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If Men Could Get Pregnant…

20 Friday May 2022

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As Roe disintegrates (praise be to God!), more states outlaw Molochian infanticide. The catch is that satan’s lowest helpers are already scheming – in fact, already committing – to move all child murders to the utterly lost US states. Here’s a broad-stroke idea of how to shut it all down.

“IF men could get pregnant, then [baby murder] would be a sacrament,” or so goes the old, worn, sophomoric, baby-murdering harpies’ anti-logic. IF. Now, thanks to the harpies and associated idiots, we know that men can, in fact, become pregnant and can seek and obtain infanticide services. In other words, they have placed the near-molten iron on the anvil. Raise hammers to strike.

Every Christian man in the faded US should become “pregnant” and contact the local infanticide center to schedule an appointment. We could easily overwhelm these dark temples. And when the murderers are finally forced to admit that biological reality is exactly that, then we sue them for discrimination. If we could bind the gears for nine months, we could save an entire gestational generation of children.

I offer this as a pitiful second-place option since the Holy Millstone is evidently not going to happen – as it should have, in mass, in 1973.

 

College Inequality

14 Tuesday Sep 2021

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Along with the other lies, women were brought into the universities and colleges under the false pretenses of equality. Soon, the schools may turn into female-only institutions.

‘In the next few years, two women will earn a college degree for every man’

The number of men enrolled at colleges has fallen behind women by record levels, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The article, headlined “A Generation of American Men Give Up on College: ‘I Just Feel Lost,’” reports that there is a “widening education gap across the U.S.” at two- and four-year colleges and universities:

At the close of the 2020-21 academic year, women made up 59.5% of college students, an all-time high, and men 40.5%, according to enrollment data from the National Student Clearinghouse, a nonprofit research group. U.S. colleges and universities had 1.5 million fewer students compared with five years ago, and men accounted for 71% of the decline.

If this had happened in 1950, then it would have been a crisis. Now, it’s a bit of a blessing. With substantial (yet fading) exceptions, the colleges teach virtually nothing other than CRT, White-bashing, male hatred, and anti-Christianity. With a few select exceptions, no American man should waste time in these dying, useless hen houses, especially given all of the saner alternatives.

When reality still mattered, less than 10% of men attended college because of exclusionary principles based on excellence and ability. That system maintained and grew society. Today, these schools are more paint thinner than paint. Talented and eligible American men, by and large, should either look to opportunities in Europe or else utilize the grand alternatives of independent study, apprenticeship, or trade schooling.

Ladies: You’ve come a long way, babies! See age?

Hit The Weights

31 Saturday Jul 2021

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I’ve been advising that, along with reading, to young men who want civilization to go on. Honestly, I think I got it from Vox Day. He’s right. I’m right. And, we’re more right than we knew. You probably saw this week’s Stonetoss Comic with the weights. There’s !science! behind the sayings.

Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests.

…The results showed a significant correlation between those with higher bodily formidability and the belief that some social groups should dominate others. These men were also much less likely to support redistribution of wealth.

It also makes it much easier to bunch homoglobo in the face. To the gym, men. (Ladies: stay trim and pleasant).

 

There Aren’t Any

29 Monday Mar 2021

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Bitch McConnell must be part libertarian because he’s obviously smoking something. Mumbling stupidly about the hoax, “McConnell responded, ‘As a Republican man, as soon as it was my turn, I took the vaccine. I would encourage all Republican men to do that.‘” Republican men? Huh? At this extraordinarily late hour, any male still left in the GOP is obviously a tranny, a complete idiot, or hitting the bong with Bitch.

Shut up, Bitch!

An Even Worse Decline: “We” are Not Even “Us” Anymore

13 Saturday Apr 2019

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This fits nicely with PCR’s earlier scheduled encapsulation of the fall of our Nation. Read DeGroot’s analysis of the collapse of happiness in America, particularly among the young.

This situation has several causes, all social in nature. Marriage, friendship, religious attendance, and sex are all correlated to higher levels of happiness, and with the exception of friendship, these are in decline. Why? I think the short answer is what I will call the autonomy paradox. There are sometimes good reasons for rebelling against the mores of the past. There are sometimes good reasons for having greater individual autonomy. The trouble is that such changes tend to produce new problems, and are often averse to preserving social cohesion. We must then find ways to deal with those new problems, and to achieve greater social cohesion, nor will the past—or present!—necessarily furnish adequate means for these efforts.

“There is nothing in political liberalism or individual autonomy that can teach the sexes how to make relationships work. For that, they need tradition.”
Progress, too, has a way of producing unexpected problems and sources of unhappiness. Few people, for example, thought that contraception, no-fault divorce, or the internet would engender an instrumental approach to sex and love, and yet that is just what has happened. Increased freedom has meant increased selfishness, manipulation, and irresponsibility. Eros is a free-for-all, with the relations of men and women, in their bewildering autonomy, more and more resembling those of gay male culture. And though there are many people who want more from sex and love, not all of them know how to get it.

According to Wilcox and Stone, the primary cause of declining happiness among the young is less sex:

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Read the whole piece at Taki’s Mag.

As THE POPE wrote recently, the sexual revolution has helped in a host of depravity. It’s also led to less actual healthy sex. So it is with social media mania – for all the instant connections, we really couldn’t be more isolated.

Progress?

No, Real Men Do Not Dress Like or Act Like Women

10 Wednesday Apr 2019

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Irrespective of WSJ speculation and what goes on at the mall.

