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re: Kiffin didn’t want to stay & support his team
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/28/25 at 11:39 am to SaveNewOrleans
I will say this, was anyone else surprised that Kiffin wasn't wearing LSU gear for the ESPN appearance? I know it's not necessarily required, as he wasn't coaching the game, but heck even an LSU pin or a purple jacket or something. Thought it was weird just seeing him in street clothes for the appearance.
re: Kiffin didn’t want to stay & support his team
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/28/25 at 11:38 am to ForgetTheRest
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So none of the players that played today will be playing next year at LSU?
The way college football is now with NIL and the transfer portal. Probably no more than 20% of the team you saw last night will take the field wearing an LSU uniform next season.
So honestly, yeah, hardly any of the players you saw last night are going to be players that Kiffin is coaching next year. Kiffin's appearance was for PR purposes and for recruiting, nothing else.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/28/25 at 9:35 am to notsince98
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It may just be because women don’t take to men pointing out the wrongs. It will only change when it comes from a massive amount of women.
And it's unfortunate because, while women don't truly have a hive mind, women are less independent and are far more susceptible to group think than men are. And I don't see women in mass going against their feminist leaders anytime soon.
re: Will the USA ever Balkanize?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/28/25 at 9:30 am to SlowFlowPro
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Well I hope you're mad at the Trump push to eradicates states rights and expand federal power.
State rights have already been mostly eradicated thanks to Democrats. States now are more Administrative Zones than they are truly states anymore.
And where did I ever say I agreed with every single thing Trump does? I voted for Trump, but that doesn't mean I agree with every decision he has made. Unlike Democrats, who believe you have to have the exact same views as your Democrat leaders.
Care to provide specifics on how Trump is "eradicating states rights?"
re: Will the USA ever Balkanize?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/28/25 at 9:26 am to RogerTheShrubber
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330 million of the most diverse people on earth cannot be ruled by one govt and two parties. It makes zero sense, unless the Fed Gov is stripped of most duties.
Agreed, and it amazes me that people think the U.S., in it's current condition, can survive long term.
If the U.S. was in it's original intention (truly 50 different countries, 50 different experiments on how to live and govern, with a very minimal Federal Government) I could maybe see it. Back then you had more loyalty to your state, and that's what it needs to go back to. And I think balkanization brings the U.S. back to more of what it was intended. But we all the Deep State will never allow the Federal Government to be minimized.
Politically you have 4 different political views trying to fit into the 2 party system. You already have Civil Wars in both the Republican (between the Traditional War-Hawk NeoCons and MAGA) and Democrat (between the Traditional Blue Dog Big Labor Democrat and the Antifa/Socialist/Communist Wing) parties. That just isn't sustainable long term.
re: Will the USA ever Balkanize?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/28/25 at 9:14 am to FAT SEXY
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I say yes.. it's only a matter of time.
Some cultures don't mix and this "American Experiment" might get dicey as the years wane..
I've thought for years now that the only real solution that doesn't involve a Civil War, massive bloodshed and loss of life is an amicable divorce. Balkanize and split the lower 48 into 5 different countries.
- South (Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas)
- Northeast (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland)
- Midwest (Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri)
- Big Sky (North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho)
- West Coast (California, Oregon, Washington)
Let New Mexico rejoin Mexico, it has more in common with Mexico anyway. Let Hawaii become it's own country again. Let Alaska either join Canada or become it's own country. All the territories would just become their own countries again.
The U.S. can no longer stay together long term. It's not just policy differences anymore. Conservatives and Liberals have fundamentally different views of the world that are simply not going to change. If anything they'll get more radical and Conservatives and Liberals are going to slide further apart.
With this, the U.S. will become impossible to truly govern. The only long term outcomes I see are a peaceful split, a Civil War or true authoritarianism or socialism. Only a peaceful split spares us massive pain and loss of life.
The individual countries of the former U.S. would set their own constitutions, law, cultures and forms of government. To make it fair, provide a 5 year window where people can move in between the countries with no issue, just like people can move in between states today. After 5 years, the countries are solidified are you would have to immigrate to move countries, if that country allows it.
And yes, it will be hard. Conservatives who have lived in places like California and New York their whole lives will have to move or accept being under a socialist or even communist government. Liberals who have lived in places like Texas or in cities like Chicago their whole lives will have to move or accept being under a conservative government that is going to make them be viable on their own and provide very few government services. Perhaps even a government that is a Christian theocracy, where there isn't a firm separation between Church and State.
