Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be a
complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash technician."
Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but ffs. What the hell
do you even do to become a "licensed esthetician" or become "certified"
as a "lash technician?" Compliment decor and use mascara?"
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the eye tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years of evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get people to
stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake eyelashes and
licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept of "esthetician"
should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the fact that it does is a
sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but ffs,
this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports HERSELF
as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place, loves her job,
and is not in severe debt from college. No offense, John, but I’ve
followed you for years, but this post was literally misogynistic. Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to send her cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the people who
help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be trained, certified, and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue education and training in a
mostly female space you obviously know little about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup ladies."
And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe the laughable
part is that some people are more willing to pay for vanity than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay for entertainment so some people
who are really good at it get very rich. It's an imbalance in society
and it's disgusting, but not a reason to denigrate those with talents
they're able to make money off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention, including how
to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around infection- and injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to recognize symptoms of eye
or skin infections in clients and yourself. The rest is basic stuff a
graphic designer might learn plus keeping up with trends in styles and techniques and developing new looks. Estheticians are also in the front
line of advocacy for victims of domestic abuse and sex trafficking, if
they aren't employees of the abusers. Pick on some other occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this from you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some of the replies
and will dig a little deeper into why you approached the subject the way
you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Then the lying fuckwit followed up with this:
"John Henry
·
I made an ill-considered remark about estheticians.
I apologize unreservedly. I was wrong.
I'll be away.
John Henry limited who can comment on this post."
Not only did the fucking idiot censor everyone who posted in reply, he
later deleted it. Then he put out a statement to keep everyone but his
chosen sheep from commenting.
PayPal him now!
Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be a
complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash technician."
Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but ffs. What the
hell do you even do to become a "licensed esthetician" or become
"certified" as a "lash technician?" Compliment decor and use
mascara?"
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the eye
tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years of evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get people to
stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake eyelashes and
licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept of "esthetician"
should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the fact that it does is a
sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but ffs,
this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports
HERSELF as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place, loves
her job, and is not in severe debt from college. No offense, John, but
I’ve followed you for years, but this post was literally misogynistic. Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to send her cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the people who
help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be trained, certified,
and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue education and training in
a mostly female space you obviously know little about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup
ladies." And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe the laughable part is that some people are more willing to pay for vanity
than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay for entertainment
so some people who are really good at it get very rich. It's an
imbalance in society and it's disgusting, but not a reason to
denigrate those with talents they're able to make money off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention, including how
to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around infection- and injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to recognize symptoms of
eye or skin infections in clients and yourself. The rest is basic
stuff a graphic designer might learn plus keeping up with trends in
styles and techniques and developing new looks. Estheticians are also
in the front line of advocacy for victims of domestic abuse and sex trafficking, if they aren't employees of the abusers. Pick on some
other occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this from
you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some of the
replies and will dig a little deeper into why you approached the
subject the way you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Then the lying fuckwit followed up with this:
"John Henry
·
I made an ill-considered remark about estheticians.
I apologize unreservedly. I was wrong.
I'll be away.
John Henry limited who can comment on this post."
Not only did the fucking idiot censor everyone who posted in reply, he
later deleted it. Then he put out a statement to keep everyone but his
chosen sheep from commenting.
PayPal him now!
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in news:XnsB091A2E3EA518ReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be a
complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash technician."
Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but ffs. What the
hell do you even do to become a "licensed esthetician" or become
"certified" as a "lash technician?" Compliment decor and use
mascara?"
Would he be happier if they had no professional credentials and were
called makeup scutworkers instead?
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the eye
tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years of
evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get people to
stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake eyelashes and
licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept of "esthetician"
should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the fact that it does is a
sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but ffs,
this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports
HERSELF as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place, loves
her job, and is not in severe debt from college. No offense, John, but
I’ve followed you for years, but this post was literally misogynistic.
Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to send her cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the people who
help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be trained, certified,
and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue education and training in
a mostly female space you obviously know little about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup
ladies." And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe the
laughable part is that some people are more willing to pay for vanity
than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay for entertainment
so some people who are really good at it get very rich. It's an
imbalance in society and it's disgusting, but not a reason to
denigrate those with talents they're able to make money off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention, including how
to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around infection- and
injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to recognize symptoms of
eye or skin infections in clients and yourself. The rest is basic
stuff a graphic designer might learn plus keeping up with trends in
styles and techniques and developing new looks. Estheticians are also
in the front line of advocacy for victims of domestic abuse and sex
trafficking, if they aren't employees of the abusers. Pick on some
other occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this from
you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some of the
replies and will dig a little deeper into why you approached the
subject the way you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Per Google's webcache, he revised this post in the wake of complaints, declaring:
"I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it.
