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I think it's more accurate to simply say that the female sex drive is reactive and the male sex drive is not.

non-promiscuous men are still chasing the "hoes" (and are complaining about them) instead of concentrating on the majority of women that aren't

I've checked out this extensive discussion and maybe I've missed a couple of arguments but I don't see anyone questioning this premise, even though I think it's highly suspect. It seems to be a usual case of female delusion drive by a combination of projection and the apex fallacy.

I think the correct summary is: society accepts unfairness as long as it benefits women.

Yes. This is the same data I have previously seen posted on Marginal Revolution, for example. Demographic implosion has been happening for decades and is continuing, but the causes have changed.

I think Kraut was referring to the population pyramid, not population size.

I suggest two thought experiments.

  1. Let's assume that Denmark goes into a serious economic crisis and consequently the government decides to cut down own welfare spending? Which demographic is most likely to lose their handouts first, if not poor men, especially single men?

  2. Take a 20-year-old pretty single woman from the poorest region of Ukraine and take her to a Danish town. Compared to a 20-year-old poor but handsome local man on welfare, which of them do you think is more likely to receive more attention, time, money and resources from Danish society?

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Also, is your argument then that homosexual men romanticize the concept masculinity because they are unable to experience their own masculinity by being a husband and father?

I'm reminded of Steve Sailer's post on the Fast and Furious franchise.

I wonder if Mishima had Italian and German (so post-Axis) contemporaries, with the same sort of experiences and talents as he had.

I think relatively intelligent women are also aware of this and it is a source of frustration and resentment for them. A beautiful woman has innate value to society pretty much no matter what she does – that’s rather obvious. But the thing with innate worth is that, well, it’s innate and constant. You’ll be valued as a beautiful woman for sure, but not for anything else or anything more. You can try proving your intelligence and abilities but everyone will just assume that it’s only your pretty face that gets doors opened for you. You’ll never be more than you already are. This does not apply to men who, on the other hand, have no innate worth to society.

There’s this relatively well-known (I guess) online trope that goes something like this:

Girlfriend who is breaking up with you just now: “You’ll never find another girl like me!”

You (in your head): but.. you literally look exactly like every other girl (recalling a scene you’ve just seen on the street the other day, where a bunch of college girls looking exactly the same were hanging around the street corner)

The joke here is mainly that the college girls featured in this trope are all wearing these gigantic, baggy, light-colored jeans and also completely similar tops. Can anyone explain where this style originates? What’s the story on this? I’m aware of the usual answers: women are like a dumb herd, fashion does not need to make any sense, it’s just a fad etc.

I can only assume that the modern average middle-class single woman, acculturated in 3rd wave feminism, is reluctant to wear either skirts or those tight-fitting low-rider jeans from the turn of the millennium because she assumes it’d draw the attention of shithead patriarchal dudebros.

Not Charlottesville PD, but the officials who were controlling it. The governor, the city mayor, the deputy mayor etc.

I think the covert agenda was to provoke an altercation where at least one protester is compelled to fire a deadly shot, thus producing one or more tragic and heroic liberal martyrs for the mainstream media to then sanctify.

I'll repeat another point I made here earlier.

Nobody ever brings up the Pikeville rally, which happened a few months earlier, with pretty much the same political groups present on both sides. Which is understandable, because nobody remembers it. Down the memory hole it went, because there were no deaths, no altercations, no incidents at all. You know why? Because the riot police was deployed, and was actually ordered to do the one job they should have, which is separating groups of violent protesters from one another. Which pretty much tells you all you need to know about the political reality of the Charlottesville rally. I think the main takeaway is that such protests are preferably to be organized at locations where the local political leadership is non-RINO Republican, because only they can be counted on to treat the protestors and antifa equally.

35 injured in car ramming

That number seems suspicious.

You should have hand-selected thirty people and gone somewhere private and just made it seem like it was a big march. The point of this, I suppose, would be to recruit members. Of course the media would be there and find the ugliest person saying the dumbest thing and link that to your movement. This is 101 stuff. And you didn’t actually want to signal strength anyway, you wanted to signal victimhood. You needed to show a White Virginian having to work at a slaughterhouse surrounded by Hondurans who don’t speak English, and then show a random Muslim from Pakistan getting a scholarship to UVa with a clear look of superiority on his face.

I ask you to consider that the rally, despite its name, was specifically organized to protest the planned removal of General Lee’s statue. This is the starting point that needs to be considered first.

I suspect that what you think of as errors were intended policy actually.

Haley Stevens, Mallory McMorrow, and Abdul El-Sayed all have viable campaigns.

This reads like some political comedy piece.

I'm not so sure these expectations will die with the Boomers.

If not, then probably with GenX-ers.

Sounds like an interesting rabbit hole, thanks.

'You're too old now, you're 29 and never got married, all you can hope for is that some cougar will take pity on you and make you her toy-boy' - well that's just a straight-talking assessment of your SMV, not a rejection of you as a whole person?

I'd say it's a rejection of your life goals for sure, if you happen to be a 29-yr-old single man who is specifically planning to find a wife and form a family (so presumably a religious or at least traditionalist man). Other than that, I imagine a lot of 29-yr-old single men would at least be OK with becoming toy boys.

No it isn't.

I think the unstated assumption is that assuming state responsibility for the welfare of bastards would be enabling the irresponsible behavior of their biological parents, and most citizens don't want that. Paying for the sick and elderly is similarly generally seen as the state's responsibility only when other options are unavailable.

Can you please explain what 'statutory child support' is as opposed to, well, child support?

Not "trust, but verify" (which is in fact a lack of trust)

A lack of trust in the spoken word alone maybe, but otherwise this is not the case. The assumption that the parties abide by the agreement is still there. There is a whole Wikipedia article on the subject.

Many states are making the spouse of the mother is listed on the birth certificate by default, even if they obviously are not the father.

As this, as far as I know, has actually been a decree in the Napoleonic Code, and basically the simple codified normalization of a Christian tradition, I'm not surprised. I don't think it's anything new.