Comments by "Jeremy" (@josiah5776) on "Better Bachelor" channel.

  1. Being "successful with women" is like being "successful at self-deletion"
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  2. Equal representation in construction jobs, oil fields, linemen, trash collection and more. Equal work hours. Equal prison sentences. Equal child support payments. Equal alimony.
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  3.  @muskokamike127  The sad thing is, that's probably exactly how it went.
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  4.  @Treblaine  True, but I've seen more than one man railroad on the woman's word alone, despite data in his favor. Glad that didn't happen here. I get what you're saying though. A man's word alone is not believed the way a woman's is.
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  5. I am in solidarity with your movement!
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  6. Exactly. Ever try to sue as a man? Give it a try and let me know how that works out for you. Yeah there are exceptions, if you have really deep pockets
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  7.  @Evulchair  Yeah, it definitely thinned out the crowd to a smaller group who I concentrate all my efforts on now. Kind of a blessing, now that it is all behind me. It was a very accurate litmus test. No more phonies.
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  8. @Ace.0.0.0.  She abandoned us for another woman. Court gave me full custody of my child. I had her parental rights terminated thereafter. Yes, it was 18%. Blew my mind after I ran the numbers.
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  9. @michaelbrinks8089  Yes, I forgot about that option. I guess a better question would be what percentage of those single women homes were paid for by a man. We already know 100% of the homes we're built by men.
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  10. I've been dealing with it since 1980. About time.
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  11. I got a "hate speech" warning on YT for commenting that the US legal system is misandrist. The NARRATIVE!
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  12. Single father here too. 24/7 The mother is a deadbeat who disappeared years ago. Raising a kid alone has it's challenges, but it is very much doable. I made sure I worked remote so that I could be there for my child and I am also home schooling her. Why? Because when faced with a challenge, most men will see how to meet it ... without government support. Not like the government would provide it anyway for fathers. I've never whined on tiktok or demanded that someone "woman up" and take care of my child. Being a father is very rewarding. Having a wife to help me would be preferable, but I won't let a radfem into my life to destroy my child.
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  13. The USA has been notorious for a long time for forcing actions and situations on other nations that we would never tolerate in our own neighborhood. That's part of what makes Americans so hated in some places of the world. The recent addition of acting all virtuous about it only adds to the flames. "We reiterate our message that U.S. citizens should not travel to Ukraine due to the active armed conflict." [But don't worry, we will continue to prioritize a huge chunk of your tax dollars flowing there on a regular basis with little or no oversight. The families of the American political elite thank you for the opportunity to launder their extensive funds there.]
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  14. Joker, it doesn't take much to make the USA (or any government) to look like a hypocrite.
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  15.  @JAB-bc9uv  I did several years ago. Moved a thousand miles away as well. Best move I've ever made.
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  16.  @YD-uq5fi  Practically, that is really the only choice you have as a man today.
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  17. I left the West almost a year ago. I have never once heard DEI mentioned where I now live. Some other words I never hear anymore are: patriarchy, misogyny, toxic masculinity, gender wage gap, Biden, Trump, or Kamala.
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  18.  @bunnyboo6295  Narcissists and psychopathic people do it a lot.
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  19. A woman (or man) who falsely accuses should receive the same sentence as the crime for which they falsely accused. False accusation for snuggle struggle = 20 years. That would put an end to it pretty fast.
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  20. Corporations have virtual meetings in the metaverse, yet still require employees to go in to the office to have these virtual meetings.
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  21. I checked out a while back. I provide for myself and my child by working on my own. I want nothing more to do with the corporate world, the military, or a relationship. I've been in all three and was wrung out and thrown to the gutter by all three. I owe nothing and will contribute nothing.
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  22. Imagine coming home from war to find a cheating wife? I don't have to imagine, I lived it. She also took out 2 million insurance on me, bragging to everyone how rich she would be when (not if) I died. The insurance had a war clause, so she never would have collected. She banged at least 6 different guys that I could prove, including a cop. Also put me 40K in debt while I was gone. That was back in the day when the Army required you to give your wife a power of attorney when you deployed. Not sure what it is now. Not only is it extremely difficult to tell the good women from the bad, numerous good women turn bad during the course of the marriage. Women will never change. As long as the laws empower them to do whatever they want with no consequences, you would have better luck giving a combat loaded tank to your 7-year-old.
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  23.  @mr.anderson4755  Thanks, is has gotten better. Not with my son, but better overall.
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  24. Your grandmother's generation was not this terrible. That was my mom's generation. She was a full-blown, bat-shit narcissist, yet her actions pale in comparison to the average modern American woman.
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  25. ​@starseeker2793 Yeah, I agree hard times have been here for decades. However ... for the past 40 years, every year I have thought it cannot get any worse. And every year I have been wrong.
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  26.  @willisskull2676  Strongly and independently following the herd.
