[Ingocnito]

This is the Manosphere version of Moby Dick. Or the Great Ulysses, in TV format.

[YossariansRight]

Dr. Oz hit the wall.

[Mr West]

After this episode airs:

[jariel]

I don't even know how I ended up crossing paths with Roosh, but if you've taken the time to learn his history, and can see where he is now, then if you also want to change your life as he did, then you have no excuses to not do what you have to do to get to where you want to be.

Most of us are exposed to nothing but losers, even amongst our closest friends and family members, yet he and a number of other guys in this community are living proof of what happens when you make a decision that you're going to make changes to become better and actually put in the work to get there.

We don't all have to agree with each other on everything, but you have to respect a man who has put in work and earned his results.

[AnonymousBosch]

Congratulations, Roosh! I'm expecting some degree of manipulation, but, even if you come off badly, the Oprah Network just legitimised you.

(04-27-2015 10:59 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  

I'm older, so I know older women. And I know their TV viewing habits.

"Dr. Oz" is basically porn for the bored-middle-aged-housewife set. It doesn't matter what he says. It doesn't matter if his facts are right or wrong.

Never seen the show as such, but from what I've caught in passing he seemed like an obviously-gay man faking heterosexuality to appeal to the bored matronly-housewife set.

As such, I feel like I've seen him somewhere before:

[Dusty]

Yeah, he has "gay face."

[Tuthmosis]

Triple co-sign that this is going to be gangbusters for the forum GIF supply.

[AnonymousBosch]

(04-27-2015 11:26 AM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  

The answer is that he has no belief system. He has no value system. Like all the authority figures of his generation, they're out to aggrandize themselves, to make money for themselves. They've sold out the public welfare in order to line their own pockets. And it's the same story from the politicians and "leaders" we have today. Utter, total cowards. And they will pay the price for their lies and cowardice someday, if there ever is an honest reckoning.

I feel like I'm surrounded by people offline who have no belief system, and, as such, interacting with them feels largely like being with an autistic child watching your behaviour and them mimicking what you've previously said.

Sometimes, when I'm bored, I amuse myself by hearing them state one belief, then seeing if I can get them to state an opposing belief soon after another person enters the conversation.

When I was younger, this lack of both identity and core convictions was particular to women, but nowadays, it seems to have become normalised with a large component of men.

As such, I suspect these people are largely performing their interactions with others, and, as such, all you really have to do to win their transitory-support in the now is to offer them a more attractive script. However, I never mistake this for any kind of true loyalty, as they possess none to give.

[Sonsowey]

"You don't know me!"

The shriek of harpies everywhere

[AnonymousBosch]

(04-27-2015 03:47 PM)Sonsowey Wrote:  

"You don't know me!"

"I know you're unhealthy."

[TheWastelander]

That woman reminded me of the show on Rick and Morty called "You Don't Know Me."

[Sonsowey]

I think phrases like that are a sign your mind has shut off basically, start spitting out whatever catch phrases you've seen on reality TV lately. That or you actually are an actor trying to emulate those styles of communication.

I attended a Maury type show once, and these audiences are heavily coached. They pay you something like $50-100 to be in the audience, and there are guys coaching you in how to react. I remember in some of the broken family stuff I was like "Wait, no, I'm not gonna boo this guy, he's right!"

The people in the audience who respond were, in my case, paid actors. They were the people escorting us through the whole studio and shit and then sat in the audience and gave their best outraged reactions. They would go for the stupidest most cliched responses they could give, the other actors around them would all vocally agree, then they would all crack up once the camera was off them.

So that woman was probably just trolling really.

[Laurifer]

Congrats Roosh. Thanks for jumping straight into the hornets nest and confronting the threat head on, someone had to do it.

[Basil Ransom]

IMO Oz doesn't have gay face, so much as he has a defective body common to health conscious upper middle class middle aged men. Their conception of health is doing lots of cardio and eating a low calorie diet, so they look gaunt and skinny to the point of being ugly. He's so skinny his face looks like a bobblehead.

