Remove the Man 2019

In October of 2017 I wrote an essay titled Male Control. It was actually the second time I’d covered the topic of how a feminine-primary social order (a Gynocracy if you will) seeks to control its male population by deliberately sowing confusion about masculinity into multiple generations of boys, and later men. Prior to this I’d written another seminal post titled Remove the Man in which is outlined the ways in which that Gynocracy makes efforts to systematically remove men from our language. Usually this takes the form of ‘erasing’ the letters m-a-n from the English language wherever it appears in an official capacity (i.e. state bylaws, universities, legislative documents), but also in gender-neutral translations of the Bible now. The only real constant in all of this the deliberate erasure of ‘man’ and/or ‘men’ from that language.

But if thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.

George Orwell

I wrote Remove the Man back in 2013 in response to one such effort by the Governor of Washington, Jay Inslee, who passed a bill to make state laws gender neutral. The effort actually began in 2007, but in 2019 a simple search for ‘gender neutral language’ will show you the extent and scope of this much larger effort. This essay served and the starting point for a larger awareness for me – that of the push to remove men and masculinity from more than just our language, but rather the removal of all things conventionally masculine. As Orwell states here, the thought, the thinking, about masculinity and men is the focus of the corruption.

But language is only one way that the concept of what is masculine is distorted for a purpose.

Today the American Psychological Association issued its first-ever guidelines for practice with boys/men’s. In it the concept of conventional (traditional) masculinity is outlined as ‘harmful’.

The main thrust of the subsequent research is that traditional masculinity—marked by stoicism, competitiveness, dominance and aggression—is, on the whole, harmful. Men socialized in this way are less likely to engage in healthy behaviors.

It would be easy to refute this basic presumption with countless examples of how all of these traits, most of which are innate parts of men’s evolved mental firmware, have been key in developing a civil society as well as healthy masculine identity. But what we’re seeing in this is a corruption of language that is leading to the standardization of the corruption of thought.

Stoicism, competitiveness, dominance and aggression are evolved aspects of the male psyche that have served men for millennia. To the Red Pill aware man this is self-evident. What is less evident is the new context in which these ‘educated’ men apply meaning to these terms. Academia has been so thoroughly assimilated by the Feminine Imperative that the men making official decrees about psychological principle no longer have the insight to understand that their perspective is informed by ‘female-correct‘ thought.

There are two presumptions being made here:

First, is that men’s predisposition for stoicism, competitiveness, dominance and aggression are the results of a patriarchal societies adverse influence on boys and men.

The belief is founded in blank-slate social constructionism. I addressed this in Old Lies:

They hate the very idea that a boy might act in accordance with an inborn masculine proclivity. They hate the idea that a boy might learn to be tough and resilient at the expense of a vulnerability (weakness) because it contradicts the equalist belief set. They hate the idea that boys and girls have innately, biologically, different ways of dealing with emotions that don’t align with their belief in a blank-slate. To force them to accept this would be to force them to abandon deeply ego-invested beliefs that they themselves had conditioned into them by the same feminine-primary education.

Boys don’t naturally emote like girls, but when they refuse to align with the female-correct way of emoting we say that some patriarchal macho man, somewhere, in some movie, in some song, in some household taught that kid not to feel. He somehow learned that allowing his emotions to rule over him, to be vulnerable, to prioritize his feelings above his sense of rational self is what it actually is – a weakness that in our evolutionary past was far likelier to get him killed than to earn the praise of his equalist teachers.

Boys are simply not as emotional as girls – our brains did not evolve that way – but because we value the feminine above the masculine today we say this kid is doing it wrong. We say he learned to be an asshole from his macho dad or he learned to love firearms because of the latest rap song or a toxically masculine society that doesn’t exist. 

Now, granted, the men responsible for these psychological practices and their standardization tried to walk back the idea that conventionally masculine attributes weren’t “all bad”. This is expected because an aspect like stoicism can still be considered useful to a feminine-primary social order. It’s just that the larger social order wants the aspects of masculinity to manifest on its own terms and serving a female-centric utility.

A determined hard-driving man is what they want when the floodwaters start rising and women need to be carried to safety, but when a man uses that aspect of his masculine nature for his exclusive benefit, or a purpose that conflicts with feminine primacy, that’s when the aspect is defined as dangerous. However, the overall preconception is that there is some sinister influence of an old-school chauvinistic patriarchy teaching boys and men to be ‘toxically’ masculine. I addressed this fallacy in Old Lies, but this is one more example of how fem-centric society must cling to a clichéd parody of how boys must be being taught in order to cover the fact that boys are raised like defective girls today.