First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my mistakes
when I make them, and - *when considered from within the entrenched and broken values of our culture which are so heavily rooted in artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was unfairly dismissive of the
work of estheticians, and I apologize for that; erasing it would just be
me trying to cover my ass, and that's not how I roll. I was wrong, let
the record reflect it."
Full extended screed at: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:https://www.fac
ebook.com/JohnHenryUS/
There also appear to have been 28 comments made before deletion.
Then the lying fuckwit followed up with this:
"John Henry
·
I made an ill-considered remark about estheticians.
I apologize unreservedly. I was wrong.
I'll be away.
John Henry limited who can comment on this post."
Not only did the fucking idiot censor everyone who posted in reply, he
later deleted it. Then he put out a statement to keep everyone but his
chosen sheep from commenting.
PayPal him now!
Nuking the post mere hours after boldly declaring that he wouldn't is a
new low.
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in news:XnsB091A2E3EA518ReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be a
complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash technician."
Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but ffs. What the
hell do you even do to become a "licensed esthetician" or become
"certified" as a "lash technician?" Compliment decor and use
mascara?"
Would he be happier if they had no professional credentials and were
called makeup scutworkers instead?
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the eye
tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years of
evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get people
to stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake eyelashes and
licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept of "esthetician"
should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the fact that it does is a
sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but ffs,
this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports
HERSELF as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place, loves
her job, and is not in severe debt from college. No offense, John,
but I’ve followed you for years, but this post was literally
misogynistic. Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to send her cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the people
who help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be trained,
certified, and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue education and
training in a mostly female space you obviously know little about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup
ladies." And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe the
laughable part is that some people are more willing to pay for vanity
than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay for entertainment
so some people who are really good at it get very rich. It's an
imbalance in society and it's disgusting, but not a reason to
denigrate those with talents they're able to make money off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention, including
how to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around infection-
and injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to recognize symptoms
of eye or skin infections in clients and yourself. The rest is basic
stuff a graphic designer might learn plus keeping up with trends in
styles and techniques and developing new looks. Estheticians are also
in the front line of advocacy for victims of domestic abuse and sex
trafficking, if they aren't employees of the abusers. Pick on some
other occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this from
you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some of the
replies and will dig a little deeper into why you approached the
subject the way you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Per Google's webcache, he revised this post in the wake of complaints, declaring:
"I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it.
First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my mistakes
when I make them, and - *when considered from within the entrenched
and broken values of our culture which are so heavily rooted in
artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was unfairly
dismissive of the work of estheticians, and I apologize for that;
erasing it would just be me trying to cover my ass, and that's not how
I roll. I was wrong, let the record reflect it."
Full extended screed at: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:http s://www.facebook.com/JohnHenryUS/
There also appear to have been 28 comments made before deletion.
Then the lying fuckwit followed up with this:
"John Henry
·
I made an ill-considered remark about estheticians.
I apologize unreservedly. I was wrong.
I'll be away.
John Henry limited who can comment on this post."
Not only did the fucking idiot censor everyone who posted in reply,
he later deleted it. Then he put out a statement to keep everyone but
his chosen sheep from commenting.
PayPal him now!
Nuking the post mere hours after boldly declaring that he wouldn't is
a new low.
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in news:XnsB091B1184C78DReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
"Mark Raslin (w/Ancient Psychoses)" <mark@rube.con> wrote in
news:uffa8q$1dsk$2@paganini.bofh.team:
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in
news:XnsB091A2E3EA518ReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be a
complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash
technician." Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but
ffs. What the hell do you even do to become a "licensed
esthetician" or become "certified" as a "lash technician?"
Compliment decor and use mascara?"
Would he be happier if they had no professional credentials and were
called makeup scutworkers instead?
As long as the bitches sent him money.
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the eye
tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years
of evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get
people to stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake
eyelashes and licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept
of "esthetician" should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the fact
that it does is a sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but
ffs, this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports
HERSELF as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place,
loves her job, and is not in severe debt from college. No offense,
John, but I’ve followed you for years, but this post was literally
misogynistic. Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to send her
cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the people
who help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be trained,
certified, and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue education
and training in a mostly female space you obviously know little
about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup
ladies." And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe
the laughable part is that some people are more willing to pay for
vanity than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay for
entertainment so some people who are really good at it get very
rich. It's an imbalance in society and it's disgusting, but not a
reason to denigrate those with talents they're able to make money
off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention, including
how to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around infection-
and injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to recognize
symptoms of eye or skin infections in clients and yourself. The
rest is basic stuff a graphic designer might learn plus keeping up
with trends in styles and techniques and developing new looks.
