The never-ending battle against woke Hollywood and SJW infused entertainment media [trigger warning]

I'd like to amend this statement.

Ultimately it was a distasteful situation that has since led to a jackpot of memes and funny comments. Enjoy:








https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...ars-meltdown-shares-alopecia-joke-Office.html

 

It's funny isn't it? That it's all boiling down to the modern female supremacist movement once again? All because of the poison the Left has injected our society with.

Seeing all of this makes me feel sorry for Mr. Smith, to see such a famous and respected actor be reduced to the level of an enslaved beta by a manipulative sl*tty wife. All he needs to do is walk away and leave her to her filthy antics, and if she comes crawling back he can then either make new fairer arrangements or shut her out of his life entirely, but he just can't see it.

Let this be a lesson to you all, fellow men - respect and love your woman, by all means, but if she tries any BS with you, it's clear she's not the right one for you after all, because it's clear she doesn't respect you enough. Any woman worth your affections wouldn't be trying any BS with you in the first place, because she would want to be your teammate, not a liability that leeches off you without giving anything in return.

 

And ironically prove that they lack masculinity, rather than have it, as a masculine man doesn't need to step on others to succeed. Indeed a masculine man wants both himself and others who are deserving to succeed.

If Mr. Smith wants his masculinity back, he needs to learn to say 'no' to his wife if she tries to control or otherwise disrespect him, as I've outlined above.

 

Surely it is never too late to throw off the shackles of oppression?

 

True, but so long as he remains afraid of that work, the worse and worse his situation will get as the hole he has dug gets deeper and deeper.

It's ultimately a test of his backbone - if he has one and both begins and perseveres with this work, trying to succeed anyway regardless of any fear, he will be rewarded with greater respect from everyone around him, including his wife, for showing that inner strength, whereas if he doesn't have one and caves to his fear, then he will continue to be punished as others around him see him as a weak fool and take advantage of that, including his wife, for showing that inner weakness.

 

• Jada completely de-emasculates Will Smith
• Will Smith has an emotional breakdown and assaults a man for a simple joke
• we get memes as a result of the whole situation

 

Do you guys seriously refer to some people as "betas" and "Alphas?"

Just so anyone knows, the originator of this concept denounced his own work.

 

Yes. Most people seem to generally understand the classification, even if it is a rather simplistic one.

Even if it isn't true in the case of wolves, it holds for other animals. For instance, Hippo pods definitely have a single Alpha male (who will sometimes allow beta males into the pod).

 

I aim to use the terms with no relevance to that paper, but rather to represent my own definition of strong (assertive, kind, respectful, tolerant, honourable, brave, respectable, committed, stable, loyal, perseverant) and weak (aggressive or passive, spiteful, greedy, selfish, cheating, damaged, cowardly, bullying, lazy, manipulative, untrustworthy) men, so that others can understand my philosophy, rather than coining new terms that others are less familiar with.

 

I'd also add that not everyone falls neatly into one of the two classification systems, and equally, such distinctions are not necessarily applicable across all situations.

Additionally, some people can transition from one category to another. Will Smith is one such example, as in many ways he could have been considered an alpha at some point, but is now the exact opposite of it. Sadly, at this point he meets the literal definition of a cuck.

So, as I stated before, it is pretty simplistic and crude classification system, but is generally easily understood and conveys the intended message efficiently and without much ambiguity. I think it is a fair system for the more extremes of society (at either end of the spectrum), but less applicable to those in the middle.

 

i was just talking about this with my flat mate. to be honest i can't name a single Movistar from the last 10 years.