Mr. Cupid - Vietnam's factory of virgin brides

Here is the story and the website.  I like the concept.  Maybe we should open a franchise in Mexico.

This is an interim concept. The basis of longevity for a sub-culture is having our children marry each other. So in other words, this concept would serve only as the first generation of wives. Of course this is all in theory, but eventually foreign brides would be in direct competition with our own theoretical daughters.

I have no objections to this as a short term strategy though, except that opening a franchise would be unrealistically expensive. Opening a factory? Supposing money wasn't an issue I'd alter some aspects. I'd build a catholic church on site and require mandatory service. The work environment also sounds somewhat harsh, I'd allow women to visit or be visited by family. I'd also include English classes and perhaps communal chores for all female workers that would translate into home making skills, such as keeping dormitories clean and learning to cook.

This is somewhat of a far out idea, but it could get CoAlpha off the ground.  I am not in a position to research it seriously right now, but I think it is worth at least discussing.  If we actually did this, it would be so outrageous to American feminist culture that we would be guaranteed lots of negative publicity, and negative publicity is a lot better than no publicity.  This negative publicity could actually lead to real growth for CoAlpha.

Why a catholic church?  Catholicism is rotten.  We should pick the best religion we can find and have the women go to that service.  And of course there is no need for such a harsh work environment.

fschmidt wrote

This is somewhat of a far out idea, but it could get CoAlpha off the ground.  I am not in a position to research it seriously right now, but I think it is worth at least discussing.  If we actually did this, it would be so outrageous to American feminist culture that we would be guaranteed lots of negative publicity, and negative publicity is a lot better than no publicity.  This negative publicity could actually lead to real growth for CoAlpha.

Agreed.

fschmidt wrote

Why a catholic church?  Catholicism is rotten.  We should pick the best religion we can find and have the women go to that service.  And of course there is no need for such a harsh work environment.

Because that's what Hispanics are accustomed to. We should build off whatever foundation they have. Rural Hispanic women will be much more inclined to being pushed to becoming better Catholics than to starting a whole new religion altogether. This doesn't need to be the final religion they choose, just the one they attend while working in a Mexican factory. I don't see highly rural uneducated Hispanic women as candidates for converting to Jewdism or Islam without massive amounts of coaching. If we're running the show we can hand pick the priests. They can be from that "Traditional Catholic" sect that damsel pointed out.