Society changes when the few decides that it should. The people who have nudged history did so by seeking to do what is correct before ever attempting to appeal to the mainstream. Blue pillers tend to get things backwards. They seek mainstream approval above their very own interests. As a result, they neuter our truths to achieve that end. Break the mold or die in it. The mainstream places men at the bottom. And if we submit, then that is where we belong.
Do you want a seat at the table or do you want to continue feeding off the crumbs? There are many people and fewer chairs. Choose wisely.
In early 1600s, Shinmen Takezo aka Miyamoto Musashi, became the world’s greatest swordsman having won 61 duels. He was an unwashed, untrained country bumpkin who had no lord or coin to his name. He was considered a scourge of his village, and spent many years alone on the roads of Japan as a ronin. He was met with either derisiveness or hatred wherever he went. Village locals and swordsmen thought him a fraud and coward. But he never wavered. Through his iron will and steely resolve, he made the world respect and fear him. He became a living legend of his time and forever altered Japanese swordsmanship. He put the truth of the sword above all else: above fame, money, and even love.
What do MGTOW have in common? They all stood against the grain for what was true. They all had real skin in the game and paid a dear price for losing the public appeal. They committed to their craft and made real personal sacrifices. And yet they never relinquished their mission.
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