Manosphere Fschmidt / Franklin Richard Schmidt - Loveshy God

[Frank Rizzo]

Gotta love how the go-to statement from most lolcows who are trying to be "ZOMG, EDGY AS FUCK! LOLZ" is "Hitler wasn't such a bad guy after all!"

 

[HipstrsGonnaHip]

It's a shame, fschmidt starts by asking a very good question ("why Hitler is held up as the ultimate evil?") and then completely goes into left field with it.

 

[Frank Rizzo]

It's a shame, fschmidt starts by asking a very good question ("why Hitler is held up as the ultimate evil?") and then completely goes into left field with it.

Agreed. If he had just left it as "Why is Hitler condemned as evil, yet Stalin and Mao are ignored for the most part?" It could make for an interesting discussion. Instead though, he just goes with "LOL, HITLER WASN'T SO BAD! HEHE, THIS OUGHT TO PISS PEOPLE OFF!"

 

[EI 903]

wow ... much disappoint. But not totally unexpected. To Fschmidt we are nothing but insects. I was kinda hoping that he would go into his whole "research after 1960 isn't tR00 research" thing and perhaps call me a monster for calling him out on his bullshit on LS.com. By the way I can also confirm that that is indeed his picture. Although he did look like a young Ron Jeremy when he was younger but that pic might be harder to find.

Would you care to elaborate on this with anything you know about him? You have more experience with the guy than any of us do, and if he isn't going to talk to us it would be wonderful to have you share some of your stories. He's the big name in his 'field,' but the information on him is a bit spread out.

 

[Toasty]

For anyone who doesn't know, FSTDT is a great compendium of the bizarre, funny, and sometimes scary things people say on the internet, where people can discuss them. It has a whole lot of fshits dribblings, and has, up till today, been my only exposure to this guy. It's fun. Since he refuses to explain himself here, you can read his crap ovet there without increasing his hits on his sites.

 

[Frank Rizzo]

For anyone who doesn't know, FSTDT is a great compendium of the bizarre, funny, and sometimes scary things people say on the internet, where people can discuss them. It has a whole lot of fshits dribblings, and has, up till today, been my only exposure to this guy. It's fun. Since he refuses to explain himself here, you can read his crap ovet there without increasing his hits on his sites.

Link?

 

[Randall Fragg]

Aw, darn. I missed the Schmidt-storm.
In case he comes back, I have two questions.
1: Where do you stand on the homos?
2: If you survived a zombie apocalypse, what would you do, and how would you rebuild society. (Doesn't have to be zombies, could be any apocalyptic event.)

 

[Toasty]

Sorry, @Frank Rizzo. On my cell and have crappy forum-fu skills. Just google "fundies say the darndest things.

 

[Frank Rizzo]

Sorry, @Frank Rizzo. On my cell and have crappy forum-fu skills. Just google "fundies say the darndest things.

Cool, thanks dude.

 

[c-no]

Would you care to elaborate on this with anything you know about him? You have more experience with the guy than any of us do, and if he isn't going to talk to us it would be wonderful to have you share some of your stories. He's the big name in his 'field,' but the information on him is a bit spread out.

Indeed. If anything, Ramm could give us some insight on something about Fschmidt that we don't know or at least reveal a bit more on what is already known about Fschmidt's ideas.

 

[Surtur]

I hope he stays gone.

 

[DykesDykesChina]

You are confusing culture and technology.

The word "entitled" is fairly meaningless. In a moral society, people would have their basic needs met and that includes sex. Sex is important because it is a basic biological urge.

What if a 70 year old 300 lb drunk male redneck who never bathed in his entire life had the basic biological urge to have sex with you?

 

[Rammspieler]

Well where should I begin? By stating the fact that he's pretty much a sociopath? His story about his trio of college buddies and their fates and how liberalism and feminism led them to their doom? His latest business ventures in catering to the incel crowd? How about the one he was going to create wherein he would fleece "modern society" of their money because it's totally okay to rob from those whom he deems unworthy (i.e. the rest of society)? How his wife used to be a Levi's model and the niece of a Mexican vice president and totally not a green card trophy wife? The compound he wants to create in the middle of the Texan desert where he and other incels could create a civilization to outlast the downfall of this one, based on his ideas?

 

[EI 903]

Well where should I begin? By stating the fact that he's pretty much a sociopath? His story about his trio of college buddies and their fates and how liberalism and feminism led them to their doom? His latest business ventures in catering to the incel crowd? How about the one he was going to create wherein he would fleece "modern society" of their money because it's totally okay to rob from those whom he deems unworthy (i.e. the rest of society)? How his wife used to be a Levi's model and the niece of a Mexican vice president and totally not a green card trophy wife? The compound he wants to create in the middle of the Texan desert where he and other incels could create a civilization to outlast the downfall of this one, based on his ideas?

