A roomful of what? ICMI, London, 2018, day 1

noriann · 2018-07-29T23:19:45+00:00

Great article by Hannah.

He went on to point out that the spirit of masculinity manifests in men, when tested, striving to make things safer and easier for the next person crafting what is needed to achieve that, mean our ancestors are in everything we have, from old laws to tools and structures we use to protect ourselves from the horrors they faced, and from which they learned. Feminism, he said, “wears those masculine gifts like a robo-suit, using gifts of masculinity to wage war on men.” His final challenge to the listener: “What are the men of today going to add? Find your temper. Move when the charge is live.”

And a similar point made by Karen:

She concluded by first describing what is going to be challenging as we move forward; that we’re fighting against feminism’s exploitation of men’s protective, gynocentric instincts, and then explaining that our activism – women’s activism – can gain ground there.

This is the essence of feminism, and the more I think about it the more I realize how truly diabolical it is. They are exploiting the good nature of men to attack men. It reminds me of how advertisements directed at children exploit their developmental vulnerabilities. Or how pedophiles do the same.

And the greatest irony of all, none of this actually helps women, because the sexes sink or swim together.

The feminist who wrote the hit piece has apparently deluded herself into thinking she is on the "right side of history." But as the grim stats cited during the conference reveal, things are falling apart fast. "Facts are very stubborn things", said John Adams. Feminists will not be able to pretend that men are privileged oppressors indefinitely. And no amount of blathering about "toxic masculinity" being the culprit will help.

In the future -- I reckon much sooner than most of us think -- feminism will be recognized as a hate movement. The key moment will come when leftists begin questioning feminist dogma as they did during the first and second waves (many already are). At that point, feminism will die.

tenchineuro · 2018-07-30T14:34:51+00:00

She went on to explain that as the movement has progressed in the public arena from our points being outright denied by feminists to their having to try to put a spin on them, from being ignored by media to being sought out for interviews, more women have joined and will continue to join our ranks. She concluded by first describing what is going to be challenging as we move forward; that we’re fighting against feminism’s exploitation of men’s protective, gynocentric instincts, and then explaining that our activism – women’s activism – can gain ground there. While as Karen stated, socialization doesn’t outweigh natural tendencies, both sexes can be taught boy’s experiences matter, and that feminism also harms women. Men should and do matter to women. As more women realize the need to emphasize this, feminism will deteriorate and fade away.

As long as the state is willing to provide whatever a woman wants and gives the woman everything in a divorce, women don't need men for long or as much.

As for men mattering to women, I don't see it, I don't see it at all.

Title	A roomful of what? ICMI, London, 2018, day 1
Author	JohnKimble111
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Date	July 29, 2018 10:22 PM UTC (7 years ago)
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