Estheticians are also in the front line of advocacy for victims of
domestic abuse and sex trafficking, if they aren't employees of the
abusers. Pick on some other occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this from
you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some of the
replies and will dig a little deeper into why you approached the
subject the way you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Per Google's webcache, he revised this post in the wake of
complaints, declaring:
"I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it.
Yep, you can't buy him either. Send money.
First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my
mistakes when I make them, and - *when considered from within the
entrenched and broken values of our culture which are so heavily
rooted in artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was
unfairly dismissive of the work of estheticians, and I apologize for
that; erasing it would just be me trying to cover my ass, and that's
not how I roll. I was wrong, let the record reflect it."
Full extended screed at:
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:ht
t p s://www.facebook.com/JohnHenryUS/
There also appear to have been 28 comments made before deletion.
28? That's more responses than he gets in a week any other time.
Besides the statement about how his integrity would prevent him from
deleting the post which was then promptly deleted, his expansion on
the original comment also included a great rant about how women should
stop wearing makeup and reject fashion - always a good conversation
starter.
He also mentioned how he thinks everyone is beautiful even with
wrinkles and crow's feet. Wonder how a preference for younger women
fits with that.
If he hadn't retreated and then spammed his page with stale articles
to cover it up I'd almost think this was expert trolling.
Then the lying fuckwit followed up with this:
"John Henry
·
I made an ill-considered remark about estheticians.
I apologize unreservedly. I was wrong.
I'll be away.
John Henry limited who can comment on this post."
Not only did the fucking idiot censor everyone who posted in reply,
he later deleted it. Then he put out a statement to keep everyone
but his chosen sheep from commenting.
PayPal him now!
Nuking the post mere hours after boldly declaring that he wouldn't
is a new low.
Nah, that low was conning a woman out of over 30K for college and
trashing her. John: That's KARMA for Beth Aultman, scumbag.
Mea culpa. A new low for October 2023.
But here's John being being cowardly and paranoid.
https://youtu.be/9bn7QONwHaI?t=545
A good five minutes of lies and evasions.
He should do more RSPW-centric videos. That was a solid week's worth
of laughs.
"Mark Raslin (w/Ancient Psychoses)" <mark@rube.con> wrote in news:uffa8q$1dsk$2@paganini.bofh.team:
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in
news:XnsB091A2E3EA518ReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be a
complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash
technician." Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but
ffs. What the hell do you even do to become a "licensed
esthetician" or become "certified" as a "lash technician?"
Compliment decor and use mascara?"
Would he be happier if they had no professional credentials and were
called makeup scutworkers instead?
As long as the bitches sent him money.
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the eye
tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years of
evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get people
to stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake eyelashes and
licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept of "esthetician"
should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the fact that it does is a
sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but
ffs, this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports
HERSELF as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place,
loves her job, and is not in severe debt from college. No offense,
John, but I’ve followed you for years, but this post was literally
misogynistic. Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to send her
cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the people
who help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be trained,
certified, and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue education
and training in a mostly female space you obviously know little
about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup
ladies." And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe the
laughable part is that some people are more willing to pay for
vanity than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay for
entertainment so some people who are really good at it get very
rich. It's an imbalance in society and it's disgusting, but not a
reason to denigrate those with talents they're able to make money
off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention, including
how to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around infection-
and injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to recognize
symptoms of eye or skin infections in clients and yourself. The rest
is basic stuff a graphic designer might learn plus keeping up with
trends in styles and techniques and developing new looks.
Estheticians are also in the front line of advocacy for victims of
domestic abuse and sex trafficking, if they aren't employees of the
abusers. Pick on some other occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this from
you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some of the
replies and will dig a little deeper into why you approached the
subject the way you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Per Google's webcache, he revised this post in the wake of
complaints, declaring:
"I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it.
Yep, you can't buy him either. Send money.
First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my
mistakes when I make them, and - *when considered from within the
entrenched and broken values of our culture which are so heavily
rooted in artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was
unfairly dismissive of the work of estheticians, and I apologize for
that; erasing it would just be me trying to cover my ass, and that's
not how I roll. I was wrong, let the record reflect it."
Full extended screed at:
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:htt
p s://www.facebook.com/JohnHenryUS/
There also appear to have been 28 comments made before deletion.
28? That's more responses than he gets in a week any other time.
Then the lying fuckwit followed up with this:
"John Henry
·
I made an ill-considered remark about estheticians.
I apologize unreservedly. I was wrong.
