Summary: Kids have always been severely abused throughout history and we're currently in uncharted territory on how children are being raised. Modern day feminism is fucking it up hard and we have nothing to compare it to.

Body: I've recently listened to an episode of hardcore history by Dan Carlin called "Suffer the children" If you're into history then these podcasts are absolutely amazing. This also falls into TRP style of improving yourself by increasing your knowledge.

http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-31-blitz-suffer-the-children/ You can buy this episode for 2 bucks or do someone creative searching on torrent sites if you must.

This particular episode is about how children were raised throughout history. If we look at kids these days that were abused and chances are you're one of them, then just imagine how fucked up they end up becoming later in life.

Now imagine an entire society, an entire world full of children that endured non stop physical and mental abuse by their parents. Prior to the baby boom generation this was the norm.

Imagine kids being used as notaries by making them witness a particular event and then giving them the worst beating of their lives to remember it 20 years down the line. Just like if you've ever broken a bone or had a bad car crash then you'll never forget that moment.

Imagine kids being sold at the age of 5 to go work at some lord's castle, being beaten because "that's how they'll become functioning adults", kids undergoing pedophilia and no one frowning on it, parents buying certain tools designed to beat up your kids in certain way and the list goes on.

Of course these days children are being protected. You see adds everywhere trying to stop child abuse. Never before in history has this been done before, so what changed?

One theory is the child mortality rates dropping. In the past 3/4 of all infants died. What's the worst you as a parent can think of? It would fuck you up wouldn't it?

So in order to protect yourself, you distance yourself from your child. Combine that with the fact that everyone is doing it and you get an entire society of fucked up people.

We are among the first generations of people who as a society have been raised with love. Yes, the baby boomers fucked up all the wealth that was given to them, but thanks to that prosperity they managed to raise a generation of caring people. And as generations go further the more loving parents we become.

One problem though, feminism and the courts that serve them are taking our children away from us.

The entire school system is designed for girls, children are taken away from their fathers and have no male role models left to look up to. This leads to an entire generation of beta men that have to learn how to become a man on some website.

What would it be like if we had entire societies of men and women raised by capable parents who loved them very much. Compared to the rest of history, we're certainly on the right track.

Feminism served women well in the past decades, but modern day feminism has taken it way too far and is toxic even to women.

Sadly Briffault's Law shows us that women only care about themselves in the end. If they can gain by divorce raping you, then they will. They don't think about what will end up happening to their children in the long run, because most of them are incapable of thinking in the long run. A good example of this is the "wage gap", women argue that they earn less than men do, while in reality they earn more but just spend more and are not capable of saving for the future.

We as responsible men have a duty towards younger children to be their role models, they are our future in the end...

Lessons learned:

  • Never get married

  • Love your children, even if you never were loved. Break the cycle if need be.

  • Modern day feminism is not only fucking over the men, the women themselves but also the children and as a result the future.

  • Be a role model for at least one child in your life.

Edit: As u/SeekingTheWay pointed out, I'm in no way saying your children should be untouchable. I guess it's really hard to imagine what the levels of abuse were prior to the 20th century. There is no shame in disciplining your child if he/she is acting out, just don't overdo it.