Mormon Apologetics & Misogyny: The Case of William Schryver
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Re: Mormon Apologetics & Misogyny: The Case of William Schryver
Will has acted exactly like anyone who knows his online personae in the least would expect. For those of you who hope Will will repent or change his behavior: you have more chance of winning the lottery.
A couple of comments:
Will has said he apologized privately to KA after she posted the picture of the dress, because then he realized it was a case of mistaken identity. I already commented on the fact that Will made public comments for which he made a private apology, but there’s more. Will says the picture made him realize it wasn’t KA who was the porn-dressed slush, after all. Yet his response to the picture was:
viewtopic.php?p=294704#p294704
So, according to Will, when KA posted her picture of the dress, he realized his error and apologized privately. And yet he still called her a whore.
Will also claims it was not possible he called Harmony a c*** despite three witnesses who say otherwise, despite the fact that what he said must have been far worse than his normal name-calling, and uses, as evidence, the fact that no on protested his language. Yet look at the responses that his “mildly calling Harmony a hypocrite” engendered.
1. First, of course, Harmony deleted the word and threatened to suspend him, which is an extraordinary action at MD.
2. Stak said “u mad, Willard?”
3. Rollo said “There's no cause for you to treat Harmony that way, Will. For one who apparently claims to follow Christ, you are acting decidedly like an anti-Christ.” My comment: only a very strong word would have prompted “like an anti-Christ”.
4. Kevin G said “You're such a edited by harmony. Violation of Rule #2, Will. I can't wait till we meet.”
5. Kevin G said: “And every time you act like your insensitivity and hatred towards women is justified, just because you read a scripture somewhere that says they're going to hell (to your stupid mind anyway, since we both know no one in LDS leadership would EVER condone your behavior), it clearly throws you into the same category of the worst bigots among Evangelical ranks. You know, the ones Mormons like to complain about and pretend to be so far above them because they tolerate others religious views, etc.”
6. Cam said: “Hello,
I wouldn't mind a shot at Mr. William "Gookie Cookie" Schryver. Mr. Schryver, where could you and I meet in order to test our mettle?
My proposal: We link up at a gym, don some gear, and go at it. MMA, boxing, martial arts... Whatever... It's all allowed.
If you beat me into submission, you get to gloat to your heart's content. If I beat you into submission, you have to apologize, personally, to every female you've insulted on this board, and never insult them again.
Do we have a deal, good Sir?”
7. Rollo, in response to Will’s assertion “I'll treat that disgusting excuse of womanhood however I'd like, thank you. She deserves every word of imprecation I can muster.” said: “ I'm quite certain your stake president would find such words about another very unbecoming a priesthood holder.”
So the reaction was for posters to ask if Will was mad, to call him the anti-christ, to say his SP would be concerned, to challenge him to a fight, and to accuse him of insensitivity and hatred towards women.
Yet, according to Will, no one really protested at his language.
Interesting that one thing missing from that thread is Will’s outrage over Harmony’s unjust deletion of his mild accusation of hypocrisy.
It’s hard for me to believe that even the most loyal believers would swallow Will’s denial, particularly when he also denied other things he said, only to have to later eat crow.
A couple of comments:
Will has said he apologized privately to KA after she posted the picture of the dress, because then he realized it was a case of mistaken identity. I already commented on the fact that Will made public comments for which he made a private apology, but there’s more. Will says the picture made him realize it wasn’t KA who was the porn-dressed slush, after all. Yet his response to the picture was:
The breast reduction surgery appears to have been successful.
lol
1 Nephi 14:11
viewtopic.php?p=294704#p294704
So, according to Will, when KA posted her picture of the dress, he realized his error and apologized privately. And yet he still called her a whore.
Will also claims it was not possible he called Harmony a c*** despite three witnesses who say otherwise, despite the fact that what he said must have been far worse than his normal name-calling, and uses, as evidence, the fact that no on protested his language. Yet look at the responses that his “mildly calling Harmony a hypocrite” engendered.
1. First, of course, Harmony deleted the word and threatened to suspend him, which is an extraordinary action at MD.
2. Stak said “u mad, Willard?”
3. Rollo said “There's no cause for you to treat Harmony that way, Will. For one who apparently claims to follow Christ, you are acting decidedly like an anti-Christ.” My comment: only a very strong word would have prompted “like an anti-Christ”.
4. Kevin G said “You're such a edited by harmony. Violation of Rule #2, Will. I can't wait till we meet.”
5. Kevin G said: “And every time you act like your insensitivity and hatred towards women is justified, just because you read a scripture somewhere that says they're going to hell (to your stupid mind anyway, since we both know no one in LDS leadership would EVER condone your behavior), it clearly throws you into the same category of the worst bigots among Evangelical ranks. You know, the ones Mormons like to complain about and pretend to be so far above them because they tolerate others religious views, etc.”
