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A thread of my threads.
The Last Hope Of The West & The Fertility Whitepill As fertility declines in the US & Europe, it is only the conservative Heartland Culture that wants to preserve Western Civilization – and is also reproducing in sufficient numbers to do so. 1/
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This is an interesting archetype, albeit evolutionary dead end. We know going back to the Mesolithic, 50k+ years ago that male-only groups exterminated the girly-boys, 100% effectiveness. Go a bit further back 20M+ years, and that's true of all the great apes. 1/
It's wild to still see rites of men making the rounds. We had to delay with this as far back as 2012 (that I know of) and it always sucked. Performative masculinity, similar to the Pidgeon dancing of bf Skinner experiment fame. Guys cargo cult useful activities, because things aren't hard like they used to be (few exceptions. Pro sports and special forces eg) The rites of passage were neolithic rituals and I find it hard to believe men have been aimless since the agricultural revolution. Beyond that, you went to war because the kind told you to. Your farmed as soon as able because food was hard. There was no rites, you were out to work once you were useful. And now that the industrial revolution had oil replace man's labor as the primary driver of productivity, men navel gaze about hunting deer and eating their heart.
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So, when someone writes of "Performative masculinity" they are already post-evolution and post-living, their pathetic little sperm will never make it past another generation, one way or another, whatever happens to them personally. The times are a changing, Darwin baby. 2/
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There has been a particular moment in time that has produced "men" like this, but I don't think the coming decades will be kind to girl-bosses and their feminized "men". Just my opinion. 3/
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Interesting how she left out the most important word: "pretty much every MALE society did it". The longhouse is women trying to control male behavior, even strictly amongst themselves. Rejecting the longhouse says women have zero say in what goes on in male-only societies. 1/
the "pretty much every society did it" line is doing all the work there
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Of course, men having male-only societies, as they have since the beginning of time, is what bothers some modern women the most. They want to reach in and control all male behavior. This has to be emphatically rejected. (Thankfully, this not true of all women.) 2/
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Btw, the thread on frats and this thread below on women trying to control male social behavior in special forces are variants on the same thing. It's all about controlling how men behave, with an attempted iron fist, and the consequences be damned. 3/
Multiple recent threads have been about the feminization of power in Europe, as well having politicized militaries that aren't for fighting wars. Here they are ⬇️in one neat package. Britain appears to be in the process of purging its elite male soldiers. 1/
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Labrador Skeptic retweeted
Why am I almost positive that my tax dollars are funding this through an NGO connected to one or more politicians in congress.
Over 400 aliens predominantly from Honduras entered Mexico on Thursday, ready to make their way to the US southern border… Here’s footage of the caravan. Someone is incentivizing this movement, this is not organic.
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"France to Deploy Forces to Protect Saudi Red Sea Oil Port" (WSJ, link later). Up against the wall on energy security, Europe is finally dipping its toe in the water for using hard power. France is in particularly big trouble with diesel, which it had been getting from Yanbu. 1/
Replying to @Osinttechnical
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I'm glad to see Europe finally doing this, and taking just a little bit of responsibility for itself when it comes to hard power. 6/
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The urbanite who wants all housing to be 4+1 or 5+1 dense buildings, but who doesn't want fire trucks to interfere with bike lanes is a perfect example of too stupid to live. Also a TFR well lower than 1.0. How to just let them die, without screwing up the rest of us?
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I think the general rule is that people living in countries where the waters are infested with man-eating crocodiles tend to not have swimming cultures. The Europeans in Australia being the exception.
Replying to @HarmlessYardDog
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Banning hazing is the epitome of longhouse behavior. Pretty much every male society in the world previously had initiation rituals of some sort for young men entering adulthood, that were often physically & mentally demanding, proving toughness while building camaraderie. 1/
Police found roughly 30 partially clothed young men packed inside a sweltering basement at a Wisconsin fraternity house, covered in food, condiments and other liquids — with several showing signs of being physically struck. Officers responded to an anonymous tip at the Alpha Epsilon Pi house on Langdon Street in Madison around 8:20 p.m. Wednesday during rush week. The thermostat in the basement was set to 81 degrees, creating hot and humid conditions. The vast majority of those inside were 18 years old. Fraternity president Brayden J. Klein and vice president Samuel N. Vane, both 20, were arrested on hazing and disorderly conduct allegations. Police say cooperation from those at the scene was limited, and statements from witnesses didn't align — raising red flags for investigators. Full story here foxnews.com/us/dozens-pledge…
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Good to see that at least the frats at UW-Madison still have it in them, and condiments at 81 degrees doesn't sound all that horrific. Still, the feminized Left simply won't stand for that kind of behavior from young white men. Hopefully no lives are ruined over this. 2/
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What people are missing is the reason the Houthis are dangerous is not primarily the drones, but the 350k paramilitary in their hills, whom the Saudis & Yemen govt can't defeat. The drone threat can be stopped cold by taking the territory. Same thing in Iran. 1/
"Doesn’t make sense that we need lots of troops in drone war." No, the one big ground & drone war that we have shows the direct opposite, and people need to pay attention. Russia & Ukraine have each taken mass infantry casualties in 4.5 years of trench warfare 1/
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Iran can continue to fire drones & missiles because nobody is willing to take the massive ground casualties that would be needed to successfully invade Iran & control the territory, i.e. the old-fashioned way of warfare as been true throughout history. 2/
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Yes, drones can be launched from shipping containers and the like, and we're just getting started there. Nonetheless, with sustained attacks, there needs to be 1) substantial territory controlled; and 2) a supply of drones from somewhere, produced or purchased / given. 3/
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