What is glaringly ignored is that these traits, and many more, are endemic parts of men’s evolved nature. Our emotional natures are not the same as that of women’s. Our brains are not wired the same as women’s. Men and women process emotions differently from the other, particularly negative emotions. This is a feature of the male brain, not a bug. But today the APA has decided unilaterally that men’s way of dealing with emotion is “incorrect”. Incorrect because the only correct way would be one that aligns with the women’s interests they’ve been conditioned to believe are only beneficial to larger society. To the APA, masculinity itself is a bug.

Secondly, this deliberate misconception relies entirely on social constructionism and almost entirely ignores the biological factors that contribute to masculine gender identity. I’m presently working on another essay that explores the dependency on blank-slate equalism as the basis for virtually every presumption the mainstream has about gender identity, so I don’t want to give too much away. However, the whole presumption of gender in humanist psychology depends on the falsehood that men and women are functionally coequal.

Accepting that failed notion of blank-slate equalism is what scaffolds the entire premise of this standard of masculinity. Masculinity is something that cannot be removed from society if its source is something that is unique to only men by virtue of their biology. They cannot ensure female-correctness as a societal standard if men and women are different. People like those in authority at the APA know this. It’s why merely talking about those innate gender differences is deemed a hate-crime today. Inspiring doubt in the blank-slate standard risks destroying the scaffolding for all their preconceptions of gender.

In the end this is one more, I think significant, effort in removing men and conventional masculinity from our collective thought. This standardization of how men should be ‘dealt with’ in therapy, or colored by in just considering men’s role in psychology is an ideological power play. Modern psychology officially doesn’t ‘get men’ anymore.

The latest Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) will now officially list ‘traditional’ masculinity as a hazard or a disorder for male humans. They can’t be called ‘men’ because that would gender them.

I read a few Twitter threads about this change to the DSM and I think they’re worth reading to get a better grasp of the gravity of this standardization:

On December 29th, 2018 I made some pretty ominous predictions about what I thought the manosphere and men in general could expect to see in 2019-2020. We’re not eve a week into the first month and a lot of what I expected is starting to develop. The gender divide is now a gender ‘Cold War’ and going forward I see the polarization between the sexes becoming even uglier than the 2016 election cycle.

This issuance from the APA is a foundation for how psychology – our Lords of the new church – will define what is acceptably ‘male’ and what is not. Furthermore it defines what aspects of masculinity is officially hazardous based on social constructionism and science denial.

Going forward I think Red Pill aware men will have to view mainstream psychology with even more suspicion than we do already. My Red Man Group colleague, Rian Stone, has mentioned that this equivalent of a “Papal Bull” from the APA represents a call to action for the Red Pill community and the manosphere in general to help men understand that conventional, “traditional” masculinity is not a disorder.

The Red Pill saves lives. I can only see this standardization as a net negative for men who are already five times more likely than women to take their own lives. Men seeking psychological help will only find their problems compounded by psychologists trained to believe masculinity is inherently toxic. And as a result we need to be prepared to help our Blue Pill brothers unplug and show them their inherent worth as conventionally masculine men.

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Sentient
Sentient
5 years ago

Not just sex or mind blowing sex which is well and good but that ineffable oxytocin flooding your brain animal magnetism that I have experienced before.

Love is a chemical reaction running into inexperience…

All these reactions lessen over time with the same partner.

My advice? Get high on your own supply, not on who you’re with. When you’ve done that, then you can vet around for a what? Wife? Mother?

What is your mission? Your MPoO? How satisfying are those things? How can you execute better on those things?

theasdgamer
5 years ago

Waffles, it’s an old truism…The easiest person to fool is yourself.

SJF
SJF
5 years ago

Waffles, You are getting great advice from Sentient, Blax and ASD. What you do is look at these guys and reverse engineer LTR’s. They all got their mindset right. And all of them are saying you have to manage the relationship. Trials and tribulations are normal, disagreements/arguments are normal. One partner taking advantage is normal. The trick is not in not having disagreements, it is in being able to resolve them in a Masterful manner. There is an important point here that you seem to keep pushing away, but is key, key, key to LTR’s. And that is being able… Read more »

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

” . . . that ineffable oxytocin flooding your brain . . .”

