Manosphere Jack Murphy / John Murphy Goldman / Bigbadbeard1000 / Jacked Brunch / Liminal Order - Bearded grifter of the Manosphere and an actual cuck

Easy J said:
"Learning masculinity for myself"? How old is he? What sort of soft, sheltered life has he lived? Masculinity isn't a body of knowledge. There is no cannon. This grifter needs to make a thing dudes do instinctively into some deep pseudo-religion in order to sell it to betas. It's almost certainly a mysterious thing to him, judging from how he discusses it.
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Jack Murphy and his man-o-sphere ilk are just repackaged pick-up artists finding another way to shill their scam at insecure young men who also didn't grow up with a strong father figure in their lives. Its why all their "alpha male" shtick is less Achilles or Richard the Lionheart and more Micheal Vick or Al Bundy: because its easy and Appealing.

I had always wondered where the obsession with lifting in these circles came from. Sure, its good to stay healthy but it gets to the point of absurdity, where you didn't have to do any other exercise. It came to me one day while working: most of these people, the grifters and the grifted, probably never did manual labour. From a guy whos worked construction, nursury work, roofing, lumber mills and other hard labour jobs, you don't really think about going to the gym to get your gains when you're carrying a palm tree on your shoulder, raking up grass from the ground with a metal rake or moving watermelon sized rocks for eight hours a day.

A lot of these grifters and astrology for men would disappear if all young men had to repair roofs for the summers from the ages of 16 to 21.
 
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filthyfrench said:
I had always wondered where the obsession with lifting in these circles came from. Sure, its good to stay healthy but it gets to the point of absurdity, where you didn't have to do any other exercise. It came to me one day while working: most of these people, the grifters and the grifted, probably never did manual labour. From a guy whos worked construction, nursury work, roofing, lumber mills and other hard labour jobs, you don't really think about going to the gym to get your gains when you're carrying a palm tree on your shoulder, raking up grass from the ground with a metal rake or moving watermelon sized rocks for eight hours a day.
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A lot of it probably grew out of how people like Schwarzenegger or Stallone were considered the epitome of "manliness" back in the 80's. They see it as a healthy hobby compared to the current epidemic of soy boy consoomers that can be found all over social media. It is part of the first stepping stone: once your physical health starts to improve your mental health will as well. Taking care of yourself is the most important step to fixing a lot of your problems.

Now in their defense they aren't necessarily wrong. And when it comes to manual labor, it isn't necessarily a healthy form of exercise. Most people might develop strength at first, but years of it will permanently deteriorate your body. Developing permanent strength and a healthy body takes proper exercise combined with enough rest, a good diet and conditioning.

They thing these people don't understand is that it is still hard to get to that first stepping stone. It's easy to say what steps are needed to build a healthier life. But getting to that first point where you are in a position to do those things is a another story. Sam Hyde had a brilliant monologue awhile ago about this very subject.
 
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filthyfrench said:
I had always wondered where the obsession with lifting in these circles came from. Sure, its good to stay healthy but it gets to the point of absurdity, where you didn't have to do any other exercise. It came to me one day while working: most of these people, the grifters and the grifted, probably never did manual labour. From a guy whos worked construction, nursury work, roofing, lumber mills and other hard labour jobs, you don't really think about going to the gym to get your gains when you're carrying a palm tree on your shoulder, raking up grass from the ground with a metal rake or moving watermelon sized rocks for eight hours a day.

A lot of these grifters and astrology for men would disappear if all young men had to repair roofs for the summers from the ages of 16 to 21.
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LordofCringe7206 said:
A lot of it probably grew out of how people like Schwarzenegger or Stallone were considered the epitome of "manliness" back in the 80's. They see it as a healthy hobby compared to the current epidemic of soy boy consoomers that can be found all over social media. It is part of the first stepping stone: once your physical health starts to improve your mental health will as well. Taking care of yourself is the most important step to fixing a lot of your problems.

Now in their defense they aren't necessarily wrong. And when it comes to manual labor, it isn't necessarily a healthy form of exercise. Most people might develop strength at first, but years of it will permanently deteriorate your body. Developing permanent strength and a healthy body takes proper exercise combined with enough rest, a good diet and conditioning.

They thing these people don't understand is that it is still hard to get to that first stepping stone. It's easy to say what steps are needed to build a healthier life. But getting to that first point where you are in a position to do those things is a another story. Sam Hyde had a brilliant monologue awhile ago about this very subject.
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Yeah. Construction is a good form of exercise for doing that for 40 years 5 days a week 8 hours a day will destroy your body. I see it with my dad.
I know a guy of old money that owns a construction company and he occasionally does labor but like Maybe a few hours a week. He stays healthy but doesn't destroy his body. The best way to do it is on the weekends for extra cash.
 
