MGTOWs invading the belly of the beast that is feminism

[leobez84Participant 124]

A fellow MGTOW by the name of Captain Nemo decided to share this on Youtube, so since he intended to share it to all within our cause, I felt it appropriate to link it here:

I salute Steve Saltarelli for his efforts as it’s the young men like him that are fighting the battles at its core (colleges are breeding grounds for liberal ideals especially feminism) that have the greatest chance of changing the issues.

[experiencedParticipant]

Nine to One ratio of female to male support groups on that campus. Hat’s off to him for starting a group. Maybe next there could be one for, “Men in the Middle” as well as his,”Men in power” or it will be [IS], “Men on the Bottom.”

 

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[herodeath7Participant 35]

I hate phrases like “Male Equal Rights” or “Female Equal Rights”. Why not just call it “Equal Rights”? Giving what should be the same idea multiple names just creates unnecessary divides in what should be an “Equal Rights Movement”. Secondly, I don’t see how a “ManPower” Movement is chauvinistic, nor do I see how its name is somehow chauvinistic (I think that woman was using the term wrong anyway, but I digress). All it is saying is that men are facing the brunt of most forms of sex-discrimination; it says that the people in this movement want to empower men, and give them the chance to be on equal footing with women at the workplace, or in workplace politics, or in academia, or in divorce courts, etc. So saying that wanting to be equal is some sort of woman-hate, is saying that men in women are equal, but women are more equal, or something like that, which is the only thing sexist (and misandrist) here. And I love how they point out how many famous MEN came from this college, as if it only bred famous men, which is bulls~~~ – and even if it’s true, leads back to the disparity in “possibility” and “outcome”. That said, great post!

[DahnParticipant 1]

Invading the belly of the beast by going our own way.

[leobez84Participant 124]

Dahn wrote:

Invading the belly of the beast by going our own way.

That’s exactly what the kid is doing as he’s literally the 1% of that school. Much like this community, he’s only speaking with like-minded individuals but handling the method of reaching out to other red pills in his own way. Honestly I see it more like a form of networking like Richard is trying to do which makes us even more of a threat to the establishment and that’s a good thing.

[treelville..miamiParticipant 893]

Thx for sharing. Its a righteous cause, men on campuses need someone in their corners, especially since graduation rates has plummeted  among male students.

Also I’ve heard rumors that there are unfair grading policies at colleges, basically women are grandfathered through college, if I find proof I’ll post it.

Of course feminazis will label anything that isn’t about them as mysogynist, they enjoy the blatant misandry  towards men, it’s like a f~~~ing wet dream to them.

"The wounds of honor are self inflicted"

[RoyDalParticipant]

My hat is off to Steve Saltarelli and Warren Farrell whose book is in this site’s book section.

As far as entering the belly of the beast, well, I’m allergic to digestive acids. I am going elsewhere.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[HitmanParticipant]

our existence destroys feminist ideas ,we are un-explainable to them..they can not comprehend .

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