Kevin Samuels Discussion Thread

[Balla]

I mentioned rappers bc they shyt on fans too. And then those same fans proceed to follow their careers, stream their music, buy concert tickets, and fund the very lifestyle that allows him to shyt on them. So why act like KS is unique in his approach to the bm fanbase?


You must not listen. The women are just as hard headed, its just that he's spent more time critiquing them, so his female listeners are SLOWLY catching on.


To red pill proponents: debt and (unfortunately) low pay a garbage man who has no debt and probably makes more.



I didn't say either was easy. There is more to it than feminine and in shape and many women seem to have a problem with those ostensibly simple basics.

I’m not saying KS is unique. I’m not saying men shouldn’t call in to not get shytted on.

You got men saying he fukks bytches, so he’s high value. nikkas gonna say their high value no matter what they do.

nikkas ignoring everything that he has listed on the video and it’s making men look stupid because they will insist they’re high value when the do they don’t meet the standards he has.

 

[Balla]

I’m done with this shyt. A teacher is as valuable as a garbage man and a janitor, ok.

 

[Youseenmywork]

 

[Nobu]

The funny thing is a lot of what he says about value is said so openly in other cultures and isn't considered 'toxic'. In a lot of non-Western cultures, it's so normal for even women to check other women on their value in terms of their weight and age instead of pretend like everyone has the same opportunity like Western cultures do. If a woman is unmarried and fat, her family will tell her straight to her face she's not getting a high value husband unless she loses weight. Men are also told where they stand. There seems to be a strong Western aversion to being judged by objective standards, especially by people who don't meet those standards, whereas elsewhere even people who don't meet the standards don't object to the standards and aren't deluded into thinking everyone has the same opportunities.

People are a lot more straightforward outside the West, they'd watch what Kevin says like

 

[Un-AmericanDreamer]

The funny thing is a lot of what he says about value is said so openly in other cultures. In a lot of non-Western cultures, it's so normal for even women to check other women on their value in terms of their weight and age instead of pretend like everyone has the same opportunity like Western cultures do. If a woman is unmarried and fat, her family will tell her straight to her face she's not getting a high value husband unless she loses weight. Men are also told where they stand. There seems to be a strong Western aversion to being judged by objective standards, especially by people who don't meet those standards, whereas elsewhere even people who don't meet the standards don't object to the standards and aren't deluded into thinking everyone has the same opportunities.

People are a lot more straightforward outside the West, they'd watch what Kevin says like

Especially in the black community, where everyone is a boss and a Queen.

 

[Barnett114]

People taking this shyt seriously?

This is supposed to be nothing more than entertainment with some sprinkles of truths dropped in.

 

[Adebisi_Said]

He’s on tonight with Jap

"You're too old for a Sugar Daddy"

 

[Ahadi]

The funny thing is a lot of what he says about value is said so openly in other cultures and isn't considered 'toxic'. In a lot of non-Western cultures, it's so normal for even women to check other women on their value in terms of their weight and age instead of pretend like everyone has the same opportunity like Western cultures do. If a woman is unmarried and fat, her family will tell her straight to her face she's not getting a high value husband unless she loses weight. Men are also told where they stand. There seems to be a strong Western aversion to being judged by objective standards, especially by people who don't meet those standards, whereas elsewhere even people who don't meet the standards don't object to the standards and aren't deluded into thinking everyone has the same opportunities.

People are a lot more straightforward outside the West, they'd watch what Kevin says like

Asian Women, White Woman and Indian Women have NO problem telling their daughters they fat or they need to fix up in order to get a man.

And wait until Thanksgiving comes around. They are getting roasted.

 

[saturn7]

The funny thing is a lot of what he says about value is said so openly in other cultures and isn't considered 'toxic'. In a lot of non-Western cultures, it's so normal for even women to check other women on their value in terms of their weight and age instead of pretend like everyone has the same opportunity like Western cultures do. If a woman is unmarried and fat, her family will tell her straight to her face she's not getting a high value husband unless she loses weight. Men are also told where they stand. There seems to be a strong Western aversion to being judged by objective standards, especially by people who don't meet those standards, whereas elsewhere even people who don't meet the standards don't object to the standards and aren't deluded into thinking everyone has the same opportunities.

People are a lot more straightforward outside the West, they'd watch what Kevin says like

LOL.

This is America pal. You can be any and everything because........

you deserve it.

 

[darryl]

Taking a break from this redpill manospher content

Way too toxic
Im tryin to love a women not be a hater


Fred

Lame azz negro

 

[Astroslik]

And even then, there are nuisances where teachers are actually doing better than doctors and lawyers. Medical and law school today can put you up to $300,000 in debt or more and the pay is different depending on the specialty. Teachers with a Masters and x amount of years of experience can make low six figures in the DMV area, which is more than a public defender in DC and that's with less debt, less hours and summers off.

Life is full of nuisances. Exceptions to the rule do not disprove the rule.

 

[Nigerianwonder]

I felt some type of way about the teacher because he’s acting like you can just apply with no prior education like a janitor or garbage man.

Well to be truthful the average garbage man makes just as much or more in salary than a teacher does per year. They are in the same class. When Kev talks about value.. he is referring mostly to earnings cause at the end of the day that's what rules our capitalistic society.

 

[Nigerianwonder]

I'm not a fan of Kevin's work overall but this was a very revealing episode showing how many people take positions purely based on emotions when they are forced to confront concrete concepts they fall on the wrong side of.

The amount of Juelzing going on from these callers is troubling.

KS got dudes in here triggered. A lot of these guys are more delusional than women. His definition of high value is pretty accurate. High value translates across cultures, countries etc.. You have to consistently earn six figures to really live that lifestyle and pay off debt or what it took you to get there. And the respect and acceptance from your peers is golden. Social capital is a very important part of success and a lot of anti-social incels on here struggle with that.

It's called the top 1% percent for a reason. 99% wont ever be in that group. And there is nothing wrong with that. There are two types of people. Those who hate on those who are successful and those who are inspired by those who are successful. Only the hater types are triggered by what KS is saying.

 

[360dagod]

LOL.

This is America pal. You can be any and everything because........

you deserve it.

America provides the ultimate safety net for women...

She can have marriage and side dikk no matter how fat she is...

If she gets caught, she can tell the husband he's gotten fatter and dosent show her affection

 

[Houston911]

His numbers are a little off. You don’t need to make 300k a year to have a stay at home wife with 2-3 kids in cities like Houston and Dallas. Especially when he’s estimating that those kids cost 10k a year to raise