I'll be away.
John Henry limited who can comment on this post."
Not only did the fucking idiot censor everyone who posted in reply,
he later deleted it. Then he put out a statement to keep everyone
but his chosen sheep from commenting.
PayPal him now!
Nuking the post mere hours after boldly declaring that he wouldn't is
a new low.
Nah, that low was conning a woman out of over 30K for college and
trashing her. John: That's KARMA for Beth Aultman, scumbag.
But here's John being being cowardly and paranoid.
https://youtu.be/9bn7QONwHaI?t=545
A good five minutes of lies and evasions.
"Mark Raslin (w/Ancient Psychoses)" <mark@rube.con> wrote in news:uffj1u$20bu$1@paganini.bofh.team:
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in
news:XnsB091B1184C78DReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
"Mark Raslin (w/Ancient Psychoses)" <mark@rube.con> wrote in
news:uffa8q$1dsk$2@paganini.bofh.team:
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in
news:XnsB091A2E3EA518ReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be a
complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can
reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash
technician." Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but
ffs. What the hell do you even do to become a "licensed
esthetician" or become "certified" as a "lash technician?"
Compliment decor and use mascara?"
Would he be happier if they had no professional credentials and
were called makeup scutworkers instead?
As long as the bitches sent him money.
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the eye
tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years
of evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get
people to stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake
eyelashes and licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept
of "esthetician" should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the
fact that it does is a sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but
ffs, this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports
HERSELF as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place,
loves her job, and is not in severe debt from college. No offense,
John, but I’ve followed you for years, but this post was literally
misogynistic. Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to send her
cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the people
who help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be trained,
certified, and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue education
and training in a mostly female space you obviously know little
about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup
ladies." And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe
the laughable part is that some people are more willing to pay for
vanity than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay for
entertainment so some people who are really good at it get very
rich. It's an imbalance in society and it's disgusting, but not a
reason to denigrate those with talents they're able to make money
off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention, including
how to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around infection-
and injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to recognize
symptoms of eye or skin infections in clients and yourself. The
rest is basic stuff a graphic designer might learn plus keeping up
with trends in styles and techniques and developing new looks.
Estheticians are also in the front line of advocacy for victims of
domestic abuse and sex trafficking, if they aren't employees of
the abusers. Pick on some other occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this
from you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some
of the replies and will dig a little deeper into why you
approached the subject the way you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Per Google's webcache, he revised this post in the wake of
complaints, declaring:
"I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it.
Yep, you can't buy him either. Send money.
First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my
mistakes when I make them, and - *when considered from within the
entrenched and broken values of our culture which are so heavily
rooted in artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was
unfairly dismissive of the work of estheticians, and I apologize
for that; erasing it would just be me trying to cover my ass, and
that's not how I roll. I was wrong, let the record reflect it."
Full extended screed at:
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:h
t t p s://www.facebook.com/JohnHenryUS/
There also appear to have been 28 comments made before deletion.
28? That's more responses than he gets in a week any other time.
Besides the statement about how his integrity would prevent him from
deleting the post which was then promptly deleted, his expansion on
the original comment also included a great rant about how women
should stop wearing makeup and reject fashion - always a good
conversation starter.
Let's go with his deleted crap just to see how fast he backpedaled!
John:
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash technician."
Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but ffs. What the
hell do you even do to become a "licensed esthetician" or become
"certified" as a "lash technician?" Compliment decor and use mascara?"
Watch him try to divert the topic to something else and have that blow
up in his face.
===
John begins the post-editing:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:https
:/
/www.facebook.com/JohnHenryUS/&sca_esv=570186193&hl=en&gl=us&strip=1&vw
sr c=0
"Edit: boy this blew up. Pissed some people off.
It took a lot of work for me to get past my own defensiveness to write further thoughts on this. I mean, to me it was just a post about words
and how they're twisted and used against us, like a million others
I've written.
But I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it."
But you did.
"First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my
mistakes when I make them, and - *when considered from within the
entrenched and broken values of our culture which are so heavily
rooted in artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was
unfairly dismissive of the work of estheticians, and I apologize for
that; erasing it would just be me trying to cover my ass, and that's
not how I roll. I was wrong, let the record reflect it."
Not after you deleted it, coward.
But let's talk about the subject at hand, because y'all definitely got
me thinking so now it's time I return the favor.
My position is and always has been since I was in my late teens that
the entire concept of the beauty and cosmetics industry is
exploitative, oppressive, and abusive. I consider it probably the second-biggest con in human history behind religion (third behind
capitalism I guess).