Buy a pair of KEF R300s and Rebecca Pidgeon’s The Raven. Cheaper and more reliable in the long run.

j
j
5 years ago

Alpha Fucks Beta Bucks Case #275: Christ follower, Tim Tebow, is getting married today and finally going to lose his virginity at age 31, to former Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters. From this report, it looks like she was still fucking her ex boyfriend while she was going out (i.e. no sex) with Tim, but once she realized her ex wasn’t about that life long commitment life, she dumped him and settled for Timmy: “Tim Tebow’s girlfriend Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters was juggling both Tebow and her now ex boyfriend Geo Botha for a few months this spring. Once she settled… Read more »

j
j
5 years ago
theasdgamer
5 years ago

Waffles, try oxycodone or fentonil.

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

Dear Tebow;

” Miss Universe ” is just a girl. Get a grip.

Thanks,

Blaximus.

Sentient
Sentient
5 years ago

Blax

Well he’s been gripping his bat for way too long… cut him some slack.

Maybe after the honeymoon he will be able to hit a curve ball…

Mihc
Mihc
5 years ago

Men seeking psychological help will only find their problems compounded by psychologists trained to believe masculinity is inherently toxic.

That’s always been the main thrust to the psychology/psychiatry trade.
They check which direction the wind blows, call it good and right and healthy, and diagnose as ill all what isn’t aligned.
It’s what they do by definition, certainly the mainstream/famous ones, who are repute-hunters at heart, and certainly their associations, and collective bodies.

They don’t create the wind or set its direction, though.

Fact
Fact
5 years ago

Bezos wife is filing for divorce, claiming $70 billion !

Feminism is female socialism, one way transfer of wealth from male to female.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

I popped by Dr. Helen’s place. She isn’t happy: “I am a psychologist. I used to be proud to say this when people asked what I did for a living. Now, when asked, I say I am a writer. The psychology profession is nothing but a bunch of politically correct social justice warriors looking for their next set of victims.” She pointed me to this: “More young women have been entering the psychology workforce. The percent of psychologists who are women increased from 57 percent in 2007 to 65 percent in 2016. Within the psychology workforce, the mean age for… Read more »

theasdgamer
5 years ago

Here’s an interesting article on how positive affective presence can make people feel comfortable around you:

https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2019/01/affective-presence-how-you-make-other-people-feel/579643/

Lost Patrol
Lost Patrol
5 years ago

Poor old Tebow. Going off to war with his pack full of the old set of books.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

I read that Atlantic article over my morning coffee — and then forgot about it because it was basically information free. It says that positive affective presence does make people feel good about you, which I did not find informative. Given the definition it is a tautological observation.

But how, or even what the hell it even is, is as yet unknown to psychologists. That would be the interesting part.

SJF
SJF
5 years ago

“I popped by Dr. Helen’s place. She isn’t happy…” I listened to Dr. Laura Schlessinger yesterday on the way over to this delightful Italian trattorria and market.. She was furious and pissed off at the APA for the current bull shit stance about all masculinity was toxic. She claimed it was a ploy to destroy our society. She’s a big fan of all the benefits of masculinity. She recalled a dust-up back in 1999 with the APA when she strongly objected in the media and to her 18 million listeners on terrestrial radio to a similarly named “scientific article” put… Read more »

rugby11
rugby11
5 years ago
Boris (@Protagoris7788)

The feminists have appropriated the arguments of people like Warren Farrell and Paul Elam and put their own spin on them. Where the MRAs play the oppression game right back at the feminists by citing homicide and homeless stats, the feminists fit it into their “patriarchy” narrative – male suicide rates, homicide rates, rates of homeless etc are caused by “toxic” masculinity, which is an “idea” somebody invented. They’re not attacking masculinity per se, they’re throwing breadcrumbs at men who would raise these arguments to show they’re paying attention. The only people who literally think masculinity is bad are male… Read more »

Boris (@Protagoris7788)

Why does Christina Hoff Sommers oppose the APA’s statement on masculinity? She won’t respond to my tweets.

Sommers has said that women “civilize” men. That implies something like toxic masculinity. She’s implying that the nature of men in is some way unruly.

O.B.I.T.
O.B.I.T.
5 years ago

@Blax
”’Miss Universe’ is just a girl.”

Depends on which universe

O.B.I.T.
O.B.I.T.
5 years ago

Psychology becoming more and more feminized — the upside is that psych courses are crawling with young women. My big college squeeze was not a fellow newshound but a developmental psych chick. Fortunately her best friend was a funny Jo Anne Worley type who helped me keep her grounded.

