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Tag Archives: Feminism
The Making of a Witch Hunt
The Chicago Tribune published an editorial last week criticizing Tony Robbins comments recently about MeToo. I’ll get into Robbin’s comments in the next section, but in essence Robbins told stories about powerful businessmen he knew who were reluctant to hire … Continue reading
What Cults Tell Us About Dating Women and Feminism
The leader of the infamous NXIVM cult, Keith Raniere, was recently arrested in Mexico, accused of running a sex ring of female acolytes. He kept a rotation of 15-20 women he actively engaged in sex with. Each acolyte had Raniere’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Amused Mastery, Boundaries, Cults, Cultural Narrative, Dating, Double Bind, Feminism, Hybristophilia, Hypoagency, NXIVM, Red Pill, Sexual Assault, Victim Mentality, War Brides
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Freedom is a Thing Derived from Boundaries
I recently made this comment on the Red Pill sub over at Reddit: Just Walk Away … the main gist being that the ability to walk away without a word from something or someone is the ultimate demarcator of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Boundaries, Dating, Feminism, Freedom, Liberalism, masculinity, Men's Rights, MeToo, Outcome Independence, Power to Walk Away, Red Pill
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Would Modern Progressives Hate Socrates and Galileo If They Were Alive Today?
Interesting thought experiment: If Galileo or Socrates were alive today, would they be despised by Progressives? Galileo and Socrates – two men who were known iconoclasts, who bucked the dominant Cultural Narrative of their time. Who challenged the virtue of … Continue reading
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Tagged Antifa, Cultural Narrative, Equality, Extremism, Feminism, Nazis, Political Correctness, Progressive, SJW, Social Justice, Socrates, Witch Hunts
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Unintended Consequences – The Puritans of MeToo
It is strange how the things we do often have unintended consequences. Or as one of my favorite sayings goes: Most of today’s problems are the result of yesterday’s solutions. So it is beyond fascinating how the tearing down of … Continue reading
Empiricism Deficit – Feminism and the Myth of the “Peaceful” Native
We are all innately assholes. All innately selfish. All innately bigots. Myths otherwise are simply a way of coping with those inconvenient facts. All humans have the propensity to replace one set of myths for another. An innate need to … Continue reading
