Manosphere Fschmidt / Franklin Richard Schmidt - Loveshy God

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Sex is not a need. A need implies it's necessary for survival. Sex is a want. Sex is a necessity to the species. It's not a necessity to individual survival. I haven't had sex in 15 months and I'm fine with it. I don't advocate raping women just because no one but me has touched my dick in over a year. Why is that a bad thing? Why am I not campaigning for the right to assault and rape women?
Shelter is generally considered a need even if one wouldn't die by living in the street. The idea of a need isn't something needed to survive but rather needed for a minimally tolerable life.
 
The one and only @fschmidt has graced us here with his presence.
I'll update this post with better info and links as they come.

Basic jist: "Franklin Richard Schmidt" Founded and administrates the CoAlpha forums after deciding that the Loveshy forums were not extremist enough. He is also the senpai of our beloved @Holden. Fschmidt is currently married, and has two children...son at 18 years old and daughter at 15. I think Fschmidt himself is 53. He has racked up over 4000 posts on the Loveshy forum.

He is the lone employee of Nabble Inc, which is a free forum that he hosts CoAlpha on. He is also said to be the co-founder of NexTag with the current title of Chief Technology Officer.

His rundown on rape glorification: http://www.coalpha.org/Rape-and-Adultery-td7574977.html
His 'Incel' Guide on Latin America: http://www.love-shy.com/lsbb/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14237

CoAlpha crosspost about CWCkiforums: http://www.coalpha.org/How-Liberals-Spend-Their-Time-td7576433.html

Contact:
Skype: franklin_schmidt
Email: fschmidt@gmail.com
Amazon.com profile: www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A3KSOC7GSCN5Z3

Feel free to correct me on any inaccuracies in my summary @fschmidt
 
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The focus of Old Testament is ethics. The focus of the New Testament is faith and miracles. I lack faith and don't believe in miracles, but I support ethics.

What OT ethics do you find most important, and which ones do you think are missing in the modern world?
 
Then you haven't read the New Testament. You may have skimmed through Mathew, Mark, Luke, and John (the only books that can be even loosely described as about "faith and miracles") but you sure as hell haven't read it.
I have read it. Of all the books, Matthew and James are most focused on ethics. Everything by Paul is pretty much obsessed with faith.
 
What OT ethics do you find most important, and which ones do you think are missing in the modern world?
This is a difficult question. I think it is important to have rules, to discuss ethics and stories about ethics. It is important to keep rituals as moral exercises. And tribal loyalty is important. That is a very short answer, but I discuss religion at length here:

http://www.biblicjudaism.org/
 
The dude's a grandpa?
Gee whiz, I thought it was just an edgy reactionary who wanted to mix moldbug and sex.
 
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This is a difficult question. I think it is important to have rules, to discuss ethics and stories about ethics. It is important to keep rituals as moral exercises. And tribal loyalty is important. That is a very short answer, but I discuss religion at length here:

http://www.biblicjudaism.org/
Do you only need a big hug? I'm good those.

I've schooled Fuckbot 5000 at his own country's history, so I've wanted to try the "softer approach."
 
Catholic priest all go without sex. Would you say that they do not have a minimally tolerable life?
Religious people, like monks, often give up things that most people would expect in a minimally tolerable life. I feel sorry for Catholic priests and the celibacy requirement has caused a lot of trouble in Catholicism because priests have such a hard time keeping it.

your "friend" marjan, he refers to himself as @Holden here. do you think he a suitable for dating your daughter?
As I said, I don't know him personally.
 
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