Have you been reading how economics is the latest area under fire as too male and too hostile to women? That was the big issue at their convention, not how to better understand the economy or anything practical.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

She’s just a girl . . . with a broad waist and narrow hips. She played the Miss Universe game better than the other girls. Other than that there’s nothing particularly notable about her.

It’s been a long time since “beauty” pageants were judged on beauty and most of the contestants don’t even quite make it to the “Hollywood Pretty” standard and lack the talent to compensate for it.

That’s why they go into the pageant circuit in the first place. It’s the wildcard round for girls who didn’t make the playoffs.

rugby11
rugby11
5 years ago
Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
5 years ago

FYI this piece is cited in Phil Foster’s twitter feed over there on stage right:

https://life.spectator.co.uk/2018/04/7-easy-steps-to-becoming-a-male-feminist/

It’s a gag.

Phil says, “believe it or not a man wrote this shit.” Yes indeed. It’s satirical. Though a gag piece, he has a point: I do believe some of the more extreme punchlines in it (i.e., a guideline that. when seducing a woman, don’t say how good her breasts look, you arouse her if you talk about her career achievements) could still become serious reality in certain places, i.e., college student centers.

Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
5 years ago

Yeah OK checked some more, this guy writing the “Fe-Man” thing is a regular there. He seriously likes to take the piss:

https://life.spectator.co.uk/2018/02/10-easy-steps-to-becoming-a-new-progressive/

Anonymous Reader
Anonymous Reader
5 years ago

Fred Flange from the far side of the Moon I do believe some of the more extreme punchlines in it (i.e., a guideline that. when seducing a woman, don’t say how good her breasts look, you arouse her if you talk about her career achievements) could still become serious reality in certain places, i.e., college student centers. Oh, a 20-something girl wearing meh clothing but radiating IOI’s with her eyes and body language, running her mouth on “high” rattling off a kind of C.V. complete with trips and internships? Already happening, can confirm. It extends up into the 30’s as… Read more »

Anonymous Reader
Anonymous Reader
5 years ago

Boulderhead

Srowry so you can undelstand

Got it! Happy landings!

Anonymous Reader
Anonymous Reader
5 years ago

Bezos is a dumb assed Beta. The Enquirer and the NY Post have his dumbassery all over the pages. He’s 55, his fling is 49(!) and on her second marriage. She was first married to an NFL player, then monkeybranched to a Hollywood mover, now she’s got Bezos on a string. No prenup so the current Mrs. Bezos can become the richest woman in the world quite easily. Bezos texted twu wuv stuff to his fave, who then showed them to a pal, and the pal shipped or shopped them to the Enquirer….where they have been published. Not the dick… Read more »

GhostofSteveMcQueen
GhostofSteveMcQueen
5 years ago

This affair, mostly forgotten today, speaks to the credibility and morals of the American Psychological Association –

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/01/us/report-says-american-psychological-association-collaborated-on-torture-justification.html

Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
5 years ago

The very last sentence of the APA article is the most troubling quote: “If we can change men, we can change the world.” This is Lysenkoism, at its most pure Ice-Nine distillation. The meta-canon of Soviet-era biological science was that Man could change nature itself by harnessing the implacable will of the people to subdue and conquer it. Preached by quack agriculturalist/master bureaucrat Trofim Lysenko. Then enshrined in CCCP dogma by Uncle Joe Stalin himself. If men can change nature (and science) by forcing it to obey their will, they can change the world. Plant forests on the steppes by… Read more »

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

“If we can change men, we can change the world.”

By this guy:
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O.B.I.T.
O.B.I.T.
5 years ago

Sci-fi’s Barry Malzberg had the future of “therapy” pegged pretty well 50 years ago:

“The third stage,” the interviewer says, and the helmet comes down and I dream again, and no way, no way to resist it. They are cruel but practical. Kind but vicious. Scientific but righteous. Sympathetic but damned.”

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

@Waffles – You won’t be happy with a woman if you aren’t happy without one, you dig? Fyi, great work on your life. If only I’d straightened my ass out as young as you have, well…I digress. But I also get you have done a lot of work. I think the other guys are right but I’d want to know a bit more. What is it you feel is missing? Don’t let yourself get away with generalizing about it, if you can’t identify it, just let the feelings come up and follow them in your mind I can always get… Read more »

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

@ex-cartoonist – You seem the only one fully getting the impact of the APA guidance – this is how they are going to treat men now, medically. Therapeutically. Every institution controlled by govt will be inculcated with these ideas. The academy will jump on this to add weight to the anti-male policies of their institutions. There is a parallel to how transgenderism was mainstreamed over the past 10 years. The transgender scam doesn’t really get going until 2009 when the Pediatric Endocrinology Society took on the radical ideas about treating gender dysphoria that were fringe, and made them treatment guidelines.… Read more »

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

” . . .contrary to popular opinion, it only takes one side to start a war.”

