mASF post by "jim dutton"
posted on: USENet: alt.seduction.fast newsgroup, June 6, 2002In article <ec1***8@po***.com[ ? ]>,
T <tbo***s@gc***.net[ ? ]> wrote:
>GoddessBaybee <god***e@ya***.com[ ? ]> wrote in message
>news:<ae5***v@dr***.com[ ? ]>...
>> In article <ec1***7@po***.com[ ? ]>, tbo***s@gc***.net[ ? ]
>> says...
>> >
>> >GoddessBaybee <god***e@ya***.com[ ? ]> wrote in message
>> >news:<ae3***i@dr***.com[ ? ]>...
>> >> checkin <che***4@ao***.com[ ? ]> wrote in message
>> >> news:<1103_1023354015@l2lwad-2l320-al>...
>> >> > On 5 Jun 2002 21:14:54 -0700, tbo***s@gc***.net[ ? ] (T) wrote:
>> >> > > checkin wrote:
>> >> > > > On 4 Jun 2002 14:18:27 -0700, tbo***s@gc***.net[ ? ] (T) wrote:
>> >> > > > > checkin wrote:
>> >> > > > > > On 3 Jun 2002 12:11:01 -0700, GoddessBaybee wrote:
>> >> > > > > >
>> >> > > > > > > Psychologically speaking, I think most women would
>really have to
>> >> > > > > > > dehumanize a man in some way before she'd be capable of
>scamming
>> >> > > > > > > him like this.
>> >> > > > > >
>> >> > > > > > A guy checking out a mail-order-bride catalog is already
>> >> > > > > > dehumanized.
>> >> > > > >
>> >> > > > > Is there such a thing? I've never seen one. Have you?
>> >>
>> >> Hey Mr. T,
>> >>
>> >> here's one:
>> >> http://www.russian-women-catalog.com/
>> >>
>> >> Catalogs featuring these women can be found all over the net. If ya have
>> >> trouble believing this, just go ta google and search the keywords 'russian,
>> >> women, catalog'.
>> >>
>> >> > > > What thing? A guy? You've just read an article,
>> >> > > > I guess that's it.
>> >> > >
>> >> > > No. God, you're dense. Is there such a thing as mail order brides? Is
>> >> > > it possible to actually order a bride using the mail? Or, is this just
>> >> > > another fantasy made up by feminists.
>> >>
>> >> Saying that mailorder brides are a fantasy made up by feminists is
>even more
>> >> ridiculous than the conspiracy theory that mailorder brides are
>really covert
>> >> spies sent by Putin...
>> >>
>> >> I think it's common knowledge what people mean when they use the
>> >> phrase "mail order bride".
>> >
>> >Personals type advertisements and dating services have been around for
>> >a very long time. All that has changed is the format (the web) and
>> >access to a wider selection.
>> >
>> >Show me where anyone actually _orders_ a bride through the mail. I
>> >suspect they don't exist. The fembots are criticizing a fantasy.
>> >--
>> >T
>>
>>
>> Mr. T,
>>
>> I don't think anyone is suggesting that you can literally buy a woman from
>> another country and they'll ship her to you shrink-wrapped in a big 'ol crate
>> sent via parcel post...
>>
>> The phrase "mail order bride" is a figure of speech.
>> I think you are arguing dishonestly because it seems to be common
>knowledge what
>> most people mean when they use the phrase "mail order bride".
>>
>> But what the hell,
>> I'll spell it out for ya...
>>
>> Historically, certain men used to obtain "mail order brides" by
>looking at print
>> catalogs featuring pictures of women from a poor country who were
>interested in
>> re-locating to a wealthier country via marriage. If he saw a picture
>he liked,
>> he'd send her correspondence through the mail, and they'd try to work out a
>> marriage arrangement. Hence the term "mail order bride"
>>
>> Today people use the web and email.
>> This doesn't change the dynamic much though.
>> A mail order bride is a woman from a poor country who's hoping to
>relocate to a
>> wealthier country via marriage.
>
>Why does the fact she is from another country matter? Shouldn't a
>woman who hopes to relocate from one part of the country to another or
>even one part of town to another be under just as much suspicion?
>Should a man who gains introduction to such a woman be subject to the
>same amount of disdain? Or, should people just be let alone to make
>whatever choices they like as long as no one else gets hurt?
>>
>> There seem to be plenty of people who criticize men who go the mail
>order bride
>> route and look upon these men as desperate. Such detractors tend to include,
>> feminists, non-feminists and other men. To say that "mail order brides" are a
>> "feminist fantasy", is completely ridiculous.
>
>Essentially, what they are doing is using the negative historical
>conotations of the phrase to try to denigrate those who use a
>legitimate tool to gain introduction to those of the opposite sex.
>Feminists seem to be especially fond of this tactic.
>--
>T
T. Goddessbabe aka Brittany Spears is a bartender that prick teases
married men for tips. It's how she makes her living. She has to look for
someone to look down on in order to feel shes not the bottom of societys
barrel. Those women from other country sites are the equivalent of
americas match.com only the women are on average far more educated.
Unlike Goddessbabe.
Babe when you shag my next beer shake your ass and I'll consider flippin
ya a qwuata.
She's also getting sport humped by a canadian for gods sake.
-Jeem, HTH
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