Comments by "Rod VonLongrod" (@user-mr1ku5iz8l) on "SALTY Modern Women Raise the Alarm Why Men Are Opting Out of Dating American Females" video.

Modern women (at Best Buy): “Hi. I’d like to buy the new iPhone Umpteen. Here’s my money.” Employee: “No. You want the latest high end Android phone.” Modern women: “Excuse Me? I don’t want a damn Android. All my friends have the iPhone Umpteen. I’m a woman so I follow trends. I told you I wanted the iPhone. Here’s the money. Give me an iPhone!” Employee: “Are you sure you don’t want an Android? It does everything the iPhone Umpteen can do for less money.” Modern women: “I don’t understand how a business is trying to tell me what I should want when I told you what I want.” Employee: “So now do you understand why trying to force Men who want traditional women to instead be with feminists doesn’t work?”
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@20thCenturyfan1701 I've owned both over the years. The iPhone holds its value and offers a better experience. I use all three OS types at home: Mac, Linux, and Windoze so I prefer the Mac. I dislike Android because of its association with the evil G company and it's tight integration with it. I liked being able to customize my phone with Android though. Feminists resent & hate Men. Feminist-influenced women want the benefits of a Traditional Man while still being influenced by the Man-hating ideology. I'm glad modern women are having a difficult time. They chose to go down this path, let them suffer the consequences. No assistance for them. Society chose to go down this path to its detriment.
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@20thCenturyfan1701 I don't even carry a cell phone any more. The point of the post was an analogy to illustrate a point in simple terms women could understand and relate to. I didn't expect the conversation to become about cellphones. People should use whichever cell phone they want to use or can afford. I think those high end phones are overpriced, emit radiation into the gonads being so close kept in the pocket, and are primarily self-spying devices. They give out a treasure trove of personal data. Every few seconds the cell phone is pinging the nearest tower creating a location point on everybody who uses them. I still own a flip phone that I was going month-to-month with. I stopped paying for service about a year ago and now I walk out the door untethered to technology. It feels great especially when I go out in public observing all the smartphone zombies hunched over hypnotized by their little screens.
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