Jason Momoa, Hollywood’s shaggy-haired He-man, wasn’t up for an Oscar this year, but he did notch a very different sort of honor at this February’s Academy Awards: most talked-about male scrunchie. And not just any scrunchie but a custom pink-velvet Fendi affair to match his pink-velvet tuxedo. On Mr. Momoa’s YouTube channel, he noted that his entire pink Oscars outfit was inspired by a different pink scrunchie that was lent to him by a hairdresser on the set of his upcoming Apple TV show. “I freaked out ’cause it was beautiful,” said Mr. Momoa of discovering that initial salmon-colored accessory.

Mr. Momoa is just one of Hollywood’s many male stars who reflect the trend of men’s growing their hair long. (others in this club include Bradley Cooper, Timothée Chalamet and Dev Patel). And with long hair comes the need to pull it back from time to time. Like during workouts. Or sweaty awards ceremonies. Although the company doesn’t have specific statistics on male shoppers, Ellen Slicklen, the SVP and general manager of Conair and Scünci (known for its colorful hair ties) has seen an anecdotal uptick in male shoppers with flowing locks. “We’re finding that they’re using not only hair ties, not only our skinny headbands, but they’re using scrunchies now because they’re comfortable,” said Ms. Slicklen, who added that her 19-year-old son has recently let his hair grow out. “It is a trend,” she said.

Some men look good and manly with long hair. But, this new trend isn’t about channeling the inner Boromir. It’s about metrosexual androgyny; the look fits the new feel and disposition. It’s all dyscivilizational.

As I may mention in this week’s TPC bit (haven’t started it yet), if you’re out in public in any American city, you’ll find the scrunchy-wearing, purse-toting, swishy male masses. For fun, ask one of them if “he” is carrying a handkerchief or a pocket knife. Ask “him” if he could bench press a pocket knife. Actually, don’t. The scrunchies are depressing enough.

From Dawn to Decadence

26 Tuesday Mar 2019

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I’m not sure why the following made me think of Jacques Barzun’s book, which you should read, but they did. Hmmm.

AJ breaks down the ongoing love affair between the Alt-Left (especially big tech)and the pedo freaks.

A new report about a convicted pedophile from Houston Texas who participated in a “drag queen story hour” with children was censored from YouTube and the channel that posted it was deleted. Alex breaks down how drag queens are being worshiped by the left.

Of course, big tech is banning and deleting like mad.

Over on the “normal” side, the WSJ chronicles the decline of men’s professional fashion.

Jos. A. Bank, a chain known for selling suits to the corporate masses, began airing a television commercial earlier this month that features men in sport coats, khakis and jeans.

With fewer men buying suits, retailers of tailored clothing are trying to adapt to a world in which it is no longer unthinkable to wear Lululemon pants to the office.

“We want to send the message that we can help with more than just suits,” said Mary Beth Blake, Jos. A. Bank’s brand president.

The chain, one of the largest suit sellers along with its sibling Men’s Wearhouse, both owned by Tailored Brands Inc., TLRD -1.79% is starting to feel the bite as more companies give their blessing to casual attire. In recent weeks, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Target Corp. joined the parade of companies that have relaxed their dress codes.

Sales at Tailored Brands, which also includes the K&G and Moores chains, fell 10.7% in the most recent quarter to $768.1 million. It predicts sales will continue to decline in the current period at all brands except K&G.

“We have just not kept pace with an evolving customer,” Tailored Brands Chairman Dinesh Lathi told analysts earlier this month, adding that the company was in the “earliest stages” of trying to find the right balance between suits and more casual attire.

The Lululemon pants thing may reinforce the drag queen notion. For Goldman, maybe casual should involve stripped jumpsuits? For the rest, this is a slippery slope. Outside Wall Street, “dressing up” has been redefined as wearing khakis. More like the devolving customer.

 

 

Toxic Psychology

12 Saturday Jan 2019

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This very week, by a strange chance, I had the dubious pleasure of thumbing through what passes for a modern psychology textbook. Suffice to say, the new age of illiteracy may actually be a good thing.

So it is was that I was prepared for the latest shenanigans from the APA: being male is bad:

Attention boys: bullying, homophobia, sexual harassment and abuse are all your fault, according to new guidelines published by the world’s largest association of psychologists.

While traditional gender roles – under which men are stoic, competitive, dominant and aggressive – have existed for millennia, the rise of social justice culture has seen a new phrase popularized in recent years: toxic masculinity.

In the APA’s “first ever” set of guidelines to help psychologists work with men and boys, the association states that “traditional masculinity is psychologically harmful,” and “causes damage that echoes both inwardly and outwardly.”

But what is ‘traditional masculinity’ anyway? The APA says traditional masculinity is defined by “stoicism, competitiveness, dominance and aggression.” It’s found in men’s resilience in the face of adversity and insistence on “looking tough” despite mental suffering, and in their tendency to handle emotional strain with anger.

It’s safe to say that anyone claiming association with the APA is now an enemy. Regard them as such.

It’s a Woman’s World

07 Monday Jan 2019

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Men just built it and are expected to run it and pay for it. The power is her’s, the discrimination is his:

Men ‘face MORE discrimination than women’: Global study claims males receive the raw end of the deal with harsher punishments for the same crime, compulsory military service and more deaths at work

Men are disadvantaged in 91 countries compared to 43 nations for women
The UK, the US and Australia all discriminate against men more, a study claims
Italy, Israel and China are harder environments for women, researchers say
Scientists created the Basic Index of Gender Inequality to assess inequality
Closer the BIGI score is to zero the greater the level of equality is in the country

This comes as a surprise to no-one expect, perhaps, a few modern-wave feminists and their lavender supporters. The US comes in at number 61, favoring (you guessed it) women.

Tell us more about that ERA thing.