The *whole thing* is based on telling us that we're not good enough
the way we are, here buy this thing and you'll be better. Same old
song and dance, invent a problem and sell the solution. In the case of
this industry it's been going on so long we think it's normal, like capitalism. Just the way things are.
But it isn't, and it shouldn't be.
I know I'm not gonna win that argument because it's so deeply
internalized it'll take a hundred generations to let go of it, but I
really hope I can get through to a few folks to let go of this
nonsense. Maybe I'm even hoping I can get through to myself about it.
The entire basis of the *concept* of cosmetics and fashion, going all
the way back to the beginning, is power and control. It starts in and
thrives on making people feel insecure - and it's not just women;
although we associate these things with women, y'all act like men
wearing high heels and silk stockings and powdered wigs didn't
happen....or like I and millions of other men didn't spend the
eighties putting on mascara and eyeliner and lipstick and hairspray,
but that's kind of a separate conversation.
Taken from that perspective though, that it is women for whom this is
the greater problem, the whole point of the *concept* of cosmetics and fashion is to make you feel insecure and unattractive so you'll try
harder to be pretty, not even for the "male gaze" mind you but because
it gratifies the male/masculine/predatory/narcissist ego for you to
give a damn in the first place.
It's worked so well that we don't even question WHY making ourselves
look more compliant with our contextual social standards of visual attractiveness is a fundamental source of our self-esteem.
It's been going on for centuries and no culture is immune. This is
primal mating ritual stuff, base-level "attract a mate" behavior, even animals preen and put on displays.
It's just that animals don't create multi-billion-dollar unsustainable industries and also drive people to terminal depression rooted in low self-esteem and feelings of being unwanted and unworthy based on their appearance. Pretty sure there was never a moment when a bunch of
marmosets got together in a locker room to tell Julie she needs to
step up her fashion game, ya know?
Animals also don't let themselves become dependent on those
manipulations for their incomes. They don't rationalize perpetuating
the crime and inflicting it on others.
So rather than deleting the message or whatever, making some apology I
don't really mean because in the end I think these reactions are just evidence of how deeply entrenched this con is, I'd just like to leave
you with some thoughts to consider:
Maybe the person saying you look just fine the way you are, you don't
need to go through all this to make yourself "more aesthetically
pleasing," in fact you don't owe to anyone to even BE aesthetically pleasing...maybe that's not the misogynist in the room.
Maybe the people who "hate women" are the ones who have constructed
and perpetuated this entire system by which you're so entirely induced
to think of yourself as being unworthy and ugly the way you are that
you think it's completely normal to find your self esteem in altering
your appearance to fit some advertiser's fabricated standard of what
makes a person beautiful - a standard that has been drilled into your
mind so consistently since birth you think it's your own idea.
Maybe what's making you so uncomfortable about this conversation is
that it's reminding you that you've bought in to your own abuse and exploitation, and some of you have decided to make that your
livelihood as well, and you're painted into a corner with it now so
it's easier to be pissed at me than to take a good hard look at why
you think this way and maybe consider changing it.
I think we're all beautiful just the way we are, complete with
wrinkles and crow's feet and wispy eyelashes and thin pale lips and
small boobs and a saggy butt and that festering blemish on your left
cheek and small penises and too much body hair and not enough head
hair and noses that don't turn up just right and ears that aren't
covered in shiny things and skin filled with lipid injections and
nerves deadened by botulism toxicity. ("Botox" is *literally* a
concatenation of "botulism toxin.")
In spite of that I'm as human as anyone else and I'd be plenty happy
to have a clearer complexion and get this chipped tooth fixed and have
my hair back the way it was when I was about 22...and that embarrasses
me, deeply, because I really do know better.
I think beauty is what's in your heart, not what's on your face, and
it makes me weep for all of us that part of what's in our hearts is an overwhelming lack of confidence in our own appearance.
I absolutely mourn for our collective inability to find validation and
pride in who we are without having to first meet some socially
imposed, shallow, and artificial standard of visual beauty. It's not
even a loss of ability; as far as I can tell, for the most part we've
never had it.
I think beauty comes from being a good person and having a good heart.
I think loving and appreciating ourselves for being ourselves as we
are is what we should be doing, rather than being unable to feel good
about ourselves unless we're convinced we've met some unrealistic, materialistic, and externally imposed standard of visual
attractiveness that fundamentally reflects nothing about us as a
person - and to be perfectly clear I don't claim in any way to be
immune, the amount of time I've spent on my hair in my life is
outrageous, to say nothing of how much of my mom's Mary Kay and Avon
product stock I stole in the eighties.
