Roober
Master Don Juan
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So, I just happened onto this guy, and I am sure there is many more like it if you were to look, but he is pretty entertaining and debates very well. It is also hilarious because he is a homosexual. I recently finished "The Rational Male" and it certainly follows the same suit for the problems with gender dynamics.
Feminism is cancer!
What began as an arguable goal for equality has since turned into a public shaming and beating of men, especially men that express their natural masculinity. It is shameful to even speak of such things with other people without being labeled as "chauvinist", "mysoginist", or any of the other nasty blurbs men could be succumbed to in today's society. This victimization of 50% of our population has become so much of the society-accepted female imperative (The Rational Male), the tables have turned immensely; the script has been reversed. Women caused this problem, and they can't even figure out what they want any more...
For example, the myth of "the gender wage gap"
-60% of college graduates are women
-On average, women in their 30's make more than men
-Against women, men struggle to get jobs because companies are desperate to get more women in their companies
-Food for thought... if women were actually paid less, why wouldn't companies hire women to save their bottom line?
The result?
Men are de-masculinated to the point of quitting, drug use, stay at home dads, etc. The blue pill mentality, nurtured by the feminine imperative, has become so deeply ingrained in our society that expression of masculinity is subdued with derogatory titles. Most of the "plugged in" (I would not consider myself unplugged yet) men can't even see the reality if it slapped them in the face.
What can we do about something that you can't talk about? cannot share? and cannot express to the rest of the world?
We work on ourselves, take the red pill, and battle against the feminine imperative that gains strength every day towards the complete dominance over masculinity. If one of your friends or famly members succumbs to defeat, we can offer him the choice, give him the tools, and ask him the question...
Would you like the red pill or the blue pill?
Feminism is cancer!
What began as an arguable goal for equality has since turned into a public shaming and beating of men, especially men that express their natural masculinity. It is shameful to even speak of such things with other people without being labeled as "chauvinist", "mysoginist", or any of the other nasty blurbs men could be succumbed to in today's society. This victimization of 50% of our population has become so much of the society-accepted female imperative (The Rational Male), the tables have turned immensely; the script has been reversed. Women caused this problem, and they can't even figure out what they want any more...
For example, the myth of "the gender wage gap"
-60% of college graduates are women
-On average, women in their 30's make more than men
-Against women, men struggle to get jobs because companies are desperate to get more women in their companies
-Food for thought... if women were actually paid less, why wouldn't companies hire women to save their bottom line?
The result?
Men are de-masculinated to the point of quitting, drug use, stay at home dads, etc. The blue pill mentality, nurtured by the feminine imperative, has become so deeply ingrained in our society that expression of masculinity is subdued with derogatory titles. Most of the "plugged in" (I would not consider myself unplugged yet) men can't even see the reality if it slapped them in the face.
What can we do about something that you can't talk about? cannot share? and cannot express to the rest of the world?
We work on ourselves, take the red pill, and battle against the feminine imperative that gains strength every day towards the complete dominance over masculinity. If one of your friends or famly members succumbs to defeat, we can offer him the choice, give him the tools, and ask him the question...
Would you like the red pill or the blue pill?