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Any confidence a Muslim man has is based in entitlement. His society gave it to him and he has done nothing to earn it.
Any confidence a Christian man has is based in his ability. His society does everything to take it from him and any amount of confidence he has was earned through overcoming adversity.
So by this logic, men from the patriarchal European societies of the past were really losers because their confidence was "given" to them by virtue of living in a patriarchal society, and only men who live in blue-pill feminist or communist societies can truly be strong and confident.
There is a lot of Islam-hating on the forum, on ROK, etc. Most of it is justified. After all, we are at war with Islam and our leftist governments are doing nothing to stop the Muslims from invading.
However, when I start reading comments about how Muslim men are the "true misogynists," and how they "oppress" women and "repress women's sexuality" by forcing them to cover up, it's hard for me take seriously.
Acknowledging that Muslim men are red pill and know how to keep their women in line does not mean we have to love them or tolerate their presence in our countries. Likewise, being at war with Muslims doesn't mean we have to adopt a leftist/feminist point of view in order to justify our hatred and criticism of them.
First of all, if Islam is causing all these problems in the world, then the Muslim women are just as responsible as the Muslim men. After all, these women support their men and tolerate and encourag their behavior. If Muslim women refused to have sex with terrorists, Islamic terrorism would end tomorrow. The women are just as guilty as the men. They are not "oppressed victims."
I'm sorry to keep ranting about this, but it's really starting to get on my nerves that whenever right-wingers talk about Muslims, they always talk about the women as if they were poor little oppressed victims. Whether it's Sean Hannity on Fox News bitching about how horrible it is that "marital rape" (an oxymoron IMO) is legal in Muslim countries, or that women aren't (weren't?) allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia, European nationalists supporting a burka ban because they believe burkas are "oppressive to women" and "run counter to our values of freedom and openness," or commeters on here or on ROK talking about how barbaric the Muslims are for their treatment of women.
I once posted in the ROK comments section that I didn't like how supposedly anti-feminist guys would claim that Muslim men were "true misogynists" and "oppressors of women" and some guy responded to me and (unironically) said to me "What do you mean? Muslim men
are true misogynists and they
do oppress women." And then a bunch of people agreed with him.
With so many legitimate reasons to criticize/hate Islam, is it really necessary to resort to using feminist talking points?
In the modern West, there seems to be this concept that all war is bad an evil, and should be avoided at all costs. The only time war is acceptable is when the enemy is so evil and so totally barbaric, backwards, and incapable of reason that war is the only option. This is culturally ingrained so deeply in us that even so-called red pill men tend to think like this. In my opinion, this is why right wingers are so quick to define every aspect of Islam as evil, even if it means adopting a feminist point of view
If we were to admit that Muslims have some level of virtue, that they are unafraid to fight to defend their religion, that they know how to keept their women in line, that they love their families, etc, then all of a sudden it is no longer justified for us to be at war with them (according to our bogus anti-war cultural standards). So we define Muslims as 100% evil. Their willingness to fight gets redefined as "barbarism." Their patriarchal control over their women gets redefined as "misogyny" and "oppression." Their love for their family and their religion gets redefined as "conformism" and "brainwashing."
This is not necessary. In the past, it was possible to be at war with someone and not see them as totally evil. Just because I am being honest about Islam's stregnths and weaknesses doesn't mean I'm "sympathizing" with them or declaring that we shoudn't be at war with them.
PS: I have not read through all the comments on this thread. My comment is referencing other threads and discussions on ROK from the past, not necessarily comments from this thread.