I commend Roosh, ROK, and all the contributors within the Mansosphere who are waging the good fight against feminist views, the emasculation of modern men. I do not write to criticize, but just to propose an alternate approach to fighting this war. Currently I am witnessing a lot of tit for tat twitter post, blog post, and public shaming battles taking place online. The Manosphere wins some, and makes a gain (e.g. article goes viral), the feminists fight back and win back some territory (e.g. gets Roosh banned off facebook).
I feel like this war needs to continue to happen, but it is incredibly exhausting and cannot be won. It will just be a continuous back and forth fight with both sides displaying their trophies for others to observe and choose sides. However, this is not going to fundamentally change mainstream views. Things are only going to get worse. We are being left with men and women who's views are so polarized, that we are left with two bitter, unapproachable sides.
What I am suggesting here, is that the most effective and efficient way to make big changes in the attitudes of society is to creep into the mainstream in a less abrasive manner. A secondary battle behind the scenes. An espionage war.
A book like 'Fifty Shades of Grey' creeping into the mainstream had a much greater effect of changing the attitudes of women, than 10,000 blog posts about why women should have office romances with older men. I guarantee that book has gotten a lot of older men some action. Same goes for Sex and the City; my God that t.v. show has single handily caused unimaginable damage.
A movie, a book, a tv show, whatever, that could disguise itself in a mainstream friendly digestible package and access the masses, whilst subtly promoting masculinity among men, and femininity among women is the way to go. Men need to be trained to not be such thirsty simps, bombarding women online with compliments from a young age. Can you imagine the effect a cartoon which promoted such values amongst teen boys would have for their generation?
It's just an idea I wanted to get out there. No, you are correct this is not something that can be done easily. No, you are also correct in thinking that this idea is nothing new. It's basically social propaganda. We just need to connect to people in the way they are most susceptible to listening. Short viral youtube videos, Memes, books, movies, etc. The trick is to make it mainstream friendly.
Keep fighting the good fight fellas!
I feel like this war needs to continue to happen, but it is incredibly exhausting and cannot be won. It will just be a continuous back and forth fight with both sides displaying their trophies for others to observe and choose sides. However, this is not going to fundamentally change mainstream views. Things are only going to get worse. We are being left with men and women who's views are so polarized, that we are left with two bitter, unapproachable sides.
What I am suggesting here, is that the most effective and efficient way to make big changes in the attitudes of society is to creep into the mainstream in a less abrasive manner. A secondary battle behind the scenes. An espionage war.
A book like 'Fifty Shades of Grey' creeping into the mainstream had a much greater effect of changing the attitudes of women, than 10,000 blog posts about why women should have office romances with older men. I guarantee that book has gotten a lot of older men some action. Same goes for Sex and the City; my God that t.v. show has single handily caused unimaginable damage.
A movie, a book, a tv show, whatever, that could disguise itself in a mainstream friendly digestible package and access the masses, whilst subtly promoting masculinity among men, and femininity among women is the way to go. Men need to be trained to not be such thirsty simps, bombarding women online with compliments from a young age. Can you imagine the effect a cartoon which promoted such values amongst teen boys would have for their generation?
It's just an idea I wanted to get out there. No, you are correct this is not something that can be done easily. No, you are also correct in thinking that this idea is nothing new. It's basically social propaganda. We just need to connect to people in the way they are most susceptible to listening. Short viral youtube videos, Memes, books, movies, etc. The trick is to make it mainstream friendly.
Keep fighting the good fight fellas!