But balkanization is the only good way forward. Otherwise the U.S. will end up destroying itself. It will take things getting worse, but I think when that does happen, most will agree that the two sides can't coexist anymore and that balkanization will make both sides happier.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 9:43 pm to Hetfield
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I would put him in the same category with Russel Brand, Gavin McInnis, and Jimmy Dore. Just a little bit more mainstream. Counter Culture to the Counter Culture
Russell Brand and Gavin McInnis are awesome. I've genuinely tried to listen to Rogan the last 2 years. Not familiar with Jimmy Dore. But Russell and Gavin are legit and like you said far more real than Scott Galloway.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 9:32 pm to SaveNewOrleans
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 9:25 pm to KiwiHead
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What are you, some sort of loser arse pussy? Women congregating in groups and being bitchy has always been a thing. I t's not that they do no wrong, but you sound like a wuss......."Oh, the mean girls won't talk to me, they blow me off, they're such bitches!!!!"
Except before #MeToo and social media, the worst case result is the women would just laugh at you and you would just walk away.
Now in the post #MeToo era, if you approach a woman and she's not interested, she can go out of her way to destroy you. She can get you kicked out of wherever you are at, take a video of you and rip you on TikTok or YouTube or even claim a fake assault or rape allegation. You approach a woman, and it's a woman who that doesn't consider you to be at her level, she can easily destroy you.
And don't tell me I'm BS'ing because I've seen it in person. I've flat out seen two guys in the last few years approach a woman and in both these cases the woman threw a huge fit. Not only did they reject the men, but in both cases the woman claimed harassment (just because the men approached them) and the bar kicked the guys out.
I can't say I've personally seen someone doing videos to embarrass a man online, but I know it's been happening in the last few years.
It's a totally different game and a completely different level of risk than even 10 years ago.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 9:21 pm to KiwiHead
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Wow....just Wow!!!!! I've known my fair share of Rummel guys in my life, went to college with them, have some friends that went to Rummel. None of them were whiny arse bitches like you.
You're telling me you never approached Chapelle girls or Mt. Carmel girls? Were you scared of them or something?
Please turn in your man card and Rummel diploma
I'm not going to say I never hung out with girls from other schools, I did off and on at various events. But I was pretty introverted in high school and didn't have a lot of self confidence so no, I never flat out just went up to random girls and talked to them or asked them out. I won't lie, for prom my friends just luckily hooked me up with a random girl that also needed a date. That was nice and we were friends for awhile but nothing serious.
That's why I say I think the best learning environment is single sex core classes, but the school as a whole being co-ed. It forces you to interact with the other sex every day. Definitely would've helped someone like me. It really wasn't until college that I started to get comfortable talking to and approaching women.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 6:23 pm to KiwiHead
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Should we give young men a pass for being passive in the face of it all. Why can't I blame young men for sitting at home playing Call of Duty instead of hitting the bar scene and chasing tail?
Men need to learn how to be appropriately aggressive...and bitching about things and playing video games just make you look pathetic.
So in your eyes women have done nothing to cause the disaster that is the current dating scene? Are you going to put them on a pedestal since in your eyes they can't do any wrong?
Have you seen the bar scene lately? It's either dead or if it is a lively scene, the women are there in groups of 10 - 15, making it next to impossible to actually approach a woman. And I guarantee you, in all of those groups, there is a woman who is going to keep men out.
And then, if somehow you do approach a woman, you absolutely run the risk of being thrown out of the bar or part of a TikTok or YouTube video making fun of you and destroying you (especially if you live in a smaller town). I would argue the current dating scene is all risk/no reward for men.
Women now want Men who are at least 6 feet, even if they're only 5'2" or 5'3" themselves. Women now only want Men who make six figures and have investments and properties. And what do many of these same women bring? Student Loans, Credit Card debt, a kid and a small income from a dead end job. Where are the realistic expectations?
You are coming off as no different than Scott. Blaming men for everything and not holding women accountable at all. I'm not saying you can't criticize men. Yes you can criticize men for not taking care of themselves and choosing to play Call of Duty instead of going out on a Saturday night. But I am tired of seeing women be absolved of any responsibility. It takes two to tango.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 6:05 pm to HagaDaga
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and I'm not laughing at you, but wondering if you asked first or just went for it.