Just because you take no interest in war does not mean that war takes no interest in you.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

“– this is how they are going to treat men now, medically. Therapeutically.”

i.e. legally. Not as in they are allowed to do it, but as in they are allowed to impose it. Don’t like it? Well, that only proves you need it, Comrade.

Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
Fred Flange, GBFC (Great Books For Cucks)
5 years ago

Oh and that last sentence of the APA quote?

It’s also conversion therapy.

Which I thought we weren’t supposed to do any more. Plus it doesn’t work. (It really doesn’t, has nothing to do with your cis-fluid worldview, or your fondness for the fey. Leeches treatment would have more efficacy).

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

@KFG – Spot on. It will be institutionalized by activists pressuring boards and politicians and donors with moral shaming to impose codes of behavior and mandatory training. I think most people are completely unaware of how this political influence machine works behind the scenes. What we are seeing now online, but also pushed by many companies in their HR policies is a formalization of third wave, intersectionalist feminsm with 100% buyin to not only trangenderism but also gender fluidity. The grease is applied by a frikkin’ army of PR consultants and strategists who essentially organize to drive these outcomes. None… Read more »

kfg
kfg
5 years ago
Fact
Fact
5 years ago

Google is getting sued by feminists because girls cant do math.

lulz

IAS
IAS
5 years ago

@Scribblerg: sometimes I wonder about your daughter. RP is knowing that women love opportunistically, I think this also applies to your daughter. Just like in sexual relationships the girls get into an epiphany phase and start emphasizing provider hunting, I wonder if in the non-sexual relationship between your daughter and you she reached an age / situation (with the offspring) where she got an “epiphany” and started getting along with you again (certainly you have some resource-generating potential for her).

Maybe I’m just too cynical.

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

@IAS – Wow, I had a long post just about done, bad swipe and boom, gone. Short version. ya, you are correct about my daughter. But remember, it was two of my sisters who turned on me too. The burden of performance is real. Women evolved to be opportunistic with the men they will be submit to and not just in a sexual context, but in this case also in a sibling-relationship context. When I look back on it, I never saw how much of a natural-alpha I was, and my daughter had that experience of me. Then 2008 happened… Read more »

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

Re:China – History doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme. Grand strategy indeed, but Great Power politics is merely an analytical lens for understanding geopolitical power dynamics. It’s not descriptive or predictive in a detailed way. Put more simply – it’s barely “the map” and certainly is not the terrain. Citing such ideas is a great way to feign sophistication though. China has a specific context and history that informs its actions, and its motivations are readily penetrable and understandable if you study them carefully. I’ll share a few tidbits here, guys interested can do some research and dive down… Read more »

boulderhead
5 years ago

Anonymous Reader

“Got it!”
This is obvious, now can you get rid of it and how do you propose to do that?

“Happy landings!”

With both feet firmly planted on the ice,I can only say enjoy the cold and snow.

Bluepillprofessor
Bluepillprofessor
5 years ago

Rollo, this is why traditional.marriage counseling is so bad. They take the female centric perspective and assume any deviation from whatever benefits women and girls is harmful. By definition if it hurts boys this is neutral and not a concern. What is important is how it affects girls and women, and most important how it affects their female teachers., This is the school standard and now they want it to be the legal and medical standard. They are going for total victory and if we don’t stop them now I believe all is lost. Future generations will curse is for… Read more »

Sentient
Sentient
5 years ago

” Future generations will curse is for our cowardice and inaction.”

Yeah but not for a loooooong time Prof. We are just starting to curse the fuckers from 99 years ago.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

The Old Men of Versailles were the same old men of 1913-14.

Damn them. Damn them all. And the little 19th century Prussian philosophers they followed too.

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

@BluePillProf – Okay, so how to fight it then? One of the reasons I decided to bail out of politics is that I found the Right to be completely insufficient for the fight we need to have. I also concluded we lost the war, and what we are experiencing now is the pain of being corralled like so much cattle by our Prog-Marxist, Globalist, Technorati overlords. My current plan is escape. On a sailboat. There are so many remote places in the world that much of our social insanity and geopolitical madness just pass by. There is a network of… Read more »

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

“My current plan is escape. On a sailboat.”