6. Cam said: “Hello,
I wouldn't mind a shot at Mr. William "Gookie Cookie" Schryver. Mr. Schryver, where could you and I meet in order to test our mettle?
My proposal: We link up at a gym, don some gear, and go at it. MMA, boxing, martial arts... Whatever... It's all allowed.
If you beat me into submission, you get to gloat to your heart's content. If I beat you into submission, you have to apologize, personally, to every female you've insulted on this board, and never insult them again.
Do we have a deal, good Sir?”
7. Rollo, in response to Will’s assertion “I'll treat that disgusting excuse of womanhood however I'd like, thank you. She deserves every word of imprecation I can muster.” said: “ I'm quite certain your stake president would find such words about another very unbecoming a priesthood holder.”
So the reaction was for posters to ask if Will was mad, to call him the anti-christ, to say his SP would be concerned, to challenge him to a fight, and to accuse him of insensitivity and hatred towards women.
Yet, according to Will, no one really protested at his language.
Interesting that one thing missing from that thread is Will’s outrage over Harmony’s unjust deletion of his mild accusation of hypocrisy.
It’s hard for me to believe that even the most loyal believers would swallow Will’s denial, particularly when he also denied other things he said, only to have to later eat crow.
We hate to seem like we don’t trust every nut with a story, but there’s evidence we can point to, and dance while shouting taunting phrases.
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Re: Mormon Apologetics & Misogyny: The Case of William Schryver
wenglund wrote:Analytics wrote: This reminds me of that scene in The Empire Strikes Back when Princess Leia calls Hans Solo a "stuck up, half-witted, scruffy-looking Nerf herder," and Solo's only comeback was, "Who's scruffy-looking?"
By only taking issue with one detail, he confirmed the validity of the message in the entirety.
I am sure we all were greatly encourage to see some here dispense with the vexating notion of presumption of innocence. But, imagine how our hearts will now soar to learn that ithe vexation has been replaced wit hthe far more functional approach of "silence presumes guilt." If only secular jurisprudence would emulate this elite form of judgementalism.
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No need to presume anything. We have his sexual harassment of women here in black and white, his actual words. The C-word isn't even necessary.
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Re: Mormon Apologetics & Misogyny: The Case of William Schryver
Will Schryver wrote:Doctor Scratch wrote:My goodness, Will---what a panic you're in! I've never seen you so rattled! You must really be terrified about the repercussions of your behavior. Have you been firing off a series of frantic emails and PMs to people attached to the MI, in hopes of dousing the flames before this rages out of control?
Not panicked at all, Scratch.
I know precisely how much credibility this place and its creatures truly have.
I will be in the MI offices again tomorrow. I have no doubt there will be some brief and amused discussion concerning this latest in a long, long string of coordinated attacks on me. It has become a species of comic relief, in a way.
Oh, really? Who will be attending this meeting, I wonder? You've mentioned already that the MI scholars "support" or "find funny" your various comments here. Who are these MI scholars? Care to name them, Will? Or are you afraid that doing so might jeopardize your opportunity to publish?
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Analytics wrote:Will Schryver wrote:This is a shameless and baseless LIE.
This reminds me of that scene in The Empire Strikes Back when Princess Leia calls Hans Solo a "stuck up, half-witted, scruffy-looking Nerf herder," and Solo's only comeback was, "Who's scruffy-looking?"
I've always liked that scene.
By only taking issue with one detail, he confirmed the validity of the message in the entirety.
What are you talking about?
I have consistently and unequivocally denied the entire allegation.
I have never in my life used the "C" word, in public or private. I consider it one of the very few "taboo" words in the English language. I am offended by anyone who would use it, and would forcefully upbraid anyone using the word in my presence.
As for the other cites in MsJack's propaganda piece, I don't deny any of them. While I did not carefully read every one of her score of posts to start this thread, my impression was that it was only the charge of using the "C" word to which I objected.
I've freely acknowledged writing the others (including the Emma Smith one, which I had forgotten until a link was provided, and for which I apologized--having been legitimately out-of-line on that one).
So other than the few for which I have expressed sincere regret, I otherwise stand by everything I have said--especially the things directed towards beastlie and dissonance, two of the most repulsive women with whom I have ever come into contact in my entire life.
I thought myself the wiser to have viewed the evidence left of such a great demise. I followed every step. But the only thing I ever learned before the journey's end was there was nothing there to learn, only something to forget.
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Doctor Scratch wrote:Oh, really? Who will be attending this meeting, I wonder?
Wouldn't you like to know!
You've mentioned already that the MI scholars "support" or "find funny" your various comments here.
