But his beef really is not with MGTOW because its not his target audience. Its the red pill reddit because they share a lot of the same values. A lot believe that if they are man enough they can successfully guide a marriage with a western woman. Which I strongly disagree with. A lot of popular redpill redditers are writing books don’t know if that  has anything to do with it. To say the leaders within r/redpill are not as a collective trying to use the r/redpill to gain power is bullocks. But it should be interesting and entertaining to see the little civil war they are having.

Wouldn’t trust anything he says.

And then, on the second one, he tries to shame Mgtow for doing EXACTLY WHAT HE SAID ON THE FIRST ONE…

Oh well, at least he found his NAWALT and is happily married… right? Oh, wait…

Well, he is free to do his neomasculinity thing he likes.  Once the Tradcons and the PUAs have a feud, then he will need to come up with something else, complete with the legal powers that be hunting down the women he gets pregnant.

Rooshv wants to be an alpha leader, and have a bunch of followers.  That doesn’t sound like it to me.  Sorry guy, no one asked you to steer any ship, but feel free to go on your own and build your own little utopia so you can feel good of how significant you are.

Indeed this guy is a walking contradiction… his interest is clearly about creating reactions and heated conflict. And of course furthering his name i.e. trying to make a name for himself. Can’t respect him until he gets his act together.

He is probably trying to do what they call a “pivot”, which is to reposition one’s identity for a new market.  He is trying to go after the tradcon market now with his wares, so he drops the red pill, raps himself in tradition and the flag, and gets a new audience.  Well, I guess he wants a secular tradcon market.  A religious tradcon doesn’t have use for PUA material.  Religious tradcon fathers of daughters will come at PUA with baseball bats, to get them away.  The religious tradcon doesn’t need his stuff.

“2. Masculine theologian.
We’re also looking for a man who can put past religious ideals, writings, and traditions into modern context to help men better understand the modern world and attain virtue within it. This position isn’t to preach the gospel or word of god, but to extract the best religious ideas of the past that can still serve men today. The writer will have free reign to pick his weekly topics to discuss.

Both writers are asked to submit an article each week that is at least 700 words. If you are interested, contact ROK’s editor, Winston Smith, with details of your background and any writing samples. If he believes you are a good match, you’ll be asked to submit two test articles to observe how the readership responds to your work. If those work out, we’ll bring you aboard to the team. You will compensated if hired (Winston will give you details).”