Cashing in

Roosh writes:

Haven’t you noticed what’s happening in the media and on the internet? Companies are cashing in on the backs of those with a brainwashed belief system. Sites like Buzzfeed, Upworthy, Policy Mic, Medium, Huffington Post, and Gawker are raking in money hand over fist providing content which either acts as soothing soma for your modern progessive or emotional outrage at something that conflicts with their worldview. Providing content targeted at liberals, social justice warriors, and white knights who believe in mythical fantasies is now a huge profit-generating industry.

To which Hawaiian Libertarian adds:

Of course it's all tied in. It's not like the editors and publishers of all this $ocial Justice content need to micro-manage the journalists, bloggers, reporters, interviewers and writers to make sure they all adhere to the progressive party line. The University system has already taken care of indoctrinating several generations of students, and we have now reached a critical mass of brainwashed progressives in enough positions of media influence to ensure that the $ocial Justice narrative is our society's primary paradigm. With so many sheeple now in with the program, it's time for the managers of our proverbial feedlot of a society to cash in.

Out in these fringes of teh Interwebz, most recognize that Tell-A-Vision programming has basically become one big commercial broadcast to market to the consumer-driven vagina. Professional Sports represents the last bastion of male virtue. It is the last space in which athletic competition as proxy for war that appeals to the intrinsic males aggression and drive for victory through violence, is still recognized and celebrated to some degree.

It allows men to vicariously experience the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat from the comforts of home. Of course, I am one of those who has previously excoriated young men to find real, meaningful ways of satiating the male desire to engage in positive outlets for aggression and violence, instead of solely experiencing it as a passive spectator parked on the couch in front of the boob-tube.

Did you know that the NFL has appointed a new Vice President of "Social Responsibility?" Hawaiian Libertarian continues:

It's now just a matter of time before all NFL players and everyone else employed by the league, are soon going to be forced to attend workshops and conferences where they will be subjected to power point presentations, skits, videos and tearful testimonials of Women's Studies graduates and interns, all as a part of this new program for "sensitivity training" and "social responsibility."

I'm sure this will undoubtedly improve the quality of the game.

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Shorts bunching up

Rick Tosches writes:

The University of Colorado at Boulder has certainly generated its share of controversy.

Rampant pot smoking. A party school image. A philosophy department accused of sexual harassment. The soaring cost, now pegged at $156 million, of athletic facilities upgrades.

And most recently, a campus appearance by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who talked about troubling student debt. (Having a Democratic leader pontificate about debt is not unlike having a member of the Denver Sheriff Department lecture us on the importance of being kind to people.)

So, with such a full plate, the school's leaders spent nearly a year in discussions about a major campus issue: whether to rename dormitories with Arapaho names Houusoo Hall and, my personal favorite, Nowoo3 Hall.

The whole thing makes me cra76zy, as I'm sure it does you^&4uuu.

Last November the Boulder Campus Planning Commission recommended this terrific idea of honoring American Indians by giving Arapaho names to CU buildings where teenagers drink, smoke weed and have sex.

The commission OK came after some faculty members said the proposed names are taken directly from the Arapaho/Hinono'ei language and using any other spellings for the Boulder campus buildings would be culturally insensitive.

There was precedent for CU's plan. The University of British Columbia, and I am not kidding, has the Xwi7xwa Library, which leads to the obvious question: Can you major in wolverine trapping and pelt-trading, or do you have to pick one or the other? And at prestigious Stanford, there is — and again, I am not kidding — the Muwekma-Ta-Ruk Residence Hall.

Alas, this month CU announced its plan to name dorms Houusoo Hall and Nowoo3 Hall had been scrapped and the new plan calls for them to be named Little Raven and Niwot halls.

Which will, of course, make the Native Studies tenured faculty members' shor88ts bu9nch up3.

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