The effectiveness of “single mothers” goes in the following order
1. Widows (don’t do a terrible job as residual attraction for their spouses causes them to elevate the husbands’ better traits while raising the kids to compensate for his absence)
2. Actually dutiful wives who were abandoned (as rare as that is these days)
3. Frivorcees
4. Baby Mommas
Note that once we get to option 4, being raised by a pack of feral wolves is equally preferable.
@TKI
Note that once we get to option 4, being raised by a pack of feral wolves is equally preferable.
If you go to the full Vimeo site, the director says: “Raised by a pack of cyber wolves and Amazonian concubines, Kennedy is forever in our hearts. This music video is a gift from me to him.”
Chances are: The speaker in the video (from Thousand Oaks, CA) is also the kid.
I couldn’t finish watching. That was weird.
@Joanna
The last 30 seconds of the video are the most poignant. Obviously, not everything is good for everyone’s consumption, so feel free to avoid it.
I couldn’t finish watching. That was weird.
I felt the exact same way, Jo. Maybe I’ll try again to make it to the end.
That, and I wondered how you people find this stuff, Cane.
@Elspeth
That, and I wondered how you people find this stuff, Cane.
I’m privy to a special listserv that tracks all Manosphere themes as they occur in pop culture.
Ok, ok… This song is the same artist (Kennedy) who wrote the song I linked to (Karate) in the previous post. I found that from this ad for Dollarshaveclub.com
I’m privy to a special listserv that tracks all Manosphere themes as they occur in pop culture.
Yeah couldn’t make it through the video. Did watch the last :30 based on your comment. Ugh.
That really is a sick song.
@Joanna
It’s a modern “A Modest Proposal”. A reflection of an ugly culture is bound to be ugly.
Resurrection Day Blessings to you and the family, Mr. Caldo.
And to you and yours, Elspeth.
That makes me sad.
The music is painful, but the message is dead on.
@Dalrock
The music is painful, but the message is dead on.
Ha! I would argue that you used the wrong conjunction there. The music and the video match the message.
Painful: I particularly appreciate the dance-floor appearing under the kid in the last seconds of the video; a foreshadowing of his future, based on what he’s learned at his mother’s apron strings.
Ridiculous: The dream guy is a super-wealthy teacher; a blue-stater’s version of the hunky handyman who is a secret millionaire.
Superficial: The women are just there for a good time. This music epitomizes a good time. It’s dance-y, a bit scandalous, frivolously discussing a real problem. The chorus the muses sing in the middle (“When heaven lends a helping hand; the helping hand of a dirty old man.”) is perfect.
This is art.
You are commenting when you could be writing posts. Just sayin’. Man up and write already.
I am waiting patiently for a new post here.
I know between Social Pathologist and this time is moving more slowly.
As am I. What GK said. Man up.
Since I’m here, seriously did you used to go under a different name? I just noticed you had a blog and was wondering if I’d already read you in comments.
Cane they are ringing all bells, klaxons even. The maw of need is gaping.
Where is, repeat, where is Task Force Thirty Four? The world wonders.
I am ashamed to say I did not recognize the reference…I have fixed that…
Good to know that you’re still alive and kicking, LOL…
Things that We have Heard and Known 
The effectiveness of “single mothers” goes in the following order
1. Widows (don’t do a terrible job as residual attraction for their spouses causes them to elevate the husbands’ better traits while raising the kids to compensate for his absence)
2. Actually dutiful wives who were abandoned (as rare as that is these days)
3. Frivorcees
4. Baby Mommas
Note that once we get to option 4, being raised by a pack of feral wolves is equally preferable.
@TKI
If you go to the full Vimeo site, the director says: “Raised by a pack of cyber wolves and Amazonian concubines, Kennedy is forever in our hearts. This music video is a gift from me to him.”
Chances are: The speaker in the video (from Thousand Oaks, CA) is also the kid.
I couldn’t finish watching. That was weird.
@Joanna
The last 30 seconds of the video are the most poignant. Obviously, not everything is good for everyone’s consumption, so feel free to avoid it.
I couldn’t finish watching. That was weird.
I felt the exact same way, Jo. Maybe I’ll try again to make it to the end.
That, and I wondered how you people find this stuff, Cane.
@Elspeth
I’m privy to a special listserv that tracks all Manosphere themes as they occur in pop culture.
Ok, ok… This song is the same artist (Kennedy) who wrote the song I linked to (Karate) in the previous post. I found that from this ad for Dollarshaveclub.com
I’m privy to a special listserv that tracks all Manosphere themes as they occur in pop culture.
Ah. Well here’s one for you:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kerri-zane/5-reasons-its-better-to-b_b_2854313.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular
You’re gonna love reason number 4.
Yeah couldn’t make it through the video. Did watch the last :30 based on your comment. Ugh.
That really is a sick song.
@Joanna
It’s a modern “A Modest Proposal”. A reflection of an ugly culture is bound to be ugly.
Resurrection Day Blessings to you and the family, Mr. Caldo.
And to you and yours, Elspeth.
That makes me sad.
The music is painful, but the message is dead on.
@Dalrock
Ha! I would argue that you used the wrong conjunction there. The music and the video match the message.
Painful: I particularly appreciate the dance-floor appearing under the kid in the last seconds of the video; a foreshadowing of his future, based on what he’s learned at his mother’s apron strings.
Ridiculous: The dream guy is a super-wealthy teacher; a blue-stater’s version of the hunky handyman who is a secret millionaire.
Superficial: The women are just there for a good time. This music epitomizes a good time. It’s dance-y, a bit scandalous, frivolously discussing a real problem. The chorus the muses sing in the middle (“When heaven lends a helping hand; the helping hand of a dirty old man.”) is perfect.
This is art.
You are commenting when you could be writing posts. Just sayin’. Man up and write already.
I am waiting patiently for a new post here.
I know between Social Pathologist and this time is moving more slowly.
As am I. What GK said. Man up.
Since I’m here, seriously did you used to go under a different name? I just noticed you had a blog and was wondering if I’d already read you in comments.
Cane they are ringing all bells, klaxons even. The maw of need is gaping.
Where is, repeat, where is Task Force Thirty Four? The world wonders.
I am ashamed to say I did not recognize the reference…I have fixed that…
Good to know that you’re still alive and kicking, LOL…