The globalists have claimed all international waters as their legal jurisdiction and anyone found in them who does not overtly declare allegiance to their system is by default a pirate and thus a free target.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

Behind every chippy trying to be celebrated for being a celebrity is a man with a smartphone:

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/instagram-husbands-are-no-longer-ashamed/580033/

SJF
SJF
5 years ago

“They will scream from their rubbish strewn garbage filled streets why!!!! Why did you men let this happen. Why didn’t you speak up and fight?” By and Large on the whole; everything considered. “mammals have, by and large, bigger brains than reptiles” synonyms: largely, mostly, mainly, to a large extent, to a great extent, to a great degree, on the whole, chiefly, generally, in general, predominantly, substantially, primarily, overall, for the most part, in the main, principally, in great measure, preponderantly, first and foremost, for all intents and purposes, basically; usually, typically, commonly “by and large, all of the chapters… Read more »

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

6 year old gutter rat girls of the 30s lay down the Red Pill smack:

I should worry and I should care
And I should marry a millionaire
Then he should die and I will cry
And then I’ll marry a wealthier guy

(I got the urge to learn some old rope jumping chants for some reason and this one jumped out at me)

Novaseeker
Novaseeker
5 years ago

On the APA stuff, there isn’t any “fight” to be done. They’ve won on that level, at least for the forseeable medium-term future. And …. so what? The most important thing is the mirror and what you see in it. That is your own future, regardless of what the world outside the window is doing. Control what you can control, which is the mirror, and let the window world work out its own shit. Yes, you have to know what window world is doing to be able to control your own shit in a way that reaches your objectives, but… Read more »

Sentient
Sentient
5 years ago

Kfg

That article should be titled “Husbands No Longer Know What Shame Is”

Anonymous Reader
Anonymous Reader
5 years ago

Novaseeker
On the APA stuff, there isn’t any “fight” to be done. They’ve won on that level, at least for the forseeable medium-term future.

And …. so what? The most important thing is the mirror and what you see in it.

It’s been years since I read Solzhenitsyn. Probably time to re-read, starting with either One Day in the life of Ivan Denisovich or The First Circle. One Day is shorter, First Circle is increasingly relevant.

“Someone that you have deprived of everything is no longer in your power. He is once again entirely free.”

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

In this case, there is no ” everything “. It was always a mirage.

Good while it lasted. More to come.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

I see monkey traps. They’re everywhere. People don’t see them. They only see what they want to see. They don’t even know that they’re monkey traps.

SJF
SJF
5 years ago

“I see monkey traps. They’re everywhere. People don’t see them. They only see what they want to see. They don’t even know that they’re monkey traps.”

So what you are saying is that you are perceiving by preference, rather than judging.

Why not say fuck those guys that can’t see the monkey traps?

It’s tough to resonate with other men. But it’s a thing to go with.

You can’t save all, triage and all.

Cool Shoes
Cool Shoes
5 years ago

Hey Rollo, very much off topic, but did you happen to see that picture of Jordan Peterson wearing makeup? Just do a Google search for the image. Very creepy!

Lost Patrol
Lost Patrol
5 years ago

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Anonymous Reader
Anonymous Reader
5 years ago

Is Bruce Jenner still a man? Not in Weed, California.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/42112/pastor-loses-job-after-church-sign-stating-frank-camp

Sharkly
5 years ago

KFG says: I got the urge to learn some old rope jumping chants My mother, God rest her soul, once told me that if a girl on her childhood playground was saying things she shouldn’t, that my mom and the other girls would ring around her holding hands and sing her this chant: Harpy! Harpy! You’re full of malarkey. The only one who’ll marry you’s a big fat darky. I’m from a younger generation and have no idea what that meant, but, in my pure non-toxic heart, unscathed by masculinity, I believe it tells a beautiful tale of reconciliation through… Read more »

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

“Harpy! Harpy! You’re full of malarkey.”

Well, Sheryl Sandberg doen’t want me calling her bossy anymore. This might do as a reasonable alternative.

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

God bless America.

