Guys let this be a lesson in dealing with rejection, if she blows you off just get over it and move onto the next one, it really isn't anything personal. Don't be an idiot like this guy and post a video about it on Youtube threatening to slice her up into pieces, it won't go over too well with the local authorities. This is a pretty in-depth look at the PUA scene and some of the bad press its been getting over the years and with whack jobs like this guy and Julien LeBlanc making local headlines, "the scene" isn't looking very good up here in Canada. There's a good interview with a Toronto based PUA guy in the article where he mentions a lot of the issues concerning the industry today.
Link: http://news.nationalpost.com/life/after-...s-his-work
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Toronto police are investigating after a man posted a video to YouTube this week threatening violence against women after his “pick-up” efforts were rejected.
Det. Shawn Marshall, who was initially working on the case now referred to another department, said it’s the first time he’s dealt with the growing subculture of “pick-up artists” but not necessarily a first for the Toronto Police Service.
According to Metro News, the video shows a young man in downtown Toronto reacting after he was rebuffed by a woman. The story states the video, now pulled offline, shows him saying: “She deserves to f**kin’ like stabbed and cut up into tiny pieces for that s**t… Like, I would f**king take her and her boyfriend and all her f**king friends down. F**king worthless pieces of s**t. She thinks she’s all that, just because she has the looks and s**t. I’ll show all these little bitches one day.”
“He appears to be upset at being rejected by a girl he was trying to pick up, and makes vague statements about ‘taking her down,” Marshall said, confirming Metro’s account of the shot. “He had a large number of videos available, and the other ones that I saw were fairly innocuous.” A supporter of the man in the video — known only as xsouldeath — told Metro his friends in the pick-up artist community want to get him mental health support and that they hope the videos don’t lead to in-person retribution.
How-to “pick-up artist” or “PUA” tutorials have spread like wildfire in recent years. Many men start sharing “tips” for meeting or hooking-up with women on YouTube and other social media, but a few have turned it into a career. Julien Blanc, a U.S.-based “expert” in the field, cancelled a planned appearance in Canada last November after an online backlash suggested he was advocating violence against women. Those who work in the industry say not all seduction coaches are the same and many are against the misogyny some of the most prominent face — or the young man currently being investigated by Toronto police — espouse.
Link: http://news.nationalpost.com/life/after-...s-his-work