There are more men at the bottom of society than at the top. When feminists tell you that society is male-dominated, they’re pointing to the relatively few women-supported men who are lucky enough to make it to the top. Men like the president who will send men to war one day and then pass deadbeat dad laws that send poor men to prison the next. Men who create violence against women laws while men are much likely to be victims of violence. Men who fund women’s shelters while men are much more likely to be homeless. Men in the family court system who will give women custody of the children 85% of the time, even when custody is contested. Men who send other men to remove men from their homes when a wife assaults him, and the men who create the initial combatant laws that unfairly have men arrested and removed from their homes when their wives are violent because “children should be with their moms.” Men who fund women-only grants when no federal grants for men-only exist. Men who advertise to women because 40% of adult female consumers marry into their money, 85% of all consumer spending is done by women, and virtually all luxury goods are purchased by women. When feminists tell you that society is male-dominated, know that they are full of shit.
January 2011
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“Self-confidence is not a feeling of superiority, but of independence.”
—Lama Yeshe (via safranthekitty)
The Difference Between Us
The Dead Weather
“The Difference Between Us” - The Dead Weather
December 2010
“The socialist… has an intuitive urgency for power, power over other people, and proceeds to bolster this urgency with an ethic: he seeks power for a humanitarian purpose. He would “elevate” all mankind to his ideal. Since the individual does not wish to be “elevated,” and lays claim to something called rights, the socialist undertakes to prove that the individual does not exist, that an amorphous thing called “society” is the only fact of reality, and proceeds to impose his set of values on this thing. Having made this discovery — that society is something greater than the sum of its parts, with an intelligence and a spirit of its own — the socialist dons his shining armor and sets forth on a glorious adventure for its improvement.”
—Frank Chodorov (via laliberty)
Day 24 - How was your week been?
it’s been okay.
i’m off for 4 days!
and tonight, i have New Year’s Eve plans for the first time ever.
“This is the rule of the most perfect Christianity, its most exact definition, its highest point, namely, the seeking of the common good … for nothing can so make a person an imitator of Christ as caring for his neighbors.”
—St. John Chrysostom (via fuckyeahchristianradicalism)
“It is not the business of government to make men virtuous or religious, or to preserve the fool from the consequences of his own folly. Government should be repressive no further than is necessary to secure liberty by protecting the equal rights of each from aggression on the part of others, and the moment governmental prohibitions extend beyond this line they are in danger of defeating the very ends they are intended to serve.”
— Henry George (via coeus)
“University students rioting against tuition increases on both sides of the Atlantic are painful signs of the degeneracy of our times. The idea that taxpayers owe it to you to pay for what you want suggests that much of today’s education fails to instill reality, and instead panders to a self-centered sense of entitlement to what other people have earned.”
—Reflections on the Passing Scene - Thomas Sowell - Townhall Conservative (via conservatarian (via blacksurf)
