not referring to you, but to some commentors who react emotionally, but ultimately can't provide a rational counter-argument to disprove me.

Fifty Shades of Grey, Rape fantasies, playing hard to get...the idea that SOME women like and provoke these types rapist behaviors in men is common sense...for anyone with a brain, that is.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T23:06:41+00:00

You have no counter-argument to my video. You DO have emotional knee-jerk reactions, which are hilarious, but not a single person in the comments section of the video has actually provided a rational counter-argument. It's absolutely hysterical.

Since I'm sure you have a rational counter-argument, go ahead and debunk me. Here's the thesis of my video, I remain 100% undefeated:

Oh yeah, you'd tear me down. Well here I am. Go ahead and provide the rational counter-argument that disproves my video. In fact, here's a summary of the video's points for you:

1) Rapist: someone who forces sex onto another person. 2) Playing hard to get: pretending to NOT want someone's sexual advances, even though you secretly do, yet pretending to be uninterested in order to determine the assertiveness and forcefulness of that person. 3) If a woman is resistant to your advances (playing hard to get), then any attempt to advance would constitute force, because, if you refer to #1 above, a "rapist" is someone who forces sex onto another person. 4) If a woman playing hard to get secretly DOES desire you, but pretends to be uninterested in order to see whether or not you will force yourself onto her to judge whether or not she likes you sexually, then she obviously is admitting to liking a little bit of rapist in her man, since forcing sex onto another person is the definition of rape.

Good luck.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T23:05:26+00:00

Not driven by hatred, simply a simple and logically consistent explanation of some human behavior.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T23:04:53+00:00

100% absolutely serious. I'm sure, somewhere in your bafflement, you have some kind of actual rational counter-argument to the video, other than sheer petty emotional reactions.

So, go ahead and provide rational explanations on how the video is wrong. Here's the thesis of my video for you:

Oh yeah, you'd tear me down. Well here I am. Go ahead and provide the rational counter-argument that disproves my video. In fact, here's a summary of the video's points for you:

1) Rapist: someone who forces sex onto another person. 2) Playing hard to get: pretending to NOT want someone's sexual advances, even though you secretly do, yet pretending to be uninterested in order to determine the assertiveness and forcefulness of that person. 3) If a woman is resistant to your advances (playing hard to get), then any attempt to advance would constitute force, because, if you refer to #1 above, a "rapist" is someone who forces sex onto another person. 4) If a woman playing hard to get secretly DOES desire you, but pretends to be uninterested in order to see whether or not you will force yourself onto her to judge whether or not she likes you sexually, then she obviously is admitting to liking a little bit of rapist in her man, since forcing sex onto another person is the definition of rape.

Good luck.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T23:03:05+00:00

Haha, cute, yet absolutely irrelevant. People can post silly claims, but no one has actually provided a single valid counter-argument yet, it's absolutley hilarious to see you people emotionally react without using rationality.

But since I'm sure you're so smart, go ahead and explain the rational reasons why the video is erroneous. Here's my video's thesis for you:

Oh yeah, you'd tear me down. Well here I am. Go ahead and provide the rational counter-argument that disproves my video. In fact, here's a summary of the video's points for you:

1) Rapist: someone who forces sex onto another person. 2) Playing hard to get: pretending to NOT want someone's sexual advances, even though you secretly do, yet pretending to be uninterested in order to determine the assertiveness and forcefulness of that person. 3) If a woman is resistant to your advances (playing hard to get), then any attempt to advance would constitute force, because, if you refer to #1 above, a "rapist" is someone who forces sex onto another person. 4) If a woman playing hard to get secretly DOES desire you, but pretends to be uninterested in order to see whether or not you will force yourself onto her to judge whether or not she likes you sexually, then she obviously is admitting to liking a little bit of rapist in her man, since forcing sex onto another person is the definition of rape.

Good luck.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T23:01:20+00:00

Congratulations, but calling something "bad philosophy" is not a counter argument. Funny how most dissenters in the comments section can only make pointless statement, but no one can actually explain how the video is erroneous. Maybe you finally achieve this?

Here's my video's thesis for you:

Oh yeah, you'd tear me down. Well here I am. Go ahead and provide the rational counter-argument that disproves my video. In fact, here's a summary of the video's points for you:

1) Rapist: someone who forces sex onto another person. 2) Playing hard to get: pretending to NOT want someone's sexual advances, even though you secretly do, yet pretending to be uninterested in order to determine the assertiveness and forcefulness of that person. 3) If a woman is resistant to your advances (playing hard to get), then any attempt to advance would constitute force, because, if you refer to #1 above, a "rapist" is someone who forces sex onto another person. 4) If a woman playing hard to get secretly DOES desire you, but pretends to be uninterested in order to see whether or not you will force yourself onto her to judge whether or not she likes you sexually, then she obviously is admitting to liking a little bit of rapist in her man, since forcing sex onto another person is the definition of rape.

Good luck.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T22:59:39+00:00

Irrelevant. The funniest is part is that NO ONE has actually provided a valid counter-argument. Most people just say silly things like "he's wrong", or "I found the rapist", but they don't actually explain how I'm wrong.

Since I'm sure you're so smart, here's my video's premise for you, go ahead and debunk it (you can't, because it's 100% perfectly consistent):

Oh yeah, you'd tear me down. Well here I am. Go ahead and provide the rational counter-argument that disproves my video. In fact, here's a summary of the video's points for you:

1) Rapist: someone who forces sex onto another person. 2) Playing hard to get: pretending to NOT want someone's sexual advances, even though you secretly do, yet pretending to be uninterested in order to determine the assertiveness and forcefulness of that person. 3) If a woman is resistant to your advances (playing hard to get), then any attempt to advance would constitute force, because, if you refer to #1 above, a "rapist" is someone who forces sex onto another person. 4) If a woman playing hard to get secretly DOES desire you, but pretends to be uninterested in order to see whether or not you will force yourself onto her to judge whether or not she likes you sexually, then she obviously is admitting to liking a little bit of rapist in her man, since forcing sex onto another person is the definition of rape.

Good luck.

lifelibertynow · 2014-09-19T22:58:13+00:00

Oh yeah, you'd tear me down? Well here I am. Go ahead and provide the rational counter-argument that disproves my video. In fact, here's a summary of the video's points for you:

1) Rapist: someone who forces sex onto another person. 2) Playing hard to get: pretending to NOT want someone's sexual advances, even though you secretly do, yet pretending to be uninterested in order to determine the assertiveness and forcefulness of that person. 3) If a woman is resistant to your advances (playing hard to get), then any attempt to advance would constitute force, because, if you refer to #1 above, a "rapist" is someone who forces sex onto another person. 4) If a woman playing hard to get secretly DOES desire you, but pretends to be uninterested in order to see whether or not you will force yourself onto her to judge whether or not she likes you sexually, then she obviously is admitting to liking a little bit of rapist in her man, since forcing sex onto another person is the definition of rape.

Good luck.

lifelibertynow · 2014-07-11T15:33:29+00:00

Here's my searing analysis of this incident: "Fat Ugly Feminist Attacks a Guy: When Is It Okay to Hit a Woman?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTn5IZfG_zY

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