Mossback Republic

Isolated reactionary outpost against the rising tide of liberalism, gynocracy, and modernity.

Tuesday, September 05, 2006

One difference between men and women universally understood across cultures:

Sheik Jassem Al-Mutawah explains

Posted by Hammer at 8:30 AM

Hammer: I find modernity, and the people who inhabit it, disagreeable on the visceral level. Women are no longer modest and agreeable. They have become vulgar and vain. It would be nice if they would learn manners, respect and obey men, wear dresses (not the low cut or tight fitting kind), have babies, and raise children in the Christian faith. This way they would stop having "mental health" issues and whining about "emotional fulfillment". Men have been emasculated by cultural trends like feminism and cultural marxism. The manginas are worse than the homosexuals since they are guilty of giving into the demands of the "new woman" while queers are not. Men should take charge and regularly discipline their woman and not let them destroy the culture through their natural self-absorption and immaturity. The superficiality of consumerism and celebrity culture is disgusting. It produces a society of shallow, materialistic citizens only interested in "having fun". These things are used to distract people from the numbing reality of today. Employment today involves task that are artificial in nature, leading to oversocialization and alienation.

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