I wish we'd all spend a whole lot less time buying "product" and
"fashion" to wrap ourselves in and slather all over ourselves in a fundamentally quixotic quest to find the self -esteem that we were deliberately prevented from being able to create within ourselves by
people who gain not just profit but also power from inducing feelings
of unworthiness in us.
I think we ought to be allowed to feel worthy without all that stuff,
and I genuinely feel sorry for every single one of us because none of
us really does...and know clearly before you're tempted that it's an iron-clad guarantee that the louder and more energetically you protest
that statement, the more true it is for you personally.
I'd like that to change. It's harmful and hurtful and when you really
take a close look at it, it's a fundamental root of our whole tangled
mess of existence in the present day.
Like so many of the other endeavors in which I embark, I have no
illusion that I'll change it radically within my lifetime, but maybe
if I can be one of the voices willing to discuss the need for change,
I can do my little part to help us get there.
I think we're beautiful just the way we are - old, young, whatever sex
or gender or gender expression, regardless of how "well" you've "aged"
or whether I or anyone else finds your appearance sexually attractive
- and it makes me sad and angry that we've been manipulated and
exploited into hating the way we look, and into spending our lives and billions of dollars on a hopeless attempt to achieve a standard of
"beauty" that is *intentionally* unattainable.
I guess if that makes me a "misogynist," then so be it."
Jesus, that was a lot of happy horseshit just to avoid saying you're
begging because you don't want to work. I liked the part about
stealing Mommy's Mary Kay and Avon supplies.
https://youtu.be/9bn7QONwHaI?t=545
A good five minutes of lies and evasions.
He should do more RSPW-centric videos. That was a solid week's worth
of laughs.
The problem for John is that the only people laughing are the ones
who see through him and his ego trip and won't send him a cent. 40
views? He's kidding himself, even the sheep won't watch it.
PS: John is too cowardly to come here as himself.
"Davey Zimmerman #274" <Chadweasel274@zoho.com> wrote in news:XnsB091C9A582D66ReallyNotChad@135.181.20.170:
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Holy shit, a woman is trying to better themselves? Watch John be
a complete asshole! Then watch him delete it and limit who can
reply.
Here's how John views people who work.
"John Henry
9 hours ago
·
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash
technician." Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but
ffs. What the hell do you even do to become a "licensed
esthetician" or become "certified" as a "lash technician?"
Compliment decor and use mascara?"
Would he be happier if they had no professional credentials and
were called makeup scutworkers instead?
As long as the bitches sent him money.
He's off to a bad start with the sheep today!
Here's the comments before he deleted them.
"Cáel Henderson
Fucking up false eyelashes could do some serious damage to the
eye tho"
"John Henry
Cáel Henderson Fair. Still. I just...man. A quarter million years
of evolution and we can't keep roofs over people's heads or get
people to stay home in a pandemic but we're certifying fake
eyelashes and licensing "estheticians." I don't think the concept
of "esthetician" should even exist, and I'm pretty certain the
fact that it does is a sign of the apocolypse."
"Toma Brown
Man, I don't mean to call you a misogynistic pos or anything but
ffs, this post sure makes you look like one."
"Carol Whittle Fleming
I’m going to stop you right there. My friends daughter supports
HERSELF as a lash technician. Is 20 yrs old, has her own place,
loves her job, and is not in severe debt from college. No
offense, John, but I’ve followed you for years, but this post was
literally misogynistic. Furthermore, she doesn’t need anyone to
send her cash."
"Nicole Reagan
Just because you don't see the value in it doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. As someone with a disability, I prefer that the
people who help me take care of my skin, hair, and nails be
trained, certified, and licensed. But sure, make fun and devalue
education and training in a mostly female space you obviously
know little about"
"Angela Christine
I get where you're coming from, but these are not just "makeup
ladies." And even "makeup ladies" have a place in society. Maybe
the laughable part is that some people are more willing to pay
for vanity than to help others. Just like we're willing to pay
for entertainment so some people who are really good at it get
very rich. It's an imbalance in society and it's disgusting, but
not a reason to denigrate those with talents they're able to make
money off of."
"Miriam Solon
In my state you need coursework in infection prevention,
including how to disinfect your tools. Also safe practices around
infection- and injury-vulnerable parts of the body and how to
recognize symptoms of eye or skin infections in clients and
yourself. The rest is basic stuff a graphic designer might learn
plus keeping up with trends in styles and techniques and
developing new looks. Estheticians are also in the front line of
advocacy for victims of domestic abuse and sex trafficking, if
they aren't employees of the abusers. Pick on some other
occupation."
"Sarah Michelle
I am actually incredibly surprised to see commentary like this
from you. Really disappointing. I certainly hope you've read some
of the replies and will dig a little deeper into why you
approached the subject the way you did."