That is not what I said. Of course, a lack of accurate intelligence never impedes your ability to invent anything you'd like.
You should, however, pay closer attention to what I actually do say. It would save you a lot of embarrassment in the long run.
Who are these MI scholars? Care to name them, Will? Or are you afraid that doing so might jeopardize your opportunity to publish?
I assure you that nothing that has ever happened on this message board could possibly "jeopardize [my] opportunity to publish."
You people greatly (by several orders of magnitude!) overestimate yourselves.
I thought myself the wiser to have viewed the evidence left of such a great demise. I followed every step. But the only thing I ever learned before the journey's end was there was nothing there to learn, only something to forget.
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beastlie:
Again, I look forward to whether or not Rollo, too, will be willing to sell his soul and join the suborned witness club.
As I have said repeatedly, Rollo and DarthJ--certainly no friends of mine--were very much involved in the thread in question, and I am convinced that both would distinctly remember (and would have commented, at the time) had I used the "C" word in a post.
So it will be very interesting to see what they have to say. Part of me won't be surprised if they jump on the bandwagon, simply because they won't be able to resist the temptation to pile on when the target is me.
On the other hand, there is still part of me that wants to hold out hope for the innate goodness of mankind--even LDS apostates. Of course, that might be too much to hope for here in the GSTP.
3. Rollo said “There's no cause for you to treat Harmony that way, Will. For one who apparently claims to follow Christ, you are acting decidedly like an anti-Christ.” My comment: only a very strong word would have prompted “like an anti-Christ”.
Again, I look forward to whether or not Rollo, too, will be willing to sell his soul and join the suborned witness club.
As I have said repeatedly, Rollo and DarthJ--certainly no friends of mine--were very much involved in the thread in question, and I am convinced that both would distinctly remember (and would have commented, at the time) had I used the "C" word in a post.
So it will be very interesting to see what they have to say. Part of me won't be surprised if they jump on the bandwagon, simply because they won't be able to resist the temptation to pile on when the target is me.
On the other hand, there is still part of me that wants to hold out hope for the innate goodness of mankind--even LDS apostates. Of course, that might be too much to hope for here in the GSTP.
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I assure you that nothing that has ever happened on this message board could possibly "jeopardize [my] opportunity to publish."
Did why did you panic by writing numerous LDS scholars to find out what was being said about you so you could preempt their efforts? Gee and Hauglid both sent Bokovoy a copy of the email you sent out to them trying to dig for information about what's been said. Oh, I'd say you're rattled, alright.
And if you think NAMI supports you, then provide names. The fact that you refuse to do so undermines your arrogant confidence in their support of you.
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Well this turned out exactly as we suspected. Kudos to Jack for doing all that leg work and making a good record of it.
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Re: Mormon Apologetics & Misogyny: The Case of William Schryver
Will Schryver wrote:
So other than the few for which I have expressed sincere regret, I otherwise stand by everything I have said--especially the things directed toward beastlie and dissonance, two of the most repulsive women with whom I have ever come into contact in my entire life.
You are clueless.
1) How idiotic of you to claim you would never use the c-word (contra witnesses) and yet freely refer to them using such things as the b-word and then refer to them as "the most repulsive women with whom.....". What is it in the c-word that is bad will? What is contained in that word that isn't already contain in "most repulsive..."? It's like you don't even realize why the c-word is objectionable.
Does Jesus think beastie is repulsive??
2) Why is it you constantly include gender specificity in your insults? Why is it "most repulsive women" instead of "most repulsive people"? Why bring up "womanhood" or the question of beasties "attractiveness" in the next life? Is Kevin Graham's attractiveness not an issue? LOL
Why do you think your estimation of the attractiveness or womanly virtues, or whorishness etc of females on this board is relevant at all? Why do these sexually charged and gender specific words and phrases keep coming out of you?
You are more transparent in your sexism than anyone I have seen on these boards.
Everything about the way you interact with woman online betrays a deep sexism and chauvinism. Nothing could be more obvious. Woman must admire you and your self aggrandizing notions or they are whores and b-itches. The only good women are those obedient and submissive to your supposed priesthood.
Plenty here talk in sexual terms on occasion but it is out of a healthy uninhibited and undisguised interest in the opposite sex --normal basic horniness, flirtiness and low brow humor appropriate to those of us who don't need to see ourselves as holy.
But with you it is always imbued with thinly veiled anger and aggression.
Also, I know for a fact that the set of (very) prominent apologists that are very unhappy with your behavior is not the empty set. In fact, I know of no example of an apologist that approves though perhaps such exist (so much the worse for them in that case).
I have email with expressions of dismay and I shall seek permission to quote from said email if you insist I am lying about this.
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