https://www.amazon.com/Collapse-Parentin...748&sr=1-2
This book is an excellent text on the failure of modern parenting methods, primarily . When one considers that the family is the fundamental unit of the nation state, if that unit is itself failing, the whole nation can fail. I believe this is widely considered very basic information by the RVF and wider red-pill community.
Yet - not that much time is spent on the discussion of good parenting vs bad parenting, or "getting it just right" parenting. Some of this is the demographics, this forum is mostly single guys, for example.
Leonard Sax when I've seen his name show up before has been called "purple pill". He tries quite hard to be non political, but in certain key parts you can see his true views come out. He's very much against the "if it feels good, do it" attitude. He does not delve into feminism, for or against if at all. He picks an issue and sticks to a more scientific data driven angle rather than an ideological one.
I heartily recommend this book to all RVFers, and I also highly suggest to Roosh & other RoK writers to read this book. I think it would make for an excellent article or two on that medium.
This book is an excellent text on the failure of modern parenting methods, primarily . When one considers that the family is the fundamental unit of the nation state, if that unit is itself failing, the whole nation can fail. I believe this is widely considered very basic information by the RVF and wider red-pill community.
Yet - not that much time is spent on the discussion of good parenting vs bad parenting, or "getting it just right" parenting. Some of this is the demographics, this forum is mostly single guys, for example.
Leonard Sax when I've seen his name show up before has been called "purple pill". He tries quite hard to be non political, but in certain key parts you can see his true views come out. He's very much against the "if it feels good, do it" attitude. He does not delve into feminism, for or against if at all. He picks an issue and sticks to a more scientific data driven angle rather than an ideological one.
I heartily recommend this book to all RVFers, and I also highly suggest to Roosh & other RoK writers to read this book. I think it would make for an excellent article or two on that medium.