I am trying to start a men’s group at my college. Any help is much obliged.

monsieurhire2 · 2018-03-14T01:35:43+00:00

Don't.

Seriously, don't.

1 - You're in the the the heart of redpill hatredland.

2 - We're in the middle of a metoo culture where a simple voice from a woman crying "mysognee!!! - That made me uncomfortable!!!" can get your ass charged without any recourse.

3 - You're in college... a private entity that exists to make money. Period. To continue to make money, they need to maintain a reputation and value system in line with their customer base. If you make noise at all, cause any dissent, you'll be out on your ass faster than you can say "title 9."

4 - No prof in his right mind will sign up. He'll be the sacrificial lamb if just one complaint is filed. Again, it is in the interest of the college to quickly and quietly dispose of any rabblerousers.

5 - Why? What are your reasons for wanting to do this? It's an ongoing question on this forum.... "How do I redpill my friend/bro/dad/brother/drinking buddy?" You don't. If they are living a happy little existence inside the Matrix, They will not be able to be pulled out. Think of it like the Jehovas' Witnesses coming to your door - are they going to convert you? No, because you have a belief system already in place that you believe works for you. You can't fix someone if they refuse to believe there's something broken. The splinter in the mind must exist as a precursor.

6 - Redpill teaches you need to take care of number one first. That's you. You're young, therefore idealistic, but the world is immensely difficult to change, despite millions of fresh young kids coming out of school every year that just know they're going to make a difference. You're not. The only thing you can truly change is yourself. That is where freedom is. You need to cultivate this "me first" idea.

7 - If you're deadset on saving your fellow man, layer in some anonymity. Like a subreddit group, for example. If there was only something like that already set up....

8 - Any group starting from the ground up needs leaders skilled in the topic at hand. You are not skilled in redpill. I'll make an analogy.... I want to learn to make landmines. I think every guy in my book club should learn too. So I set up a group with explosive handling being the raison d'etre. I know a little about it, I've read some books, seen a movie, so we're good to go, right? Newsflash... 12 men dead after bombmaking club mishap.

Horrible idea.

RunawayGrain · 2018-03-14T16:51:20+00:00

From a former college admin:

Name it something academic and obscure. You name it "Campus Men's Rights Group" and you are asking for trouble. Name it something like "Society of Student Carpenters" or "Student League for Advanced Quantum Theory." Your looking for something that most girls / feminists / zealots would read and conclude that there's nothing of interest there for them. Then get your redpilled buddies signed up. You aren't out to convert anybody.
Meetings are always off campus.
Vet the members like the CIA. Some white-knight that want's to score hero points or just some random girl claiming she got raped is the last thing you need.
Keep it on the down low. Don't expect to march in the local mayday parade with a men's rights banner and have it go well.
It might make sense not to even affiliate it with the school, citing sexism from the school.

If you go that route:

A makers shed, or a gentleman's club might be good ideas. A gentleman's club as in an actual gentleman's club, not a titty bar. One local guy here has a video arcade just for this reason. You will be surprised at the number of guys that have redpill ideas once they get into an environment where they aren't judged. The problem here is, again, making sure it's so dull to women that they aren't inclined to go in, or hang around.
Choose an area with bad cell coverage and no wifi: most girls nowadays won't hang around anywhere where they cant get validation from social media for long. Alternatively paint the walls with RF shielding paint.
Cameras -- with sound -- everywhere, preferably with some sort of large cloud storage. Feminists have tried to break up men's organizations with false claims before.

Apostate_Ally · 2018-03-14T05:08:48+00:00

Somebody tried to do this right before I graduated. The campus feminists raised hell and got the idea shut down. And this was at a place where the student body was not seen as being particularly "progressive".

If you do decide to do this, please keep in mind the following likely consequences:

1) The SJWs on campus will do everything they can to shut it down. I'm not sure how student organisations get money in the US, but they will make an all out effort to see you starved of funds. 2) You may well have to deal with a hate campaign against you. These kinds of things can explode very quickly on social media. 3) The feminists may go after you to the point of interfering with your med school application. I'm not sure how feasible this is with med school, but with grad school in the humanities it would happen for sure.

On the other hand, even if it fails, it would still raise awareness about the cause. The banning of the men's group at my university was one of the things that led me to the Red Pill. But only you can decide if that is worth the trouble that you will almost certainly have to deal with.

SirAttackHelicopter · 2018-03-14T16:06:26+00:00

The school will seriously shut you down and possibly expel you. I've seen this happen TWICE at my university, once literally in front of me, and the second time during an alumni gathering. The first time, the administration didn't even give the official request for space a second of attention before shredding all the documentation and threatening the men's group some sort of bullshit hate speech crimes. All they wanted was to raise awareness and to have an open platform for men's suicide and cancer issues. The second time, the women's center stepped in saying that men should just come into the women's center if they have any problems, at which point the administration just dismissed the space request again. WTF, that doesn't even make sense. And by space request, i mean the official permission to use any sort of space at the campus that won't interfere with classes, as well as use resources such as bulletin boards and the student association resources.

