Comments by "Richard Jones" (@EE12CSVT) on "Legion Of Men" channel.

  1. She's another grifter who jumped on a bandwagon
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  2. She's another grifter who jumped on a bandwagon
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  3.  @ruckin3  I'm 51. I've yet to meet any woman who doesn't need drama, like the guy yelling back at her. If you don't, it unnerves her because you're not giving her the attention, and shouting back shows her that you 'care'. So they'll create drama and fights out of thin air for the sake of it. When she discovers I don't fall for that trick and I'm not going to be giving her that energy, she's off. I never married. I don't date and haven't since 2007. I don't deal with train wreck women.
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  4. ​ @nimblehuman I appear to be the only guy under 60 in my town without any tats. Men in the gyms I use are plastered with them.
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  5. They don't have it
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  6. 10:25 Oh dear, Bo can't see that the guy is being lovebombed by a narc who tried to recruit a new simp. But then, Bo's a child.
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  7. Novelty and dopamine highs
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  8. Exactly that. As we've seen from other videos where he talks about hid dating, Bo allows women to walk all over him and says it's necessary in order to date. He's a child.
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  9. Take s look at what Hungary are doing. It's what Bo describes.
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  10. Ah, masculinity. Yeah, women don't like it. Really, really don't like it. It's only tolerated in men who are 6ft 6in Chad Thunderstroke, immensely rich sugar daddies, or the town thug and local pharma seller. If women wanted masculine men, they'd be dating them, but they don't. It's overwhelmingly feminine simps who get to date.
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  11.  @donaldvonglitchenberger4108  Who said I did, "dude"?
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  12. Here in the UK at least, I can only think of possibly three women in LTRs/marriages in couples under 70 who allow their man to lead. Three. All the others I've seen very much lead the man. It's impossible to meet a woman who's willing to follow a man.
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  13. He contradicts himself to get the views
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  14. ​ @forgottenfuryan I didn't realise his construction business failed. I do know that he's a grifter who makes his cash from men.
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  15.  @forgottenfuryan  Um, no, I didn't preside over anything, sunshine. I'm involved with various groups to rebuild civil society, bring back accountability to politics and the public sector, influence politicians to bring back manufacturing, to scrap woke legislation. As such, I'm a regional organiser of one of these organisations here in the UK to undo alllll the damage you see in these videos. Tell me, what are you doing on a practical level to push back, apart from showing us your irrelevant millennial griping and bitterness?
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  16. ​ @sawris7294 I still see people. There are those I know around me who are the same as us, and I get on fine with them, but with the NPC others, I'm very short tempered, or have the psychopath dead face on me. It earns respect from men, and they don't give me any trouble, probably because they think I could F up their lives with no remorse.
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  17. Which is why you need to manipulate them before they manipulate you, or rather you let them think they're manipulating you, but under your control. Then use and dump.
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  18. They're no better, sometimes they're worse than this because they try to compensate for their lack of looks
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  19. Yep, they're in competition with their frenemies over the hottest and most successful guy they can get and pin down, and emasculate. It's pathetic.
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  20. There are reasons why it's grossly underdiagnosed
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  21. No it's not
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  22. If any guy thinks that being or becoming higher value brings out the decent women from the woodwork, it doesn't. The better you become, the more garbage you get exposed to. Highly successful, tall, handsome, well dressed, highly social, well travelled businessmen bachelor friends of mine have given up because they can't find a woman who doesn't take, take, take. On paper they're what women say they want and are the high value guys that men's channels say men should become. Yet they still get treated like crap.
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  23. It's laughable you can have all the sixes and still get treated like dirt
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  24. 25:00 If you're not making momey by 40, you fucked up? Oh boy, you've not lived. Hmm, try being a full-time unpaid carer for elderly relatives for well over a decade and then have to start from scratch, and you'd still be a carer if they hadn't died.
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  25. @fluxonite  He's materialistic and only thinks in terms of money, success, and women. Several have seen through his grift. He'd write off as losers the men who made sacrifices during WW2 to keep the show on the road.
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  26. Same in UK. A few friends of mine are bachelors, and they socialise a lot in a big town. They've given up on women because they can't find any who take, take, take. It doesn't matter how rich and successful you are, how tall, handsome, well dressed, well groomed, well travelled, well socialised, how good you are with children, it means nothing. You still get used.
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  27.  @JohnQPublic345  Might have replied to tbe wrong person by mistake, without my glasses on, then. Apologies.
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  28. @h2t26  I find the opposite. Little or no drama and insanity among 18-25. All that comes in later and omly gets worse over time. But they all expect the guy to be a wallet in one way or another. As I and bachelor friends know, if they can't take, take, take, they're off. Last time I met someone and dated them because she wanted to be with me because of who I was and not what I could do for her was in 2000.
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  29. A woman I know had just that in her early 30s. Horse drawn carriage to wedding, huge reception, no expense spares in any of it in a huge mansion. I happened to see many of the photos after having to sort through some folders on a server. It didn't stop her asking the office Chad to remove his shirt to gawp at his muscles nor did it stop her flirting with me and wanting to know details of my performance.
