Comments on: Tiger by the Tail

By: Omnipitron

Omnipitron — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 15:31:28 +0000

Agreed Retrophoebia, and the ironic thing is that they can’t ‘out men’ men anyway so what do women gain outside of being able to leave a man who may legitimately be lackluster? We don’t assign any romantic value on their career pursuits and sadly women don’t seem to realize this, or want too. In some cases their careers of competing with men actually affects their SMP value negatively.

Can you imagine the frustration some career women face even as they go out for a meal with their male co-workers? They sit there and talk shop while she notices them giving an appreciative eye to the 20 something waitress serving them. On paper, our heroine has this waitress beat in terms of academic success, but in reality, this waitress is younger and less busy which holds value to her co-workers so who ends up on top?

By: retrophoebia

retrophoebia — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 13:52:47 +0000

Those advocating equality of women in the career/education market don’t put any value on procreative and home-making activities. Ironically, this makes them compelled to compete with men on mens’ turf without realizing some fairly substantial sources of value (procreation and home-making) that women can provide better than men. So even the “ideal” situation–numerical parity in the workplace, in incomes, etc–is anti-feminist in the sense that it assigns no value to what women can do and are generally better at than men.

Dalrock writes a lot about how feminists want into man-spaces. They’re just too busy looking at the greener grass on the other side of the fence to take pride in what they do, and do well.

By: Omnipitron

Omnipitron — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 07:51:07 +0000

Thank you Dicipres and I agree with you. If it’s wrong that men can’t say anything when women treat them unfairly, how is it right when other races single out whites? It’s the very same conceptual issue being used in a different way and it needs to stop!! We have no other choice but to unite as best we can as far as Men’s Rights are concerned, because in not doing so we’re simply allowing Feminism to run roughshod over society.

By: dicipres

dicipres — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 05:42:38 +0000

Great post. Although the circumstances facing black people are different and harsher due to historic and cultural reasons, we all face the same rapid changes to our culture, declining social power and freedoms and the falling apart of the institute of family.

We all should stand united within the MR, we are too few and our opposition is too well organized, too government/academic funded and enjoy too much public support for us to fight among ourselves.