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6/14/2025, 7:07:26 PM
>>507357836
It's true that many revolts end up losing, but what they end up doing is showing people what could possibly exist. As seen with socialist and protestant rebellions, eventually a larger movement appears and achieves success. There is a level of attrition associated with political action that might need to be accepted.
>>507357853
One of the main flaws of Conservatism is that it tries to reverse social changes but refuses to let go of the market and technological forces that create social change. So you are right, the only way out is forward. As for what comes next, no one can perfectly know, but we can start from negating what is unwanted and discovering positive assertions afterwards. Let me try to show an example:
Right now, as men, we have to deal with an empathy gap, social and economic inferiority, being seen as failed beasts of burden, and expendable golems for the enlightenment nation state. When we try to ban together, feminists and leftists try to stop it because they consider it "misogynistic" to fight for our own interests, and there is an element of negrification in how we are seen as physical and sexual threats primarily.
The negation of this would be to deliberately provide more empathy and understanding on men's issues in public and on an individual level, re-defining masculinity away from economic performance, rejecting militarization until rejected men control foreign/domestic security policy, and changing society to become more accepting of male in-group preferences and assistance.
It's true that many revolts end up losing, but what they end up doing is showing people what could possibly exist. As seen with socialist and protestant rebellions, eventually a larger movement appears and achieves success. There is a level of attrition associated with political action that might need to be accepted.
>>507357853
One of the main flaws of Conservatism is that it tries to reverse social changes but refuses to let go of the market and technological forces that create social change. So you are right, the only way out is forward. As for what comes next, no one can perfectly know, but we can start from negating what is unwanted and discovering positive assertions afterwards. Let me try to show an example:
Right now, as men, we have to deal with an empathy gap, social and economic inferiority, being seen as failed beasts of burden, and expendable golems for the enlightenment nation state. When we try to ban together, feminists and leftists try to stop it because they consider it "misogynistic" to fight for our own interests, and there is an element of negrification in how we are seen as physical and sexual threats primarily.
The negation of this would be to deliberately provide more empathy and understanding on men's issues in public and on an individual level, re-defining masculinity away from economic performance, rejecting militarization until rejected men control foreign/domestic security policy, and changing society to become more accepting of male in-group preferences and assistance.
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