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Johnny Salami said:
Yeah. Construction is a good form of exercise for doing that for 40 years 5 days a week 8 hours a day will destroy your body. I see it with my dad.
I know a guy of old money that owns a construction company and he occasionally does labor but like Maybe a few hours a week. He stays healthy but doesn't destroy his body. The best way to do it is on the weekends for extra cash.
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I've known some people in construction and most of them had serious issues after a while if that's all they've done. Someone could probably make a lot of money either developing some kind of exoskeleton support for those guys or just figuring out how to rotate them so they're not doing the same thing each day that causes the damage. You know, sort of how we figured out crop rotation, or how you do workouts with one day being upper body and the other lower body, etc.
 
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Retink said:
just figuring out how to rotate them so they're not doing the same thing each day that causes the damage. You know, sort of how we figured out crop rotation, or how you do workouts with one day being upper body and the other lower body, etc.
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It's called Mexicans and we send them back when they start to break down.
 
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LordofCringe7206 said:
A lot of it probably grew out of how people like Schwarzenegger or Stallone were considered the epitome of "manliness" back in the 80's. They see it as a healthy hobby compared to the current epidemic of soy boy consoomers that can be found all over social media. It is part of the first stepping stone: once your physical health starts to improve your mental health will as well. Taking care of yourself is the most important step to fixing a lot of your problems.

Now in their defense they aren't necessarily wrong. And when it comes to manual labor, it isn't necessarily a healthy form of exercise. Most people might develop strength at first, but years of it will permanently deteriorate your body. Developing permanent strength and a healthy body takes proper exercise combined with enough rest, a good diet and conditioning.

They thing these people don't understand is that it is still hard to get to that first stepping stone. It's easy to say what steps are needed to build a healthier life. But getting to that first point where you are in a position to do those things is a another story. Sam Hyde had a brilliant monologue awhile ago about this very subject.
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I knowthing of Sam Hyde beyond the memes, but that entire video just struck me a pure-D whining cope. YMMV
 
Retink said:
Strange, I always thought we ground them up for Taco Bell to use as ingredients. Seems kind of wasteful to just ship them back.
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Exporting waste to the third world to be disposed of is the normal way to do business, it's often sent to be recycled but actually ends up in landfill.
Hard to see what the difference is with mexicans.
 
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SunburnNation said:
This is the exact amount of political acumen I'd expect from Mr. Goldman: Russia is unironically trying to re-establish the Soviet Union, but let's all focus on China right now. What, did he discover that Confucius said that cucking was a pillar of the fivefold harmony or something?
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Well, a lot on the right have been pointing out the moves China have been making. And that’s a more pressing issue than Russia that could affect the US potentially directly.
 
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Retink said:
I've known some people in construction and most of them had serious issues after a while if that's all they've done. Someone could probably make a lot of money either developing some kind of exoskeleton support for those guys or just figuring out how to rotate them so they're not doing the same thing each day that causes the damage. You know, sort of how we figured out crop rotation, or how you do workouts with one day being upper body and the other lower body, etc.
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the problem is that the issues show up way later and that 2 hours a day is really pushing it. so you'd need 4 groups rotating and beyond that learning which activities results in which workouts, but honestly not many people would work a job where even one hour out of each work day you do manual labor and then the rest of the time drywall or painting.
 
Not A Bug said:
As one with a lot of dark stains washed away in the blood of Christ, this pisses me off. Shi.. er, STUFF like this is so disingenuous that anyone sees God as a cop out and not the creator and savior of the world; there are many who won't look to God because of the ass.

I'm not digging on anyone who doesn't want to be associated with God but there are those that Jack Murphy John Goldman will have to answer for. The degenerate won't even own up to his real name like any number of actors. Funny, the Greek for actor, ὑποκριτής (hipokrites) is where we get our word "hypocrite". Everything about him, his branding, deceitfulness, acting shows him to be a Godless, perverted and blasphemous ὑποκριτής.

FWIW, he's literally taking the Lord's name in vain. It is so much worse than what most of us have been taught was the act. Invoking the name of God to mask your evil works is the definition of taking His name in vain.

A repentant (turn again/180 degrees) will not defend his/her actions, nor insist that those he betrayed or showed his filthiness forgive and accept him. They will come in humbleness, upright in owning their sins and seeking the forgiveness of those he sinned against. Instead, his writing is full of conflated buzz words, self pleasure and excuses for his "past" while demonstrating another Greek word that is what he is.. μαλάκας!
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I remember something about him being an atheist throughout his Liminal Order grift. He pretty much only adopted this Christian phase once the jig was up on his attraction to college boys and shoving bowling pins up his ass for gas money came to light.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong on this, but if I'm right I don't think the prospect of religious hypocrisy has him all that concerned.
 
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The graphics in the latest Cuck Combat build are truly next gen:
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