The Victorian Pivot : The Only Civilization That Solved Male Disengagement — And How

Our thanks to Douglas for this (video, 27:44).

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2 thoughts on “The Victorian Pivot : The Only Civilization That Solved Male Disengagement — And How

  1. Why can this never happen again? Easy – female enfranchisement occurred. At a stroke, women became the majority of the electorate. Female moral arbiters held male politicians to ransom. Then – worse – feminists themselves became politicians, and made hostile incursion into all male-founded institutions. Feminists fear the male bonding of male environments as the major impediment to female supremacy. This, from Sally Miller Gearhart:

    “Men must be reduced to 10% of the human race. The real danger is in the phenomenon of male bonding, that commitment of groups of men to each other, whether in an army, a gang, a service club, a lodge, a monastic order, a corporation or a competitive sport. Thus, if men were reduced in number, the threat would not be so great, and the placement of species responsibility with the female would be assured.”

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sally_Miller_Gearhart

    This is why feminists like Laura Bates and manginas like Louis Theroux feel obliged to sully and misrepresent the manosphere.

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  2. Governments are still making the main mistake highlighted in the video, offering financial inducement for apprenticeships, other than making apprenticeships a vehicle for male bonding, self respect, and opportunity for social and financial advancement.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy4v6e9d2go

    It’s young men who are crying out for social inclusion. Instead, these dead in the water ‘initiatives’ are already being used as photo opportunities for girls to wear a hard hat and hold a clipboard. Worse, the jobs aren’t there at the end of it all. Half a century ago, they were already being outsourced to where labour was cheapest.

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