Apparently Amazon has banned all of Roosh's books.
You can see Roosh' explanation here.
Obviously this is an assault on free speech by socialists and SJW's. It also disgusts me that this is the modern day version of banning and burning books. I suggest you contact your Republican pussy congressmen, who likely won't do anything, but it's now time to put their feet to the fire because I cannot see any other solution. Given time I might come up with one, but in the meantime it looks like every voice that is not approved by the social justice warrior left that populates the social tech media monopoly will be banned in time.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sA_NkBbYRnQ
ReplyDeleteThere's talk of starting a private server that would stop problems like this. Skip to 32ish
A new disease, learning is difficult:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/schools-failing-to-help-pupils-with-maths-dyslexia-bp2ql75t5
(self victimisation)
Anything that suggests a prisoner that those walls around him are not for his safety, is too dangerous for the warden.
ReplyDeleteYou gonna finally stop driving customers to Bezos?
ReplyDeletePlan that this will occur to you, Cappy.
ReplyDeleteHaving a backup publisher of your works will be a good idea.
I second that
Delete*Looks out window*
ReplyDeleteNope. Nobody shooting yet.
This happens because these companies won't hold their employees responsible for overt violations of company policies, and so these employees get away with it ...
ReplyDeleteDo you want some real justice out there and not some faux social justice wankery?
Nota not-so-bene to Amazon: We should have the names and addresses of the individual employees responsible for these actions.
They're not acting according to company policy, so why should they have relative immunity and protection under the corporate shield?
As for any directors of these companies who are involved with such things, they can be held responsible in courts of law. How about some compensation for actual damages caused by these employees? Yes, and I'll have some punitive damages along with my tort salad as well, thanks! (Unless you want to settle, Amazon, but if you have to make kiss-kiss, I don't want any tongue because I know where yours has been.)
So Amazon ... you need to shame and name your own employees when they break your company's rules so you can set the right example pour les autres, and anything less means you're just as guilty as they are.
As for Roosh, if he's not publishing on iBooks, Kobo, B&N, and everywhere else that'll take an EPUB over here and push it over there, it's because he's a lazy bastard. He's done harder and more time-consuming stuff in his life than formatting a non-DRM EPUB for release.
These humourless bastards can't take you down when you are literally everywhere ...
So get it done, Roosh, we can buy your books on Kobo or B&N instead.
I wonder if those who bought his books on Kindle have seen them disappear from their libraries... That has happened before, and it multiplies the seriousness of the issue even further.
ReplyDeleteNot going to dump on Roosh, as I have enjoyed his insights in the past, but he did purge a lot of commentors on his ROK site that reduced traffic to almost zero. Have you read the comments at ROK the past 2 years? Yeah. Once he bent over to protect his short term revenue sream, he should have known what was coming later.
ReplyDeleteNever apologize or relent.
Personally I stopped buying anything through Amazon a while ago.
ReplyDeleteWell, damn Roosh, not too long after I made my suggestion, the humourless bastards had your books yanked out of Kobo and B&N ...
ReplyDeleteRoosh, do you know what this means?
IT'S THE BEST THING EVAR
YOU ARE NOW FREE TO WRITE THE MOST DISGUSTING BOOK IN THE WORLD
Nobody can stop you.
Especially if you do it as a cross-dressing author via a chick pen name.
Just don't do it as LaShonda Melontits, that's all mine, kemosabe. :-)