Yeah, it's that bad. It happens everywhere. I have friends in other universities and colleges that see the same bullshit.

4bcd594b0372641abe63 · 2018-03-14T05:25:55+00:00

I think you're trying to recreate/rediscover the idea of a fraternity. They don't have to be just drinking clubs.

In general, my thought is "don't do this." If you must, try to describe it as a low-key fraternity, or a service club, or something other than a "men's group", or you'll spend all of your time fighting with feminists.

iiKarambit · 2018-03-14T01:07:26+00:00

I’d suggest not making an official group because it will oust you from society. Lookup Building power or tribe on this subreddit

fiat30 · 2018-03-14T14:06:23+00:00

Before you take any action, read 48 Laws of Power because your idea violates so many of them.

But, if you really want to do something on campus: make it a "Radical Book Club."

[deleted] · 2018-03-14T13:35:59+00:00

I’ve facilitated a similar group. I publicly advertised the group and had zero issues with feminists. We are in a very liberal community.

Noble of you to start this. In our group the men who showed up were the men who didn’t really need it. The men who needed it most will flake on you.

OfficerWade · 2018-03-14T23:51:58+00:00

My best advice is only to do this privately, like fight club. Don’t talk about it, don’t advertise, don’t start a Facebook group.

GarielBlut · 2018-03-15T06:41:27+00:00

You may be more successful at establishing a secret men's group which they are called by an elite mindset rather than an open "look here guys, men's group, no chicks allowed, join now guys yooojuuu". If you have at least 3 men best friends who think like you then you already have a men's group. Tell them to study their other friends and pick one who also thinks like the group and welcome him. In the case of American colleges and universities, quality and secrecy is way more important and appreciated than the number of members. And probably if you were on the public the feminists would sue your "misogynist" ass if Antifa hasn't raided your quarters and tried to murder your members first or your professors actively attempted to ruin your academic life.

Your_Coke_Dealer · 2018-03-15T18:13:32+00:00

I like our ECs' creative and cautionary suggestions, i.e. "Just fucking don't" and "hide in obscure organizations somehow repellent to females", but you could just go the traditional route and join a fraternity (or charter a chapter). It's a bit larger than the scope of what you're asking how to do (because campus involvement), and won't be automatic pussy magnetism like the movies or anything, but if your primary goal is male companionship then it's the most socially acceptable way to go about it.

antariusz · 2018-03-14T15:24:53+00:00

Right, don’t create a men’s club.

Create a club that will appeal to men, but entertain your interests.

Call it something like a “philosophy debate group” or whatever interests you. If women join, so be it, you’re still creating social proof and as a leader of the group it will still benefit you.

cuggwy · 2018-03-14T17:26:43+00:00

Don't do it, if the wrong people take offence they will ruin you. As in expelled, blacklisted and accused of hate crimes.

And it will be other men who sell you out, from Vichy France to the slave trade to Isis Syria, there are always collaborators who will betray you for just a slice of recognition

0xdada · 2018-03-14T18:44:33+00:00

How To Fail: Step 1. Listen to people who tell you that you are going to fail. GOTO 1.

Men's book club is easy to start.

Pick a book, tell guys to read it if they want to show up at the meeting, have one guy present on it, then drinks and go around the table about it.

Men do not need permission, only subjects and slaves need permission.

[deleted] · 2018-03-14T09:06:19+00:00

It's a bad idea, but if you do it anyway you have to frame it and portray it as being beneficial to the college in some way.

That generally means that it's going to have to have an external appearance that is PC.

"We are a Men's club that aims to foster an inclusive identity for it's members that balances traditional masculinity with progressive ideals in an ever changing world" or some shit.

You're going to have to have the official documents of the place be as PC as possible. But at the same time you're going to want to have to make it appear to be hard work and screen applicants as much as possible.

Because for it to have any value to you, you will have to have an inner club that is "off the books" so to speak, this is where you can do what you want.

And you have to be careful who you invite into that inner club. Because if you're discussing, for example, masculinity and how Men have strove for goals over the years, at some point someone will point out the obvious contrast to Women and why they don't do this. If there's even a group chat of that and someone leaks it to a campus SJW then your club is over as the college will shut it down when the SJW media shines a spotlight on the college.

metallicdrama · 2018-03-15T02:26:58+00:00

A formal men’s group? Like Aspergers Anonymous or a brojob thing?

Don’t. Any group of males worth being in emerges naturally.

bigbodybuilderr · 2018-03-19T02:21:44+00:00

I will never understand why people seem the need to 'save' everyone. Work on your fucking self man fuck them

acekilo · 2018-03-14T17:22:46+00:00

Men don't want help. Let them learn the hard way or learn nothing at all. I've seen this too much. Let a Beta Bitch continue to be so.

ThrowFader · 2018-03-14T22:10:42+00:00

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Title	I am trying to start a men’s group at my college. Any help is much obliged.
Author	basscatcher01
Upvotes	32
Comments	28
Date	March 14, 2018 12:58 AM UTC (8 years ago)
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