Quote: (12-22-2013 02:24 PM)Roosh Wrote:
For a second I thought we were making a dent on feminism, but fat acceptance is making great strides in spite of the fact that obesity is detriment to human health. Heterophobia has yet to peak. "Male privilege" is becoming ingrained in America's cultural fiber. "Rape culture" advocates are making in-roads with kangaroo courts in colleges. The list goes on.
It's nice that the red pill is growing, and that more people are voicing our beliefs in comments of mainstream articles, but it's hard not to look at the general trends and realize that we are on the losing side. Things are getting worse, not better, and I wonder if it's really worth it to save American ideals instead of just helping men outright expatriate. I wonder if it's fruitless to make a stand. I'm far away from what many of you have to personally experience from living and working in America, but from my pleasant European city it's too upsetting to read just about any news coming out of the States. I don't have much hope.
The war is lost. America is a mess. Pardon my shorthand.
The political system is broken. It is owned by lobbyists who are owned by big business.
The educational system is broken. Nothing but a pyramid scheme that will have a huge crisis in our lifetime.
The relations between the sexes is broken. No real chance for happiness or a good family life.
The housing system is broken. The debt economy has made decent housing damn near impossible for first time home buyers in most decent cities.
The food supply is toxic. HFCS. GMO. So much reliance on bread.
Obesity. We are a physical embarrassment to the rest of the world.
The health system is ridiculously expensive and not all that great.
Most rights are eroding post-911.
The people are basically paranoid since-911.
Our greatest spiritual value is consumption. Shopping. We have no real shared values left besides these.
Our chocolate sucks compared to chocolate in almost every other country.
Individual men need to cobble together what they need to lead a good life, and help each other. That is where communities like this are strong. Changing the society is impossible, at least without a bunch of men going their own way and finding happiness against the grain.
"Equality may perhaps be a right, but no power on earth can ever turn it into a fact."
"Want him to be more of a man? Try being more of a woman!"
"It is easier to be a lover than a husband, for the same reason that it is more difficult to be witty every day, than to say bright things from time to time."
Balzac, Physiology of Marriage