Any further explanation of any of those would be completely awesome. Hell, they could make great contributions to the Wiki that Null is working on and make for a great base of knowledge on fschmidt for people new to him.

 

[HipstrsGonnaHip]

The compound he wants to create in the middle of the Texan desert where he and other incels could create a civilization to outlast the downfall of this one, based on his ideas?

It should surprise me more that he wants to recreate the work of Manson with his own little Helter Skelter ideal.

 

[Ronald Gaygun]

The compound he wants to create in the middle of the Texan desert where he and other incels could create a civilization to outlast the downfall of this one, based on his ideas?

So basically a loveshy Jonestown?

 

[KatsuKitty]

@Holden this is Franklin Schmidt's thread. Unless you have direct commentary on him, keep posting in your own thread.

 

[Positron]

Mr Schmidt,

What does married life means to you? Are you happier since you got married?
If you're happier once you're no longer "incel", why do you still hang out in such misery wells as "incel" forums?
What do you love most in your wife? and, as long as you can see, what does your wife loves most in you?

 

[Rammspieler]

Well for starters, the story of his college buddies and how one of them even ended up in jail for trying to coerce an underage girl into being his sex slave (hint: Fschmidt even admits to considering doing the same before he went to Mexico wife-hunting).

Spoiler: Fshit on CoAlpha forums

I dislike modern culture. If I was the only one, then I would assume the fault lies with me. But three of the most intelligent men that I knew have done quite poorly in modern culture. Part of my emotional motivation to start a CoAlpha Brotherhood is to save men like this. Here are their stories:

One was a friend from high school. I didn't know it at the time, but he is the son of a famous mathematician. My friend was great at everything, especially math and chess. Of course we were considered nerds in high school. By 10th grade, he was completely bored with school and insisted on just taking tests, and by doing this, finished the next 2 years of high school in a few weeks. He applied to Princeton, which rejected him on some technicality. So he just sat in on classes there, and of course he was much smarter than the other students and teachers, so it was pretty much high school all over again. Of course none of us nerds had girlfriends. But at Princeton, he tried to date and was badly abused emotionally by the women. In the end, this caused him to crack up. It was incredible how he changed when he snapped, his face looked entirely different, more like a normal happy idiot instead of the intense intelligence that he had before. My old intelligent friend was killed by women for all practical purposes.

James Fell was an artist that I met in New Orleans. But he was interested in everything, not just art. We were part of a group of people that formed around a coffee shop. Everyone there was a drop-out from society. This group was the most intelligent I have seen, certainly brighter than the Nobel Prize winners from my university, or venture capitalists, or successful financial traders. We all had different opinions about most things, but the one shared opinion was that society is a disaster to be avoided. James, like most of us, tried to put women out of his mind. He had strong self-discipline, but he was older than the rest of us, so the accumulated stress must have had more effect. At one point, his parents threw him out, forcing him to find a new place to live. He decided it wasn't worth the trouble and killed himself. I have no doubt that the outcome would have been different if he had had a girlfriend.

The others in this group were also very intelligent. By intelligent, I mean people who without a doubt would get a perfect score on the non-verbal portion of any IQ test. Most of these people just got by doing odd jobs. None of them had girlfriends. Eventually, I moved away, the coffee shop shut down, and I don't know what happened to these people.

Robert Tashbook worked with me at Nextag. He worked in QA but was very creative. Nextag's original business model made no sense. Tashbook found the business model that made Nextag work. He realized that there was an opportunity to treat comparison shopping as an arbitrage business, taking the profit in the difference between the cost of buying ads and price that we could sell ads to merchants. If you look up Nextag, you will see that it was valued at $1.2 billion. What did Tashbook get for making Nextag so valuable? He is currently in federal prison for unlawful sexual conduct. He tried to kidnap a girl using the Internet to be his sex slave. While at Nextag, we never discussed our personal lives, so I didn't know this side of him, but I completely understand where he was coming from since I considered a similar option myself before deciding to try finding a girlfriend Mexico instead. Luckily for me, I had better judgement than he did. This side of Nextag's history is unlikely to make it into the popular media.

http://www.coalpha.org/Intelligent-men-I-knew-td2773539.html

Some news stories on Robert Tashbook during his arrest and sentencing

http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Bay-Man-Charged-In-Internet-Sex-Case-Allegedly-2981331.php

http://www.losaltosonline.com/news/sections/news/215-news-briefs/33531-J30172
http://www.losaltosonline.com/news/sections/news/215-news-briefs/33531-J30172
A Google search for Robert Tashbook also reveals his prison contact details on the first page.

 

[HipstrsGonnaHip]

We were part of a group of people that formed around a coffee shop. Everyone there was a drop-out from society. This group was the most intelligent I have seen, certainly brighter than the Nobel Prize winners from my university, or venture capitalists, or successful financial traders.

I bet those psuedo-geniuses trying to lure young impressionable young women at the coffee shop never thought they would snare a fschmidt.