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  27. My ex owes me 6 years of back child support. The cops do nothing. The judge laughs. The lawyers won't take my case. Don't bother saying what you would do, or that you would never tolerate this, unless you've been through the same and have a real solution instead of bloviating. A friend of mine has sole custody of his four children. His ex abducted them, crossed state lines, and joined a cult that starved, beat and SAed the children. Police and judges in three states did nothing. FBI did nothing. He rescued one child himself. Another child, a boy, escaped a year later in Las Vegas with a ton of evidence about the abuse, fraud and theft the cult was committing. What did Las Vegas police do? They threatened the father with abuse charges if he didn't fly down and pick up his son. When asked if what they were going to do about the cult and abuse of children, the cops said, "That's not our problem." Fast forward a few years and the boy who escaped, now a 20-year--old man, searched diligently and found his siblings ... again in Las Vegas. He and is father flew down and confronted the ex. She threw the boy from a moving vehicle, lacerating his arm. Cops arrived and took her into custody. So, finally some justice, right? Wrong. After the father and boy flew back home, they released her without charges. They the told the boy it was his fault for flying to Vegas and "causing trouble." They told the father if he had wanted his kids back, he should have done something years ago ... which he did do, ironically even in Las Vegas. The woman was give a pass ... again. Cops do nothing. Judges do nothing. FBI does nothing. Women get away with everything and anything. However, six cops showed up a this guy's home a few years back and, without explaining anything, threw him face down to the ground ... gashing his forehead and dislocating his shoulder. They went to the wrong address investigating a domestic dispute. Why the excessive force? Well, because it was a woman making the call and every man was guilty, even the wrong one at the wrong address. Oh ... this woman also owes him years of back child support.
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  28. Exactly. Mass, collective narcissism.
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  29. @buzuxi  Yes
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  30. I was a software engineer for 25 years. There is a reason I am very, very careful about what updates I allow on my personal computers. I have seen countless glitches, outages and crashes over the years all because of updates by large, supposedly reputable, companies.
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  31.  @willdegra317  You are correct sir, they were not my friends… and my family was not my family. I don’t waste even a minute of time on any of them now.
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  32.  @worldwarwitt2760  I tried. In criminal court, I was not permitted to file charges, because she was considered the "victim." In civil court, no attorney would take my case. They just laughed and said "good luck with that." I finally just distanced myself from all of it and concentrated on a new and better life without women.
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  33. Exactly. That's why the "model" type completely turns me off.
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  34. Me neither. Funny how that works, eh?
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  35. ​ @ronmexico5908 They used to have that ... or something close to it. WAC - Women's Army Corps. But then we got women can do everything men do.
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  36. ​@JohnHernandez-mq4jr Same. 3/4 of my comments just vanish. No profanity. No personal attacks. No "prohibited" words. Just going against the narrative.
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  37. My ex (female) is 2 years behind in child support with me, and 3 years behind in payment to the her first husband. The government has taken the following action *drum roll** NOTHING.
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  38. One of my ex's years back loved watching true crime stories on TV. She ended up running off with a room-temp IQ felon who just got out of prison. I don't miss her.
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  39.  @sidecharacter7165  It was the DA and cops who talked to the family and friends. The judge just quashed every attempt my attorney made to file for prosecutorial misconduct. DAs also use "investigators" to do this so they can claim it is not their office. In the end, putting pressure on the judge for his involvement in this led to dismissal of charges.
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  40. I'm divorcing my wife because ... ... she booed World of Warcraft night elf mage ... she booed my favorite NFL quarterback ... she booed while I was watching The Dirty Dozen Make it make sense.
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  41. Thank God I'm ugly 🤣
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  42. @GeorgeSemel  I agree with your assessment. I was an Army officer for 27 years. If she was a Whitehouse aide as a captain, she was a darling fast tracked for promotion. Yeah, there are fast tracks for men too (since all the feminists and soyboys will scream but what about men?!? ) Men don't get the skids greased anywhere near as much in the units. I've seen general's sons tossed out for incompetence.
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  43.  @shoa4566  False accusation registry ... that's one of the best ideas I've ever heard. Anyone making an accusation should be cross referenced there prior to charges being filed. If their name is present, at least double the minimum evidence should be required. If they don't like it, then they shouldn't have lied in the past.
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  44. @jasonBGI  None of the kids are mine. We raided her house when the cops would do nothing and got back my daughter and one of her half-siblings. This is the USA today. Tell me a 3rd world country is worse.
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  45.  @bobleglob162  Philippines
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  46.  @ArtisChronicles  Agreed. Duluth model is pure anti-man.
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  47. @djaeger-k5m  Makes sense to me on both counts.
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  48.  @CanadaKonnect  Yeah, I hear ya. I know that logically speaking, excluding all women makes no sense. Just taking some time to process the experiences and come up with a better way of doing things. I think developing good discernment about red flags is very important. The woman in my example displayed a lot of them, if I had known what to look for. I know now. I don't go out at all. I know that's draconian. As for the flirting, I am highly suspicious of a woman who does that. "Love bombing" was a way the destructive woman got her hooks into me. Male posers can use that tactic as well, but in a over the top fraternal bonding way. Either way, the best course of action is to wait and watch. Be amicable, but don't commit ... until you know a lot more. At least that's what I've gleaned from all of this. Phonies cannot keep up the façade indefinitely.
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  49.  @xxxlonewolf49  haha yes, you'll have to post that multiple times to get it through.
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  50.  @alexkeleman3099  I know over a dozen men with similar experiences. Sadly, it is common. The only things that differ are whether they are imprisoned and how much it costs them.
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