I can agree with your list. Other than the draft one. We don't need females in the military, other than some basic administrative purposes.
My preference would be just do away with the draft completely. But again, if we ever do a draft again, women should not be exempt. Equality means the good and bad, not just cherry picking when women want to be equal and when they want "tradition".
I would say you could do all female units and have them do less dangerous missions, but they shouldn't be exempt. But again, it's more the principle than anything else.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 6:03 pm to HagaDaga
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I'm a firm believer that the best thing to do would be to have a unisex school with sex specific classes. Have them mingle with each other in the halls, lunchtime, etc, but in the core classes keep them separate.
My thoughts as well. I went to Rummel, and it was a great education, but being in an all-boys Catholic high school definitely stunted my ability to interact with women well into my college years. I really didn't know how to interact with women. I think boys and girls need to interact with each other in school, but I agree with your thought process. Sex specific core classes to tailor the learning structure, while still having them mingle in between classes, lunchtime, extracurricular activities and maybe some elective classes.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 5:16 pm to Powerman
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Seems like this is the fault of the boys not taking their studies seriously. I don't see a need to intervene here.
Wrong. Our public education system is completely oriented to how girls learn and all they want to do with the boys is medicate them or kick them out. It's been proven in many ways that boys learn very differently than girls. So when you set it up for how girls learn, we shouldn't be surprised that girls then move ahead.
Look at all boys private schools (religious or secular). Those boys for the most part can easily compete with the girls and do just fine. And that's because the learning is geared towards how boys learn. Unfortunately, most parents can't afford to have their boys attend a $15,000-$25,000/yr. private school.
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Well that's not something you can really change politically. If it's that important to you then you should probably be clear about it before the date.
I do and I've lost dates over it before. But yes when I was dating I was clear with any woman that it's dutch and she's paying her half. But it needs to become the expectation in our society.
I would also like to see women be expected to approach more as well. If women do and get rejected like men commonly do, they might start to understand how much of a risk it is and to be more respectful of the men who do take that risk and approach them. It's the height of female privilege to just sit back and wait for the guys to take the risk and come to you.
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Sounds like you might need more confidence. Sorry you feel that way
I don't think it's confidence as much as I no longer really care. Even if there was a woman out there for me, I don't think it's worth the pain of going through the current dating scene. At least with strippers it's an honest transaction. I might even look at one of those AI girlfriend dolls when they get more realistic.
I'm also just tired of women expecting men to bring more to the table, when those same women themselves are bringing less to the table than ever before.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 5:09 pm to Hetfield
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I agree with your synopsis in that Scott is saying a lot of true things about the issues that men are going through but he never says women must take accountability for their actions. He seems to give them a free pass at their transgressions.
You can NEVER fully trust a straight White male who went to a poll & pressed a voting lever for Kamala Harris & was part of a group called White Dudes for Harris. Ever.
Exactly. He always stops just short of making women take any accountability, and I would argue women are the ones who have screwed up modern dating far more than men. Both sides have done things to not make the situation better, but women IMO share more of the burden.
And did you notice, in the interview with Oprah, the "men" in the audience? I doubt there was a straight man in the crowd outside of Scott. So Oprah gets to take credit for "trying to care about men" when the whole thing was truly artificial.
re: Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 4:43 pm to dickkellog
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what would you like the system changed to? and let me know when you actually touch a real woman's breast, and your sister doesn't count!
I would like to see true equality. To give you just a few examples of that:
- 50/50 first dates until the relationship is established. Women make money now, it shouldn't be the man's responsibility to pay for everything on a date. That whole concepts comes from a time when women didn't work and had no money, so if the man didn't pay, there was no date.
- Fair Divorce and Child Custody Laws - We all know how badly divorce and family courts are against men. I don't think I need to say much more here.
- Truly recognizing that boys are falling behind at school. Acknowledge that if the situation was in reverse (girls falling behind), it would be considered a national emergency. Stop medicating young boys for acting like boys. Separate and make all girl and all boy classrooms if needed, but tailor school to how boys learn best. Stop trying to force boys to learn like girls do.
- Military Draft - I know it's unlikely to ever happen again, but it's the principle. Women want equality, that means taking the bad with the good, not cherry picking when they want equality and when they want tradition. Women should have to be registered for the military draft at 18 just like Men.