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  30.  @HollAnna  Deflection, as expected
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  31. Oooh, no, that's a sign that the Queen has been rejected, and causes a massive ego bruise. She then goes to her orbit cloud and picks out an orbiting simp who won't dare walk away or show little interest.
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  32. Thinking back to my relatives here in rural UK, my uncles would be something like a caretaker, forestry man, water engineer, drive a road sweeper, that sort of thing. They might live in a modest house in a small town or in the countryside. The wife would be a SAHM, stay at home all the time to raise them, then send the kids to school (they might walk in those days), then if she had a job, she'd work in a newsagent or small shop. She'd leave ready to meet the kids from school if not walk to meet them. Same with the other families they knew. She'd then prepare the meals, and do the cleaning and laundry. He'd get home sometime before 6 to a hot meal. Those were solid marriages with no divorces or infidelity. Today, she's expected to hold down a full time job on top of trying to get young kids to school, picking them up, and if they get ill, she has to take time off. I've worked with married women who struggle to do all this and they have to call in all sorts of favours from their parents or even neighbours to help out. It's a mess they have to spend so much energy managing.
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  33. Well done, keep it up
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  34. Just be 6ft 6in bro, just have a lantern jaw, bro. Thanks to inflation, we'll all be earning 6-7 figures pretty soon 😄
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  35. @donaldvonglitchenberger4108  You need glasses. I'm 52 and about the right weight for my age, I have a V taper, flat stomach, toned muscles and elite VO2max. You were saying, "dude"?
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  36. When I bothered to have relationships or affairs way back in the mists of time, I didn't mind having control over most of what went on. I'd never close off the woman completely, but she understood her role was for me to provide that masculine leadership for most of the time and in most circumstances. It didn't burden me to do it, and I didn't regard her as a passive object that was dragging around. I could trust her to be capable and competent on aspects of her life, but when she was with me, she trusted me to be able to make the decisions and the leadership. It was the same in various jobs I'd had at the time, and since, where my bosses would have to delegate responsibility to me and they'd allow me to have a huge amount of agency to Get Things Done, which I did. And I'd have various staff under me whom I'd delegate tasks to or they were others who knew they had to do whatever I told them. But these days, women flag out refuse to allow the man to lead. I can only think of three marriages of couples under 60 where the man leads. In all the others, he's that passive guy she's dragging around, not because he doesn't or didn't know how to, it's because the woman flat out refuses to relinquish any power, as it means patriarchal oppression, she's his slave etc etc.
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  37. Yes, he's a grifter who supplies us with entertainment value
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  38. Or worse have the police called on you. We have signs here in the UK to not even 'stare' at women lest you get arrested for something so there's no way I'd talk plainly like that to one. Women's paranoia is now enshrined in law, so if you're not in the top 5% of looks, you're only a phone call away from ending up in handcuffs for 'having the balls' to talk to her like that.
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  39. Isn't that interesting
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  40. It's already going that way in law and accountancy. "Do the work, become a professional in law and accountancy, and you'll have women after you." Those careers are now going the way of AI. The only long term winners will be CEOs, programmers, and blue collar men doing the 3D jobs.
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  41. 15:17 the difference between self improvement and sculpting yourself to be used as a tool to be used by women? Depends on whether or not the guy wants to meet women and his intention on improving. But no matter how much you improve, it's not enough and you get used anyway. The only married men I can say I know who aren't being used, and their wives are with them because they don't use them and were there right from the start and built something with him from nothing are in their 60s and older as are their wives. The other men have life parasites attached to them.
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  42. And if he's not willing to do that, simp men will call him an incel with no 'game'
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  43. But what are we improving ourselves for? It's all very well for Rich Cooper to say to attract women, but that's not what happens. It sure attracts even more 304s than usual, but it doesn't create decent women out of nothing.
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  44. Import the third world, become the third world
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  45. I feel sad for guys who didn't get to date/have affairs/girlfriends in the 1990s when it was fun, there weren't anywhere near as many 304s around nor entitled narcs.
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  46. ​ @lilbrother45 Same age, and did the same several years ago, coincidentally when I joined a gym. Most of the 'friends' I had don't bother with me now. Most of the men I know or knew are married. Of the single ones I know or knew, most are blue pilled, simp, and expected me to do the same. Most of them got the chop. There's a few decent men I know, but most don't live around me. An advantage in being assertive/borderline aggressive is that people know not to BS me so keep away. A few make it through and they're good people. But I'm completelt withering with an awful lot of useless and batsh1t woke people. Women like that dominance but don't like it that I don't tolerate their BS nor their attempts to control and use me. I'm not a weak simp.
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  47. ​ @ElJefe0719 and the disturbing thing is that you notice just how many men don't do this
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  48.  @ElJefe0719  Because I was born here and it's where all my ancestors are from and where nearly all my relatives live.
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  49. 7:40 They're always seeing other people, even if they say they aren't
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  50. It isn't - it's tax on income or interest drawn off savings. It's considered to be income thus taxable as income tax. But Labour and SNP MPs have been calling for a wealth tax, ie asset confiscation. They're really that demented.
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