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Your problem is that you put feelings over facts simply because you don't like the facts. |
I also think you're flat out wrong at a basic level if you have your eyes open for even a second. Older "masculine blokes" are usually happy to go with the status quo and comply. Younger what you would call "effeminate" people are more likely to confront systems of power.
And even if you were right - whtmat are these macho men going to do if those in power really do take control? Threaten to give them a good hiding? That'll scare 'em!! Truth is even in America where half the population is armed, trying to stand up to the government or military would be like firing a peashooter at a freight train. Gruff hairy men' s men with a scowl is the illusion of power. There's no real power in it. |
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I'm definitely not a fan of Tate, no siree, I'm just concerned about the judicial process in Romania :laugh:
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No Charge Pathetic Police there |
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That said, he's obviously getting this treatment because he's a threat to the regime. Anyone in the know can see that a mile off. |
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Because to be clear; I too have seen countless people saying the same thing, but still not one good argument for wat makes him a realistic threat to systems of power. Just "Source: Trust me bro. Matrix got him." |
I mean gosh... if anything the man is a Five Star General in the culture wars - which you (much more accurately) also have pointed out is exactly what people in power want going on as a distraction. One minute you're saying Tate is a deliberate red herring/a distraction, the next you're saying he's being "Assanged" to get rid of him.
Why are they cancelling their own red herring? |
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I mentioned that the regime wants men feminised while his message to his large following is to promote masculinity. So he has to be stopped. Same happened to Tommy Robinson when his message to his large following went against the regime. Or Alex Belfield. |
Because masculine men are going to do ... what ... to systems of power?
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What a feminine men gonna do against systems of power?
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Even putting that aside - are you genuinely claiming that Tate's brand of masculinity is teaching young men how to oppose systems of power? It's all about control of women and owning shiny cars. Not one word of it has anything to do with government control, other than the Redpill "matrix" nonsense he started spaffing around a couple of months ago. All of which - every single word - he took from forums and groups that have existed for over a decade. He's said nothing new. Literally not one thing. |
Really though "Gym bro pick up artists are going to take down the government" is one of the more interesting fan faction ideas I've heard recently. We'll file it under "high fantasy" at the library though.
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What do you mean, by saying the regime wants to feminise men? Who does, and how?
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As for your theory about LGBTQ being promoted to diminish masculinity - that doesn't work either, because currently more than 75% of trans people, especially young trans people, are female to male not male to female. It's actual biological females, pumping themselves full of testosterone to make themselves MORE masculine. And testosterone is much more effective than Male to Female hormones. If the plan is to make everyone "less masculine" it's not going very well if large numbers of females are literally turning themselves into men is it? |
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