Post: #26

(06-28-2013 06:06 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  ...and this is what's being pushed on men as fashion.

My God that's...that's just awful. Of course, since homosexuals basically control a large swath of the fashion industry it's not unexpected.

I am wondering when GQ US will start showing it's Hollywood male stars French Kissing like they did in Germany to show their support of the gay agenda....

Post: #27

(12-28-2013 12:05 PM)Akula Wrote:  

(06-28-2013 06:06 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  ...and this is what's being pushed on men as fashion.

My God that's...that's just awful. Of course, since homosexuals basically control a large swath of the fashion industry it's not unexpected.

I am wondering when GQ US will start showing it's Hollywood male stars French Kissing like they did in Germany to show their support of the gay agenda....

I took a core-curriculum course entitled "Communication and Culture."

One of the final project groups in the class did their presentation on the fashion industry and bitched about how having men as the vast majority of fashion set unrealistic standards for women.

They failed to mention that 99% of these "men" are gay.

It's men who are having ridiculous fashion expectations set for them.

And I'm the guy who never leaves his house without wearing at least a blazer, if not a full suit.

I hate fashion. Style is timeless.

Post: #28

(12-28-2013 12:40 PM)Suits Wrote:  

(12-28-2013 12:05 PM)Akula Wrote:  

(06-28-2013 06:06 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  ...and this is what's being pushed on men as fashion.

My God that's...that's just awful. Of course, since homosexuals basically control a large swath of the fashion industry it's not unexpected.

I am wondering when GQ US will start showing it's Hollywood male stars French Kissing like they did in Germany to show their support of the gay agenda....

I took a core-curriculum course entitled "Communication and Culture."

One of the final project groups in the class did their presentation on the fashion industry and bitched about how having men as the vast majority of fashion set unrealistic standards for women.

They failed to mention that 99% of these "men" are gay.

It's men who are having ridiculous fashion expectations set for them.

And I'm the guy who never leaves his house without wearing at least a blazer, if not a full suit.

I hate fashion. Style is timeless.

Not just fashion, but Hollywood as a whole. Gay men are now writing books on masculinity, and 'alpha' men are accepting it. That would be fact #33.

Post: #29

(12-28-2013 12:55 PM)Aliblahba Wrote:  Not just fashion, but Hollywood as a whole. Gay men are now writing books on masculinity, and 'alpha' men are accepting it. That would be fact #33.

This all just adds up to another strong argument for homeschooling.

I was homeschooled for 8 years and mostly hated it, but if I have kids, it's still going to be a serious consideration.

Post: #30

You can still live and raise a family in the US under the feminazi reich.

Just tell your kid what the deal is. Be frank, honest, and assume that the little guy will get it because well he most likely will.

Feed him a good diet high in protein, fats, and the like. Tell him to not be afraid to boss kids around. If the teacher calls him "bossy" laugh in her face. Teach him the art of agreeing and amplying. Build a leader early on.

If you find the little guy has anxiety, put him into a martial arts class. Read, get physical.

I'm not too worried. The only boys that get left behind are fathers that take a passive role to parenting. Be active, and encourage decision making.

There is an attempt to emasculate men, but only boys without guidance will get hurt by it. Game your children. They'll get it.

Post: #31

(12-28-2013 01:18 PM)frenchie Wrote:  There is an attempt to emasculate men, but only boys without guidance will get hurt by it. Game your children. They'll get it.

I feel like it might be a full time job to balance out the deterioration to his psyche that being under the leadership of halfwit, feminist female teachers seven hours a day, five days a week, for the first 13 years of his education.

As for my girls, I want this for them even less.

My browbeaten boys might have the wisdom to realize that there is something really ****ing wrong with the picture and stumble upon Grandpa RooshV's Tips For Young Whippersnappers before taking the steps necessary to fix their lives.

My girls on the other hand, after being given every advantage in life by the same feminist bitches who run our nations' schools, might not have the foresight to realize that accepting the constant attention and support and you-go-girl-heroism as something that she is entirely entitled to, is going to lead to a lonely post-wall existence with a hell of a lot of cats.

I'm not sure how much damage control I'm going to be able to do for a few hours before bedtime each night.

And whose to say my wife, who got the same preferred treatment by society, even if she is inclined to embrace traditional family values, isn't going to subtly undermine my efforts?

Update: I'm relocating to Asia permanently in a very short time.

Post: #32

In this same vein, the BBC finally admits what we have been talking about here for years: the ongoing, enforced androgynization of men. Men are being deliberately marginalized and neutered, and it is happening across a wide spectrum of cultural spheres: education, clothing, media, gender relations, etc:

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/2013062...s-and-lace


Even feminist Camille Paglia described how our civilization was "committing suicide" by its "war on boys". She describes how boys are being systematically neutered in today's educational environment and work spaces:

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10...2857012920

How we as men cope with this attempt to basically exterminate us, is the major question of our age. I have tried to suggest some strategies in my ROK articles. But no one really knows all the answers. That's why RVF serves such a vital purpose.

And I have no patience for anyone who tries to minimize or deny these things. Those who do are living in denial, or are unwilling to grapple with the beast. And the beast is out there...and he's hungry. He's coming for you, and me.

Unless these issues are dealt with, there is going to be a surge of violence in western societies. The violence will be born of repressed rage. Men will not simply go to the chopping block without a fight. The violence will be directed at many targets. I am not advocating this, simply predicting what will happen if our warnings continue to go unheeded.

