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I've only heard Tom Leykis a few times, and to tell you the truth, I think he's kind of an ass. Now granted, when I heard him speak, it was three years or so ago...maybe his style has changed some since back then. (I'm guessing not, however.) Personally, it seems to me like he enjoys fanning the flames of the gender war...like you said, anyone with anything positive to say is encouraged not to call. He reminds me of Jerry Springer, in a way....stirs up shit just for ratings' sake, not exactly for "educational" purposes.

I've listened to Tom before, and I enjoyed it immensely. If I had my own radio show, I'd seem like more of an ass, because I love confrontation. Why should he play the nice guy? I love a guy who's willing to fan the flames, because it needs to be fanned, dammit.

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The important thing is that he makes men think about their own interests. Our entire upbringing these days revolves mostly around the needs of women. A lot of men are concentrating on that. Tom encourages them to look out for themselves more. And it's not Tom's fault if the dating scene has become a battlefield.

The thing that turns me completely off of Leykis is the gleeful way he presents many things. He enjoys peoples' humiliation, and makes fun of the stupid ones - who don't catch on. Other than that one thing, though, I think he provides a valuable service. He's been married and divorced 4 times, though, so I don't know if I'd take his advice on how to choose a good one!

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The thing that turns me completely off of Leykis is the gleeful way he presents many things. He enjoys peoples' humiliation, and makes fun of the stupid ones - who don't catch on. Other than that one thing, though, I think he provides a valuable service. He's been married and divorced 4 times, though, so I don't know if I'd take his advice on how to choose a good one!

Good point.

The thing that turns me completely off of Leykis is the gleeful way he presents many things. He enjoys peoples' humiliation, and makes fun of the stupid ones - who don't catch on. Other than that one thing, though, I think he provides a valuable service. He's been married and divorced 4 times, though, so I don't know if I'd take his advice on how to choose a good one!

I listened to a show about women wanting to work less hours, and I liked the way he dressed down a critic... he didn't insult her, he didn't swear at her, he was soft spoken, but he dissected everything this woman said and threw it back at her, and I just have to admire something like that. She was full of shit, and Tom was right. She felt that women should work less hours than men because women do all the chores and (yadda yadda feminist bullshit)... but he responded: "Why should we pick up the slack for you? What does your problems at home have to with work?" And he's right. It is bullshit. I think the tough way of handling critics is a great way of getting your point across in the face fascist suppression.

He is blatantly honest about his situation as far as his marriages are concerned. He was raised by parents that were married for over 50 years I do believe. He states that he is there purely to sell advertising but confesses that he has made a deliberate decision to attract a male audience and he frames his entire program to appeal to that audience.

Quite a few callers suggest his audience are only loosers and morons but as he states the majority of times his audience are intelligent and possess a high IQ(according to surveys his station have made). The callers that take the effort to call in are those on the lower end of brainpower and really need a good rollicking as their situation have detriorated to such a degree that they have hit bottom..

I am listening at the moment on the web to a Leykis 101 ( date, 2 August 2008, 2.20 pm) session and we have the usual disbelievers and the usual feminists ranting and trying to kill the discussion and trying to make some flagrant comment just before he dumps them..

It is a program that may be blunt and flagrant but it definately is entertaining and helpful to the males out there that are screwed on a daily basis..

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He also tells men not to pursue a woman if she hasn't given it up (given him sex) by the third date. He also says never date single mothers. And he tells women that all men really want from them for is sex.

Why do women date if not for sex?

Never date single moms, you don't agree with this?

Yeah, if she doesn't give up sex by the third date. What's the point of this when is telling men not to fall into the sex trap that women play?

Spot on John, he is the response to the female gold digger and their determination to have a baby by any means possible and entrap a man for a quarter of his life without any thought of the consequences..
Apparently the majority of his audience consists of middle class types and it's only the numbskulls that call in mostly, explaining that they fell for the golden vagina and now have their lives ruined because of it. Good old entrapment, there should be a law against that one..