- Stop Demonizing Men - Stop blaming every society problem on "the patriarchy" or "toxic masculinity". We've easily had 3 generations (Millennials, especially Younger Millenials, Gen Z and Gen Alpha) of Men who have been told their entire lives that their gender, their very existence, is the problem. And we wonder why men are more lonely, stay isolated and are far more likely to end their lives.
And these are just a few examples to start.
And the answer your last question, I touched and squeezed a real woman's breast just 2 weeks ago. Yes, she was a stripper, and yes, it was during a lap dance that I paid for. But heck, at least it's an honest transaction. I understand that at my age the only way I'm touching a woman's breast again is by paying for it. So be it I guess.
Is Scott Galloway Controlled Opposition for the Manosphere?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 3:59 pm
This video makes a good argument for it:
LINK
Oprah Winfrey recently had a podcast with Scott Galloway on why men are leaving the dating scene. As someone who has become invested in men's rights, a lot of what Scott says is right on the money.
With that said, Scott always stops short of truly ever criticizing women. Look at the video, while Scott sympathizes with men and gives good advise, he still puts all the pressure on men.
It's still men who have to "step up". It's still men who have to "make more". It's still men who need to learn how to "communicate better". Never once does he ever call out women for what they have done, on behalf of the cult of feminism, to dating and relationships between men and women.
Tell me what you think, but I think people like Scott unintentionally make it harder for men to change the system. People like Scott are truly in the system, they are truly IMO controlled opposition.
LINK
Oprah Winfrey recently had a podcast with Scott Galloway on why men are leaving the dating scene. As someone who has become invested in men's rights, a lot of what Scott says is right on the money.
With that said, Scott always stops short of truly ever criticizing women. Look at the video, while Scott sympathizes with men and gives good advise, he still puts all the pressure on men.
It's still men who have to "step up". It's still men who have to "make more". It's still men who need to learn how to "communicate better". Never once does he ever call out women for what they have done, on behalf of the cult of feminism, to dating and relationships between men and women.
Tell me what you think, but I think people like Scott unintentionally make it harder for men to change the system. People like Scott are truly in the system, they are truly IMO controlled opposition.
re: I feel like 75% of ND’s players wishes they were playing
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 3:51 pm to Syd
Knowing Notre Dame's arrogant and pompous administration and fan base, it being the Pop Tart Bowl was probably a big reason they declined. I'm sure ND feels like are "too good" for such a "gimmicky" bowl game.
You know ND would never have done the sprinkle thing on their helmets.
You know ND would never have done the sprinkle thing on their helmets.
re: Ro Khanna Waves Off Looming Billionaire Exodus From Calif
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 3:46 pm to Jbird
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They have floated the idea.
If enough of the millionaires and billionaires leave you can bet they'll implement one. And they'll even probably try to make it retroactive and go after people who no longer even live in California.
None of us should be surprised. California was bankrupt due to their policies during COVID. Luckily for them, Biden took office in 2021 and bailed them (and other blue states, including Louisiana) out. At least this time around we know there's not going to be a bail out.
re: Dem Governors of CA and NY want people to flee their states
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/27/25 at 3:37 pm to Thicker_Poster
Maybe I'm missing something, but how can they do that? The states have no jurisdiction or even control over federal income taxes. If they did, you would've already seen NY and CA stop paying federal income taxes to stick it to Trump.
The Federal government simply bypasses the states and tells the employers, based on the employee's W-4, what to take out.
Or is this that NY and CA are saying these people still have to pay state taxes on tips?
The Federal government simply bypasses the states and tells the employers, based on the employee's W-4, what to take out.
Or is this that NY and CA are saying these people still have to pay state taxes on tips?
re: Why Are Mid-Level Convertibles No Longer Popular?
Posted by SaveNewOrleans on 12/26/25 at 3:47 am to imjustafatkid
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Convertibles suck.
Just one more hassle that can break.
And yet they ignore all the additional things modern vehicles have that can break. Rear view and side cameras, lane departure sensors, infotainment systems, touchscreens, usb ports and chargers. And when these electronics parts break, they aren't cheap.
Even a simple crack in your windshield, something that on older cars would cost $100-$150, now costs over $500 on newer vehicles due to having to have sensors realigned. I have a friend who just had to put in $1,500 for a repair on an electronic system.
I don't debate the soft top includes one more thing that can break. Just ironic people consider that but then ignore how much more can break on modern vehicles.
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