Creating a Tribal Culture

redpillschool · 2013-07-03T17:23:01+00:00

See also: fraternity.

2013-07-03T17:58:05+00:00

http://counterfem.blogspot.com/2010/08/colonization-of-male-space.html

It is a classic recipe. If you aim to take away the power of a targeted group, you must undermine their solidarity by making it progressively more difficult for them to bond with each other. And if you fragment the continuity of their time together, what bonds they might form will be correspondingly fragmentary, and accordingly ineffectual.

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In the feminist war, men and maleness are under attack. And if men collectively cannot grow a robust, inwardly articulated community of interest among themselves, endowed with durable focal points and folkways, then each man as an individual will be more and more thrown upon his own devices, hence a sitting duck. Hang together or hang separately: such is bonding; such is solidarity.

http://www.artofmanliness.com/2012/12/21/manly-honor-vii-how-and-why-to-revive-manly-honor-in-the-twenty-first-century/

... operating out of honor rather than obedience means realizing that you have a role to play in helping a group survive and thrive – that your actions directly correlate to the group’s strength or weakness. When men function out of rules and laws, they do the bare minimum they can without being punished. When they function out of honor, they seek to at least pull their own weight, and then add further to the strength of the group to the best of their abilities.

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As we’ve mentioned many times, for honor to exist there must be an honor group that enjoys intimate, face-to-face relationships (only those who truly know you can judge your reputation for honor), and a shared honor code – one that everyone in the group understands and has agreed to uphold.

We all belong to large groups that provide us a sense of identity and belonging. A nation, a state, a town, a company, a church, or a political party are just a few examples of the large groups a man might associate with. These groups are often too large and impersonal for honor to exist in – on these levels nobody cares if we’re living with honor or not. If we want to revive honor today, we need to give up on the idea of trying to revive it on the macro-level and focus our attention on resurrecting it on the micro-level.

jngshin · 2013-07-03T18:42:46+00:00

No Ma'am The National Organization of Men Against Amazonian Masterhood

whiskey_bearfist · 2013-07-03T17:46:39+00:00

i think small scale communities suit humanity better, but the cat is sort of out of the bag.

you can definitely pool resources with some people and buy a large amount of land and pull the compound lifestyle, but you will almost certainly face ridicule for rejecting the greater society in your area.

i think if we ever face something catastrophic in this nation, a natural tribal society will develop in the wake.

to use a silly example, think of the people you would want in your urban killteam if a zombie apocalypse went down. that is the core of your tribe. expand from there.

chiffonade- · 2013-07-03T19:47:50+00:00

starting a company can be a fruitful exercise in ganging up with some other men and forming a tribe of sorts.

jakethesnake76 · 2013-07-03T21:22:25+00:00

Great article and conscept here in this thread....... Now this is what i call (man-ing up) , i have know some marines that could kick my ass , but can't stand up to their own women, i am not saying like a son of a bitch , going full bitch on a woman ,(out bitching her) but instead being firm while still kind and helpful even when not seen as such. We must have that calm resolute strength within like King Leonidus when confronting a deadly foe, while the foe we face is our own insecurities around Hamster women .When confronting the great ego in them which can cut a man to shreds we must counter the blows knowing we can be destroyed for lack of defense..

favours_of_the_moon · 2013-07-03T21:37:02+00:00

Men are capable of working as a team, in that they (generally, unless they become womanish) will not backstab each other (particularly for emotional reasons) and they will be willing to make sacrifices for the team.

That said, I've always viewed men as individualists.

I've actually DEFINED Feminism as "the desire to belong to a group." Women can't even go to the bathroom alone.

So you have men who INDIVIDUATE (Jungian term) themselves. They seek personal freedom and autonomy from the "herd." Soon you have a number of men who fight against the grain and expel themselves from the behavioral reinforcement of "society."

Now a feminist would look at this and say YOU ARE EXCLUDING US! Then they would call on the patriarchal authoritarian father to force these individualists to INCLUDE her.

But they're not "excluding" anyone, but themselves. So yeah, these individualists might sit at the bar and toast each other. But they're individualists, not joiners.

Just my own personal worldview.

Raw_God · 2013-07-03T16:42:06+00:00

The concept of a tribe is indeed powerful. Men joining together in bonds of friendship for the purpose of enhancing status and changing the world. In fact, I'm part of a group that came together as a business partnership, but as Red Pill-aware males, we function as something of a clan: check out Made Men to see what we're about.

Title	Creating a Tribal Culture
Author	dropit_sphere
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Date	July 3, 2013 4:05 PM UTC (13 years ago)
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