What an asshole!
Of course he deleted it.
Per Google's webcache, he revised this post in the wake of
complaints, declaring:
"I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it.
Yep, you can't buy him either. Send money.
First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my
mistakes when I make them, and - *when considered from within the
entrenched and broken values of our culture which are so heavily
rooted in artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was
unfairly dismissive of the work of estheticians, and I apologize
for that; erasing it would just be me trying to cover my ass, and
that's not how I roll. I was wrong, let the record reflect it."
Full extended screed at:
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:
h t t p s://www.facebook.com/JohnHenryUS/
There also appear to have been 28 comments made before deletion.
28? That's more responses than he gets in a week any other time.
Besides the statement about how his integrity would prevent him from
deleting the post which was then promptly deleted, his expansion on
the original comment also included a great rant about how women
should stop wearing makeup and reject fashion - always a good
conversation starter.
Let's go with his deleted crap just to see how fast he backpedaled!
John:
"Miss USA" is a "licensed esthetician and certified lash technician."
Man I don't want to disempower women or anything but ffs. What the
hell do you even do to become a "licensed esthetician" or become
"certified" as a "lash technician?" Compliment decor and use
mascara?"
Watch him try to divert the topic to something else and have that
blow up in his face.
===
John begins the post-editing:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1Rdm1yF594kJ:http
s
:/
/www.facebook.com/JohnHenryUS/&sca_esv=570186193&hl=en&gl=us&strip=1&v
w sr c=0
"Edit: boy this blew up. Pissed some people off.
It took a lot of work for me to get past my own defensiveness to
write further thoughts on this. I mean, to me it was just a post
about words and how they're twisted and used against us, like a
million others I've written.
But I'm not going to take it back and I'm not going to delete it."
But you did.
"First, I'm not going to get into the habit of just erasing my
mistakes when I make them, and - *when considered from within the
entrenched and broken values of our culture which are so heavily
rooted in artificially imposed notions of what beauty is* - I was
unfairly dismissive of the work of estheticians, and I apologize for
that; erasing it would just be me trying to cover my ass, and that's
not how I roll. I was wrong, let the record reflect it."
Not after you deleted it, coward.
But let's talk about the subject at hand, because y'all definitely
got me thinking so now it's time I return the favor.
My position is and always has been since I was in my late teens that
the entire concept of the beauty and cosmetics industry is
exploitative, oppressive, and abusive. I consider it probably the
second-biggest con in human history behind religion (third behind
capitalism I guess).
The *whole thing* is based on telling us that we're not good enough
the way we are, here buy this thing and you'll be better. Same old
song and dance, invent a problem and sell the solution. In the case
of this industry it's been going on so long we think it's normal,
like capitalism. Just the way things are.
But it isn't, and it shouldn't be.
I know I'm not gonna win that argument because it's so deeply
internalized it'll take a hundred generations to let go of it, but I
really hope I can get through to a few folks to let go of this
nonsense. Maybe I'm even hoping I can get through to myself about it.
The entire basis of the *concept* of cosmetics and fashion, going all
the way back to the beginning, is power and control. It starts in and
thrives on making people feel insecure - and it's not just women;
although we associate these things with women, y'all act like men
wearing high heels and silk stockings and powdered wigs didn't
happen....or like I and millions of other men didn't spend the
eighties putting on mascara and eyeliner and lipstick and hairspray,
but that's kind of a separate conversation.
Taken from that perspective though, that it is women for whom this is
the greater problem, the whole point of the *concept* of cosmetics
and fashion is to make you feel insecure and unattractive so you'll
try harder to be pretty, not even for the "male gaze" mind you but
because it gratifies the male/masculine/predatory/narcissist ego for
you to give a damn in the first place.
It's worked so well that we don't even question WHY making ourselves
look more compliant with our contextual social standards of visual
attractiveness is a fundamental source of our self-esteem.
It's been going on for centuries and no culture is immune. This is
primal mating ritual stuff, base-level "attract a mate" behavior,
even animals preen and put on displays.
It's just that animals don't create multi-billion-dollar
unsustainable industries and also drive people to terminal depression
rooted in low self-esteem and feelings of being unwanted and unworthy
based on their appearance. Pretty sure there was never a moment when
a bunch of marmosets got together in a locker room to tell Julie she
needs to step up her fashion game, ya know?
Animals also don't let themselves become dependent on those
manipulations for their incomes. They don't rationalize perpetuating
the crime and inflicting it on others.