KABA
KABA
5 years ago

re Novaseeker “On the APA stuff, there isn’t any “fight” to be done. They’ve won on that level, at least for the forseeable medium-term future. And …. so what?” There is a ‘so what’ if you are the father of boys. If teaching boys to be boys – to climb trees, play football, shoot, lift weights, compete, fight is now officially defined as unhealthy, imagine the trouble a red pill father can get into… Think about that boy in Texas with the crazy mother (the primary custodian) dressing him as a girl. If his father tries to teach him to… Read more »

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

Look at this useless motherfucker, the “MGTOW Monk” giggling. Freaking out over Canada disallowing consent vids/audio being disallowed in court. To be accurate, C151 makes all evidence of sexual history subject to judicial and prosecutorial review before it’s allowed in court. This is of course hugely problematic, but that’s not my point here. My point is that he presents the act of having sex as so dangerous, “bad contact” as he calls it. I’ve heard many a MGTOW go on about how getting laid is like walking through a literal minefield. Between STDs and rape charges, it’s just so scary!!… Read more »

theasdgamer
5 years ago

imagine the trouble a red pill father can get into…

…if we exclude game from a RP father’s toolbox…family courts are so easily gamed…

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

@KABA – If course you are correct, and it just gets worse from there. They have “scientific proof” now that “traditional masculinity” is a problem. It will show up in schools, in govt funded efforts in all institutions and also be how the social media platforms come down on us further. One of the reasons I’m so hard on the LARPing motherfuckers in the RP world is because they don’t get where we are at. It’s very late. The war has already been lost while the likes of Nova and others were preening their Red Pill knowledge about on the… Read more »

Anonymous Reader
Anonymous Reader
5 years ago

Palma
With you on the boat thing, I’m off as well.

You’ll need a time machine to get that plan to work properly.

Interestingly on the dumb cunt feminist thing, I bounced a drunk troublemaking snowflake out of a coffee shop this morning (8am) who was making a nuisance of himself trying to steal things and was generally disturbing my karma

Were there any GenSnowflakes in the proximity?

A purple haired (assumed feminist) thanked me and bought me coffee..

“Male protector game” for the win. Their hindbrain is always running in the background.

“They are all girls” — Blaximus

scribblerg
scribblerg
5 years ago

@Palma – But you see, that purple hair who was appreciative of your “traditional masculinity” is also brainwashed with PostModernism so she’s perfectly content to hold two conflicting thoughts in her head at once. She can both hate you for your oppression and enjoy your protection without any cognitive dissonance. Hint: The biggest problem in our society today, in fact, is that too many semi-smart people think they are geniuses. Used to be people would say, “Oh, I don’t know about all that” when fancy ideas came up. But now? Every 105 IQ SJW is a renaissance man or woman,… Read more »

phenixrising
phenixrising
5 years ago

“Good morning, APA. Uh huh. Just a moment please.”

“Trofim Lysenko, you have a call on Line 2.”

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

“You’ll need a time machine to get that plan to work properly.”

It’s already a damned sight more crowded out there than it was in John Guzwell’s day, never mind Slocum’s.

O.B.I.T.
O.B.I.T.
5 years ago

Gillette tells men to change their behavior.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/p-g-challenges-men-to-shave-their-toxic-masculinity-in-gillette-ad-11547467200

Waiting for duct tape, WD40 and beef jerky to join the chorus …

KABA
KABA
5 years ago

“…family courts are so easily gamed…”

Seriously??

family courts are not your country line dance bars

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

As recently as a year ago I might have been shocked at that “ad” (a straight up ideological attack on men that doesn’t even mention the product), but at this point it isn’t the first of its type that I’ve seen (I think the first was from Audi and didn’t even display the company logo until the last couple of seconds, so I didn’t even know it was a commercial ad until it was over, but I can’t find it now, so maybe it was some other car company). Duct tape and WD-40 are the two fundamental forces of the… Read more »

rugby11
rugby11
5 years ago

David Goggins
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlTyedDDdVr/
to

rugby11
rugby11
5 years ago

Deep neural networks are more accurate than humans at detecting sexual orientation from facial images.
https://psyarxiv.com/hv28a/
Q and A Sunday

Jeff@amazon.com
https://twitter.com/JeffBezos/status/1083004911380393985

theasdgamer
5 years ago

“…family courts are so easily gamed…”

Seriously??

family courts are not your country line dance bars

Seriously, you have no clue what game is. All that space between your ears….

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

The most efficient way to game the court system, is to avoid it completely.

Barring that, a high powered/high priced experienced lawyer works best.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

I’d rather not, but if I feel I have to I can make a straight razor from a bit of ’65 Chevy leaf spring.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

Whoda thunk I’d live to see the day when Crumb’s work was conservative?

https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/comics-roundup-marvel-introduces-a-mutant-drag-queen-dark-horse-teases-fight-club-3

theasdgamer
5 years ago

The most efficient way to game the court system, is to avoid it completely.

