NewMonarch Archive

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1	Noticed something strange The example that made it click for me was Civil Unions compared to Gay Marriage. They offered the almost all the same legal protections and benefits (not at the federal level tho.) But the book explains that it didn’t feel like equal respect and dignity, so the movement pushed until it was granted the same cultural and social significance. The Blinkist summary on the book has this to say: “The philosopher Socrates even argued that this was a distinct part of our souls, themos. Investigating huma…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/01/25 10:37 PM
6	Noticed something strange In his book “Identity”, Francis Fukuyama spells out that every human being ultimately demands dignity from society — beyond freedom and rights, they now expect self-esteem and being recognized and legitimized by the state and society. This started in the French Revolution and continued in the Gay Marriage movement and is present in the Trans Rights movement. The language of the Left, identity politics, the snarkier parts of Me Too, and angry Feminism have delegitimized the dignity of being a Man…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/01/25 02:00 PM