Pretty interesting article that exemplifies the state of men in the US today:
Beta males let a man get stabbed to death
1. By dismantling the old code (real non-white knight masculine principles, honor, and morals) the powers that be have created coward men that when shit hits the fan, will act like women and run to safety while a man gets stabbed to death.
2. By dismantling the old code, men today have become docile and effeminate and with no sense of (gender) identity.
3. The men of this generation are men with no loyalty to their fellow men, no sense of brotherhood and only loyal to the pussy. These men will let another man get stabbed to death but I guarantee you they would have jumped on the attacker had the victim being a woman.
Here is a part of the article:
Beta males let a man get stabbed to death
1. By dismantling the old code (real non-white knight masculine principles, honor, and morals) the powers that be have created coward men that when shit hits the fan, will act like women and run to safety while a man gets stabbed to death.
2. By dismantling the old code, men today have become docile and effeminate and with no sense of (gender) identity.
3. The men of this generation are men with no loyalty to their fellow men, no sense of brotherhood and only loyal to the pussy. These men will let another man get stabbed to death but I guarantee you they would have jumped on the attacker had the victim being a woman.
Here is a part of the article:
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On the afternoon of July 4 in Washington DC, a teenager with a knife boarded a crowded metro train and attacked a 24-year-old man, Kevin Joseph Sutherland, stabbing him 30 or 40 times and kicking his head repeatedly until he was dead. No one tried to stop him.
The Washington Post reports that “passengers trapped in the moving train huddled at both ends of the car and watched in horror” as the attack took place. There were about ten people on the car, but no one intervened. They just watched Sutherland get beaten and stabbed to death right in front of them.
The story goes on to describe the 18-year-old attacker, Jasper Spires, robbing other passengers, who handed over their cash and tried to avoid even looking at him, hoping to be spared.
“You’re not really sure what you need to do,” said one witness, a 52-year-old woman. “This man is holding a bloody knife. I don’t think anyone was going to try and stop him.” Perhaps that’s not surprising coming from a 52-year-old woman. In general, it’s hard to fault people in this situation for failing to intervene—even though they obviously should have.
I’m Not Sorry I Put Myself First
What is more surprising is a failure to express regret for not having intervened to save a man’s life. One eyewitness posted his account on Reddit, showing no remorse about failing to intervene, and expressing no sacrificial impulse:
…What I don’t wish is that I had somehow tried to attack the assailant. I am a little bit larger than he was, but I would not have won. It’s scary, because if we had been sitting closer and had seen the attack start I probably would have tried to help, and would have been stabbed.
We asked the police if we could/should have done something differently, and they said that we did the right thing—get to safety and get help (well, I guess my wife did the right thing, I’m kind of a dumbass). On top of that, they said to focus on remembering everything you can about the assailant.
I am lucky to be alive. But Kevin is not, and my heart breaks every time I think about it.
This is beta male rationalizing at its finest—and it is terrifying. Here is a full-grown man, larger than the attacker, who instead of thinking afterwards, “Maybe if I had stepped in and done something, that guy would be alive,” can only thank his lucky stars it wasn’t him.