SirHamster’s Spinster Daughter: Doxxed!
I long ago grew weary of first-order interaction with Dalrock’s merry band of morons. Even so, their antics continue to amuse, entertain, and — albeit from a distance — inspire.
So it is that I wandered over this evening, completely devoid of good ideas for an article of my own, and found this gem.
I didn’t bother reading the whole thread, but I can imagine the catalyst. Back in the day, Scott was semi-regularly derided as a “cuck” for doing what men have done since Sumeria: transforming a common wimminz into an honorable wife. The people who criticize his choices, after the fact, would have been spat upon by their own grandfathers; and, by mouthing off this way, they reveal themselves to be the status-quo male feminist faggots.
Dalrock’s comment section remains a temple to the goddess, where fake Christians worship at the matriarchal altar.
When a man marries a woman, he transforms that woman from whatever she might have been one hour prior, into an honorable wife and the keeper of his own household. This alchemical process remains an eternal mystery, but it is one which every patriarch ought to accept without too much trouble. A good man and member of the community might choose to marry a prostitute, and all his friends may have spent the week prior attempting to talk him out of his choice, but once the deed is done, they all shut the fuck up, because civilization depends upon that man, and once the ring is in place, insulting her invites a grudge from him.
Cane Caldo’s Skank Sister: Doxxed!
Scott is a bit older and a bit more serious than I am, so I’ve never seen him laugh at the screechers in the Dalrock insane asylum, even as they fling their shit in his direction. Dalrock’s miscreants are safe, in their feminist paradise, free to insult their neighbor’s wife without fear of any natural consequences.
Scott’s wife was once a single mom, and Scott was once a playa. I don’t know the story. I assume they may have met in a nightclub and fucked.
Then they got married. He motivated her to have several more kids, keep a nice home, and wear dresses. She took care of things so well that he was able to go back to school and get some sort of headshrinker degree. Now they’re Dr. and Mrs. Scott, who write articles on the internet, encouraging people like their yesterdays to become their best selves, as they have aspired to do. This is labeled (even by the good doktor hisself) as hypocrisy.
I admire these two brazen hypocrites. If we examine what hypocrisy actually is, maybe you will, too.
What is hypocrisy, but a praxis of “fake it ’til you make it”?
The scum would feel empowered if you boys just sat around, wallowing in the squalor of your own hedonistic vices, rather than attempting to become your best selves. In this regard, they’re identical to the feminists, who endlessly attempt to tell your little sister that fucking strangers is a great idea, and that it’s totally normal to have Herpes and HPV. The minute you aspire to greatness, you’re derided as a hypocrite, by these people who desperately want to evade capture by their own useless morality.
The Christian scum on Dalrock rail against men like Scott because Scott’s mere presence reminds them of the patriarchal truths that they hate: that marriage is a means to transcending one’s past, that honor is a worthy indicator of human quality, and that a disciplined life pays material rewards. Deny your critics the ability to feel good about their own laziness. Embrace and extoll your hypocrisy at every opportunity! Greatness is impossible without some measure of it.
So what happened to his first one?
Dear Boxer, oh that wally-world pic. That gal seriously needs to walk over to the dress rack and buy a couple. Speaking of fat women, there’s a woman at work – fatter than the one in the picture. Saw her the other day. She was wearing a
nice dress that generously covered everything, and – kid you not – it was like she lost 40 pounds. See her often enough, since i deliver mail in her area, from time to time. Didn’t recognize her at first.
” Dalrock.s merry band of morons ”
Insta-classic.
I got tired of reading the aforementioned blog. There are some very sensible commenters who are derided and pigeonholed that it does not foster opposing views. The cultists from Vox’s blog hold sway and try to control the discourse. The disdain and venom they spew onto MGTOW is appalling but not surprising since there are a lot of vagina worshiping church cucks on that blog.
His first what? Fuck? Wife? Hell, I dunno. I bet if you asked him, he might tell you.
I realize he probably doesn’t like me much, but I found his tribute to common, working-class fathers to be one of the most subversive things on the internet. I also laugh at people who pretend to have always already been morally perfect, who can deride people for their own self-improvement. It’s reminiscent of the personal trainer bitch who dedicated her web page to posting pics of her fat clients:
As though working out is something to be ashamed of. The people she featured on her blog ought to be proud of it. Sure, they were once 300 lb walruses, but now they’re Mr. and Mrs. Olympia, and she’s still a slut single mom…
That’s not something Dalrock’s author did entirely on his own, mind you. I think it’s the end result of a large community of anonymous people.
Having a high traffic blog invites a group-think mentality, and most of the people on Dalrock are only there to be “yes men” who shout down their peers… without ever reading the original post or the comments they screech about.
All that aside, the minute you post on this blog, Dalrock’s author will consider you his eternal enemy thereafter. Ask Sharkly, Earl, Derek, and pretty much everyone else who posts here under the same username. It’s both funny and pathetic. The author is a very insecure fellow, and he doesn’t like men that raise questions about his premises. If you boys go back there, keep a low profile and maybe sock up.
I don’t comment there anymore. I only read the blog, but, get very bored with the comments as they follow a standard pattern and becomes very predictable. Most of the commenters are holier than thou people who looked down upon different ideas and they try to outdo each other trying out pious each other. By the same token, I only read Vox’s blog as he has set bar very high to only accommodate his cultists and made it impossible for anyone outside the tribe to comment. Dalrock’s blog was good at first and your posts were fun to read and very pointed. It is sad that commenters like you who like to question the narrative and point out contradictions in their arguments were chased away from the blog. But, it gave you the impetus to start your own sounding board.
Well I don’t deride self-improvement or working class fathers…but divorce and then marrying another woman (regardless if she’s a single mother or not) is not something that self-improves a man.
I mean I don’t know if he would be in the same class as some other Dalrock posters who like to brag about how they got tons of cash and got the one woman who is the unicorn and have the most perfect daughters that any man should want (but will have to pass their father’s ‘high’ standards)…and then falls apart the minute people start questioning how that story just seems unreal……but I’d bet it’s not all that it seems.
She seems nice ..
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/arson/booty-call-arson-609753
>the minute you post on this blog, Dalrock.s author will consider you his eternal enemy thereafter.
Not sure where this comes from. I occasionally comment on both, and no problems.
I think (some) wisdom can come from both of you. No need to agree on everything, in order to have a useful or entertaining discussion.