Barring that, a high powered/high priced experienced lawyer works best.

I’ve won three out of three cases, two of them pro se. What’s your experience?

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

Palma

I have a couple of razors I use, the Merkur being my daily go to. I buy blades in bulk from amazon, usually 100 at a time because I change blades every other shave.
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Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

“I’ve won three out of three cases, two of them pro se. What’s your experience?” Lol, other than traffic court , I managed to avoid standing in judgement. I’ve been arrested a few times falsely, but that was resolved in a matter of hours with a lawyer, so things never escalated to jail/court/more jail. I don’t have much faith/trust or patience with the courts. Once I was in traffic court and the judge railed and yelled at me, and threatened to take my license on the spot. I didn’t have representation then as I was an 18 year old. Lesson… Read more »

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

…. That’s game.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

The president of the APA:

https://www.apa.org/about/governance/president/index.aspx

Note that her “platform” is entirely political. If this were the Soviet Union this would be the identification of a KGB “cultural agent.”

Past president on the board of directors:

https://www.apa.org/about/governance/president/past-president.aspx

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

Gillette was bought out by by Proctor & Gamble in 2005. Gillette owns Braun and Oral-B.

boulderhead
5 years ago

APA Pres Davis’ Retard Card “APA Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues mentoring award”

CFGauss
CFGauss
5 years ago

Came here to post about Gillette

https://www.thisisinsider.com/gillette-metoo-commercial-criticizes-men-2019-1?utm_source=quora&utm_medium=referral

But I see Palma and KFG are already on it.

I will definitely boycott Gillette products but as KFG points out, it can be tricky to figure out if they are a subsidiary of the maker of your alternatives.

I do have a straight razor I can dust off. Its fun once in a while but maybe I can make it a regular thing… shave in the reflection of my tin campfire pot.

O.B.I.T.
O.B.I.T.
5 years ago

@palma/kfg

Yeah, I saw Gillette getting hammered in those hundreds and hundreds of WSJ subscriber comments — a mildly conservative demo but not exactly the Toxic Manosphere — so maybe there’s hope.

Of course, women are the target buyer for most P&G products.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

“. . . it can be tricky to figure out if they are a subsidiary of the maker of your alternatives.” I have two Schwinn’s that are Schwinns. I have one that’s a Giant and one that’s a Pacific, which is Dorel. I’m keeping my eye out for one that’s a Panasonic, which is Matsushita, except it’s really Panasonic now. If I wanted to buy a Schwinn that’s a Schwinn now, I would have to buy a Waterford, but some Rivendells are made by Waterford, which is the real Schwinn, but my Rivendell was made by Panasonic. Rivendell Rivendells are… Read more »

j
j
5 years ago

lol dont understand this double edged/straight razor as THE alternative to using Gillette’s razors.

Trimmed stubble > clean shaved anyway.

Just switch over to Phillips Norelco. Hell even Wahl’s trimmers are better than Gillette’s shit.

Anonymous Reader
Anonymous Reader
5 years ago

Gillette razor? Pft!

Real men shave with shovels…

https://www.themarysue.com/man-shaves-shovel-hatchet-scissors/

boulderhead
5 years ago

Ah the Gillette meme,they are giving Gillette Wyoming and Gillette flats a bad name.

As for me I will grow a grandpa Moses beard and shout “BOYS WILL BE BOYS” in public while I call all the waitresses sweetie.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

I’ve done hatchet, once, just to do it, but shovel is a new one on me. I think I’ll stick with my Moraknivs.

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

Trimmed stubble?
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How 90’s.

kfg
kfg
5 years ago

” . . . while I call all the waitresses sweetie.”

Don’t forget to ask them to smile.

In an odd twist, a while ago Australian nurses were instructed not to call patients “luv” and they’ve pretty well got their knickers in a twist over it.

Blaximus
Blaximus
5 years ago

http://beardstyle.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/stubble-beard.jpg working at beard stubble….idk about that. Men shouldn’t make a habit of spending too much time in the mirror trying to get a ” look “. That’s for chicks. Buuutttt, like I say, guys are acting more and more like chicks every day. In my city it’s damn near impossible to get into a barber shop and get a quick cut. The shops are all packed 24/7 with young guys getting amazingly intricate haircuts every 3-4 days ( evidently ). My daughter’s boyfriend is a soccer head, and he always looks made up, like his hero – Meh, whatever.… Read more »

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