Post: #33

(12-28-2013 01:37 PM)Suits Wrote:  

(12-28-2013 01:18 PM)frenchie Wrote:  There is an attempt to emasculate men, but only boys without guidance will get hurt by it. Game your children. They'll get it.

I feel like it might be a full time job to balance out the deterioration to his psyche that being under the leadership of halfwit, feminist female teachers seven hours a day, five days a week, for the first 13 years of his education.

As for my girls, I want this for them even less.

My browbeaten boys might have the wisdom to realize that there is something really ****ing wrong with the picture and stumble upon Grandpa RooshV's Tips For Young Whippersnappers before taking the steps necessary to fix their lives.

My girls on the other hand, after being given every advantage in life by the same feminist bitches who run our nations' schools, might not have the foresight to realize that accepting the constant attention and support and you-go-girl-heroism as something that she is entirely entitled to, is going to lead to a lonely post-wall existence with a hell of a lot of cats.

I'm not sure how much damage control I'm going to be able to do for a few hours before bedtime each night.

And whose to say my wife, who got the same preferred treatment by society, even if she is inclined to embrace traditional family values, isn't going to subtly undermine my efforts?

Update: I'm relocating to Asia permanently in a very short time.

Can't say about the wife, but for the girls as long as you herd the kittens with a stern but fair demeanor who says they'll turn into feminazi sluts? If they respect you and you explain what spinsterdom entails they should be ok.

Women respond to strong male figures. I wouldn't be so wary about your ability to lead.

Post: #34

(12-28-2013 01:58 PM)frenchie Wrote:  

(12-28-2013 01:37 PM)Suits Wrote:  

(12-28-2013 01:18 PM)frenchie Wrote:  There is an attempt to emasculate men, but only boys without guidance will get hurt by it. Game your children. They'll get it.

I feel like it might be a full time job to balance out the deterioration to his psyche that being under the leadership of halfwit, feminist female teachers seven hours a day, five days a week, for the first 13 years of his education.

As for my girls, I want this for them even less.

My browbeaten boys might have the wisdom to realize that there is something really ****ing wrong with the picture and stumble upon Grandpa RooshV's Tips For Young Whippersnappers before taking the steps necessary to fix their lives.

My girls on the other hand, after being given every advantage in life by the same feminist bitches who run our nations' schools, might not have the foresight to realize that accepting the constant attention and support and you-go-girl-heroism as something that she is entirely entitled to, is going to lead to a lonely post-wall existence with a hell of a lot of cats.

I'm not sure how much damage control I'm going to be able to do for a few hours before bedtime each night.

And whose to say my wife, who got the same preferred treatment by society, even if she is inclined to embrace traditional family values, isn't going to subtly undermine my efforts?

Update: I'm relocating to Asia permanently in a very short time.

Can't say about the wife, but for the girls as long as you herd the kittens with a stern but fair demeanor who says they'll turn into feminazi sluts? If they respect you and you explain what spinsterdom entails they should be ok.

Women respond to strong male figures. I wouldn't be so wary about your ability to lead.

I certainly hope that you are right, but in general, I think that parents are at a huge disadvantage, as they just see their kids in the morning and at night, but the system gets them all day.

In my case, I will be settling overseas very soon and don't plan on moving back to North America at any point. I'll probably come back often enough to visit clients and see family, but I will be establishing a permanent base in Asia.

If my children are minorities, whose first language is English, they'll much less susceptible to local social influences. They'll see themselves as different enough, I'm assuming, that they'll be less likely to think that their 11 yr old friends are smarter than their own parents.

Post: #35

(12-28-2013 12:55 PM)Aliblahba Wrote:  Not just fashion, but Hollywood as a whole. Gay men are now writing books on masculinity, and 'alpha' men are accepting it. That would be fact #33.

Come on Ali, you're saying the same stuff you were saying on the 'Way of Men' thread. Things like Fight Club are either good films on the state of modern masculinity, or they aren't. Evidently, Fight Club is. It's about the strange and feminine consumption culture we've been forced to buy into etc.

Non-camp homosexual men are also experiencing that level of alienation it would appear as straight men when it comes to the emasculation of society...and again, I don't buy that all homos cannot be masculine when I think of people like Alexander the Great.

He's Mike Tyson's hero, and I fully suspect Tyson knows AtG was bisexual - as most Hellenic men of stature seemed to be.

Post: #36

Ali, have you even read The Way of Men? As a guy who served in Iraq, I'm willing to bet you would agree with pretty much all of what Donovan wrote.

Post: #37

(06-28-2013 06:06 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  

...and this is what's being pushed on men as fashion.

I think we should all pitch in and buy Ali these three bitchin' outfits for Christmas.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #38

(12-28-2013 03:16 PM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  

(06-28-2013 06:06 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  

...and this is what's being pushed on men as fashion.

I think we should all pitch in and buy Ali these three bitchin' outfits for Christmas.

I'm sure there's some old couches and chairs from the 70's that have some coat shaped holes in them. Looks like someone went diving in the city dump for clothing fabric.

Post: #39

And, yet, despite all this cultural-emasculation, somehow I persist. Aggressively masculine, with a good job, cool friends and the company of pretty women.

Maybe the question they should be asking is 'why do men choose to be emasculated?'