So rather than deleting the message or whatever, making some apology
I don't really mean because in the end I think these reactions are
just evidence of how deeply entrenched this con is, I'd just like to
leave you with some thoughts to consider:
Maybe the person saying you look just fine the way you are, you don't
need to go through all this to make yourself "more aesthetically
pleasing," in fact you don't owe to anyone to even BE aesthetically
pleasing...maybe that's not the misogynist in the room.
Maybe the people who "hate women" are the ones who have constructed
and perpetuated this entire system by which you're so entirely
induced to think of yourself as being unworthy and ugly the way you
are that you think it's completely normal to find your self esteem in
altering your appearance to fit some advertiser's fabricated standard
of what makes a person beautiful - a standard that has been drilled
into your mind so consistently since birth you think it's your own
idea.
Maybe what's making you so uncomfortable about this conversation is
that it's reminding you that you've bought in to your own abuse and
exploitation, and some of you have decided to make that your
livelihood as well, and you're painted into a corner with it now so
it's easier to be pissed at me than to take a good hard look at why
you think this way and maybe consider changing it.
I think we're all beautiful just the way we are, complete with
wrinkles and crow's feet and wispy eyelashes and thin pale lips and
small boobs and a saggy butt and that festering blemish on your left
cheek and small penises and too much body hair and not enough head
hair and noses that don't turn up just right and ears that aren't
covered in shiny things and skin filled with lipid injections and
nerves deadened by botulism toxicity. ("Botox" is *literally* a
concatenation of "botulism toxin.")
In spite of that I'm as human as anyone else and I'd be plenty happy
to have a clearer complexion and get this chipped tooth fixed and
have my hair back the way it was when I was about 22...and that
embarrasses me, deeply, because I really do know better.
I think beauty is what's in your heart, not what's on your face, and
it makes me weep for all of us that part of what's in our hearts is
an overwhelming lack of confidence in our own appearance.
I absolutely mourn for our collective inability to find validation
and pride in who we are without having to first meet some socially
imposed, shallow, and artificial standard of visual beauty. It's not
even a loss of ability; as far as I can tell, for the most part we've
never had it.
I think beauty comes from being a good person and having a good
heart.
I think loving and appreciating ourselves for being ourselves as we
are is what we should be doing, rather than being unable to feel good
about ourselves unless we're convinced we've met some unrealistic,
materialistic, and externally imposed standard of visual
attractiveness that fundamentally reflects nothing about us as a
person - and to be perfectly clear I don't claim in any way to be
immune, the amount of time I've spent on my hair in my life is
outrageous, to say nothing of how much of my mom's Mary Kay and Avon
product stock I stole in the eighties.
I wish we'd all spend a whole lot less time buying "product" and
"fashion" to wrap ourselves in and slather all over ourselves in a
fundamentally quixotic quest to find the self -esteem that we were
deliberately prevented from being able to create within ourselves by
people who gain not just profit but also power from inducing feelings
of unworthiness in us.
I think we ought to be allowed to feel worthy without all that stuff,
and I genuinely feel sorry for every single one of us because none of
us really does...and know clearly before you're tempted that it's an
iron-clad guarantee that the louder and more energetically you
protest that statement, the more true it is for you personally.
I'd like that to change. It's harmful and hurtful and when you really
take a close look at it, it's a fundamental root of our whole tangled
mess of existence in the present day.
Like so many of the other endeavors in which I embark, I have no
illusion that I'll change it radically within my lifetime, but maybe
if I can be one of the voices willing to discuss the need for change,
I can do my little part to help us get there.
I think we're beautiful just the way we are - old, young, whatever
sex or gender or gender expression, regardless of how "well" you've
"aged" or whether I or anyone else finds your appearance sexually
attractive - and it makes me sad and angry that we've been
manipulated and exploited into hating the way we look, and into
spending our lives and billions of dollars on a hopeless attempt to
achieve a standard of "beauty" that is *intentionally* unattainable.
I guess if that makes me a "misogynist," then so be it."
Jesus, that was a lot of happy horseshit just to avoid saying you're
begging because you don't want to work. I liked the part about
stealing Mommy's Mary Kay and Avon supplies.
The worst part about his bloviation is the sense that he thinks he's
saying anything novel when he turns "God hath given you one face, and
you make yourselves another" into a 30-page lecture.
https://youtu.be/9bn7QONwHaI?t=545
A good five minutes of lies and evasions.
He should do more RSPW-centric videos. That was a solid week's worth
of laughs.
The problem for John is that the only people laughing are the ones
who see through him and his ego trip and won't send him a cent. 40
views? He's kidding himself, even the sheep won't watch it.
PS: John is too cowardly to come here as himself.
Following the above video he claimed he would be keeping tabs on RSPW
in order to do a "case study". Another abandoned project?
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