[robreke]

(04-27-2015 03:48 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

(04-27-2015 03:47 PM)Sonsowey Wrote:  

"You don't know me!"

"I know you're unhealthy."

"I'm not like most girls" - most girls

"You don't know me" another way of saying "I'm not like most girls" which we know means "You're exactly like most girls" which means "Yes, we do know you"

[Teedub]

Just know that if this appearance creates controversy, then that means lots of articles in the Daily Mail etc...and A LOT of people will agree with what Roosh says. More RoK readers, more money for Roosh etc...everyone's a winner.

More people will look up his name, and thus more people will therefore start looking into our ideals.

Anyway, I think this video is apt:

Edit: I did try and get it to automatically start at 3:33...but the embedding seems to have messed that up. Go to there, it's relevant

As is 2:05...HAHA "If I see a fat girl, I don't think "Oh, she'd be pretty if she lost weight".....that's rarely the case".

[civpro]

(04-27-2015 04:16 PM)Basil Ransom Wrote:  

IMO Oz doesn't have gay face, so much as he has a defective body common to health conscious upper middle class middle aged men. Their conception of health is doing lots of cardio and eating a low calorie diet, so they look gaunt and skinny to the point of being ugly. He's so skinny his face looks like a bobblehead.

No, he's just old.

[GoldHawkStar]

Just in the 30-second preview, I could tell that Roosh was the only person in that room who actually stayed calm.



Tomorrow should be a fun day.

[Player_1337]

Some of the editing makes Roosh look like a Bond villain (i.e. the quick zoom resting his head on his hand, with a sly expression). So good.

[Tytalus]

Wow - can't wait to see this!

Also, as others have mentioned, on the link for the show, as posted earlier:

http://www.doctoroz.com/episode/dr-oz-fa...over-world

You can see the headline for the show:

Quote:

Dr. Oz confronts a man who publicly humiliates women for their weight as a way to force them to conform to his idea of beauty. Plus, Sopranos star Lorraine Bracco reveals her no-nonsense tactics to get in great shape and feel good.

Lets look at that second part:

Quote:

Plus, Sopranos star Lorraine Bracco reveals her no-nonsense tactics to get in great shape and feel good.

Maybe a little bigger?

Quote:

Plus, Sopranos star Lorraine Bracco reveals her no-nonsense tactics to get in great shape and feel good.

Quote:

and feel good

There we go - the important part of this tv show for its audience.

[Libertas]

And yet we were just told that motivating people to get in shape, you know, by advertising people that are actually in shape is baaaaaddd.

It'll be interesting if he talks to Roosh about fitness in general so Roosh can tell him how he strongly encourages guys to get in shape and recommends routines that have worked for him. It seems to be only "fat shaming" when women are involved. I'm betting Oz will completely ignore what Roosh and his peers in the Manosphere have said on the subject regarding men's fitness.

[jariel]

(04-27-2015 12:13 PM)aphelion Wrote:  

(04-27-2015 09:51 AM)komatiite Wrote:  

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Plus, Sopranos star Lorraine Bracco reveals her no-nonsense tactics to get in great shape and feel good

Whoa, did you get to meet Dr Melfi?

More like Dr. MILFI amirite?!

Lorraine Bracco is 60 years old, her "prime" ended before a lot of us were even born.

Sopranos was filled with fuck toy women, and she's the one they have on the show to talk about being in great shape and feeling good?

Lulz.

[Dusty]

Since "fat shaming" doesn't work I think they should also stop "rape shaming" if we want to reduce the incidences of rape.

[CH-Toronto]

(04-27-2015 04:43 PM)Player_1337 Wrote:  

Some of the editing makes Roosh look like a Bond villain (i.e. the quick zoom resting his head on his hand, with a sly expression). So good.

He holds frame like a fucking champ.

[DickDastardly]

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