A man's right to be p~~~ed off

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

I just finished reading the lengthy Russky2 post from the other night. I was initially dismayed as was everyone else BUT let us consider the facts: He was probably pretty drunk and really angry.

He has a right to be angry and we all do. Every waking hour of the day we as men are mocked, belittled, ostracized and robbed of our identity by a system that exalts c~~~s and their whims above all else. We as men stand witness to everything we value; family, integrity, hard-work, loyalty and honor spit upon and debased by those who would burn down our civilization. If that doesn’t make someone seethe with righteous anger what does?

Sometimes in the face of this onslaught men are going to crack. Russky2 attacked his brethren because it was safe to do so. The forum provided an outlet for his rage without risk of life or limb. The point of the site is to give men a safe place to grieve for the loss of everything society has taken from us. OK so he lost it a little can anyone here say they haven’t felt the need for a rant. I told the KM MGTOW is a first aid station for men being crippled emotionally, physically and financially every day. I don’t think we can afford the luxury of throwing the patient under the bus. We as men should be the first to understand.

[MonkParticipant 16978]

I saw a man driven beyond endurance, a man seeing everything that is worthwhile destroyed. An angry man who understands that the time for action is now.

[Anonymous 54]

I like dudes that get p~~~ed off. ( I didnt see his post).
Guys that never get angry trouble me.
There is honesty in anger.

[WallyParticipant]

Excellent point Pete, he just needed to blow some steam, we all have been there, he said some things we can identify with.

"what a waste of a life, to marry, give up your freedom, just for the hope of not dying alone. Don't get married Son."

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

In vino veritas. The truth is in the wine. (Actually, “in wine, truth”.) This means when someone gets drunk one can see the drunk person’s true nature and opinions.

[Anonymous 7]

BINGO Pete.
I read the thread and thought much the same.
Rusky2 was dancing with the demons that live at the bottom of a bottle. Most of us have been there at some point or another.

He vented, ran his mouth and attacked.
Today he probably woke up feeling like s~~~ and is embarrassed and ashamed of what he did.

Rusky2 if you are reading this bro I hope that you feel better by letting the rage out and water is your friend.

[Anonymous 43]

looking back on my days of rage before I had the redpill, I am thankful I had a racquetball court to rage into. screaming, angry, chasing the ball for 2 hours a night and an hour soak in a hottub was awesome, but provided no answers.

this site, talking to you, sharing with hundreds of men gave me the answers to why my special snowflake f~~~ed up and destroyed our family.

[CarnageParticipant 22113]

Guy was wasted yesterday. Happens all the time, no swet about it.

To those following me, be careful, I just farted. Men those beans are killers.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

When I met May 7 I and Honda could tell he was angry and knowing his story like I do he damn well has a right to be angry. (Does he ever have a good reason!) Booze can reduce inhibitions and thankfully May 7 does’t drink. Good for you man. I know there have been times I drank a bit too much and posted some stuff out there on the edge. How best to deal with anger issues is an open question but none of us need judge any other man who lets rage get the best of him from time to time.

[Greg HondaParticipant 6406]

In a way I could see his point. It’s all going to s~~~ and no one’s doing anything about it. However as one poster pointed out “what do you expect us to do? raise an army of 25,000 to fight corruption – where?”

We can’t do anything as a political movement. We can only make changes to our own lives and hope to survive the better for it. When I started to research the NWO I got angy too. But then I realised that my anger was futile. It has no rational outlet that wouldn’t result in death or imprisonment. No one will back you. You are on your own.

As in so many other areas of life.

IGMOW.

It's Time to get Wise

[GregB0Participant]

Anonymous wrote:

There is honesty in anger.

If you don’t vent, you explode. If you explode, bad things happen to you internally and externally. Most are permanent.

If you do vent, it can be very therapeutic and the long term consequences are typically minimal. Short term you deal wi
th an issue that has been troubling you and those around you.

If you can heal as a result of venting then it’s good for everyone involved, as long as you communicate what occurred at some point in the future to those involved.

​"​My father didn't tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch him do it.​" - Clarence Buddinton Kelland

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Honda and Grebo are spot on. I and others know the feeling. Its like you are alone on a beach facing an incoming tidal wave 150′ tall and all you can do is raise a middle finger.

But realistically there ARE things you can do to resist. (I wish Stealthy was here) becoming self sufficient, independent and self reliant is THE most important thing you can do. The system is corrupt and doomed–it is going to self destruct. We have to be prepared to survive and thrive—in that case we win. It takes perseverance, patience and discipline but we can do this. Together we are very strong indeed because we see the truth and that alone puts us halfway to victory.

Honda mentioned to me once that it was odd more members didn’t take advantage of the ZOOM conferences and discussing it we came to the conclusion that fear was keeping guys from partaking. And that is a good point. As a group men have been so down-trodden that fear is part and parcel of our lives. After all we have much to lose, friends, jobs, careers etc. But if we give into fear then we have already lost. So the first step in managing anger is to absolve yourself of fear—jettison it. A man without fear can do anything.

[UntamedParticipant]

PistolPete wrote:

He has a right to be angry and we all do. Every waking hour of the day we as men are mocked, belittled, ostracized and robbed of our identity by a system that exalts c~~~s and their whims above all else. We as men stand witness to everything we value; family, integrity, hard-work, loyalty and honor spit upon and debased by those who would burn down our civilization. If that doesn’t make someone seethe with righteous anger what does?

Thanks for that, Pete. You truly are a brave soul and you’re 100% right.
I been MGTOW for at least 15yrs and I won’t – can’t ? – get rid of the anger. For me it’s the opposite of Rusky2. The anger that seethes beneath the aloof mask that society forces me to wear surges within me much more often when I’m sober. Fortunately I don’t drink much, but a joint here and there calms me down.
Like I told a cop the other day who took my joint and trashed it when he asked why do I even do that. I told him Mary-Jane was one of the reason he doesn’t have more work. He got the point.
Red-Pill rage isn’t a rage. It’s a general realization of all the evil f~~~ed up things feminism has brought us and the clear recognition that the world we all thought existed was in fact a fairy tale weaved by a propaganda machine that puts pussy above the well-being of citizens, all dumping themselves at once in the conscious part of the brain. Depending on your experiences, the episodes can range from uncomfortable fretting to an explosion of sentiments.
As John McTiernan stated in an interview after the Feds’ bulls~~~ case against him and a year in jail: “I’m way angrier than I ever was when I was 18 or 19… I’m way more upset”. And that’s the Red-Pill in a nutshell.

Don't let them Blame, Shame or Tame you!
Give 'em NOTHING, not even an answer!
#GenderSegragationNow!

[Anonymous 42]

If I drank and let my rage get the best of me you wouldn’t hear a damn thing!

That’s because I would throw my computers out the window! AGAIN!

[Anonymous 5]

I find happiness in my anger.

[GrumpyParticipant]

I control my anger and rage as best I can.

Sometimes I have to vent because I know when I get to the point of being extremely angry. I go deathly calm and quiet. Then bad s~~~ happens.
I cant condemn a man for having a few and “vocalizing” his anger because I’d be a hypocrite.

There was a time in my life when I gave a fuck. Now you have to pay ME for it

[Anonymous 14]

I have no filter, I just let it fly. I am a man, and nobody will stop me from being one until I am in the grave.

[Anonymous 14]

Anonymous wrote:

I have no filter, I just let it fly. I am a man, and nobody will stop me from being one until I am in the grave.

Sorry for the double post Pete, but I had to fix/add to this.

I have no filter, I just let it fly. I am a man, and nobody will stop me from being one until I am in the grave, and my friends are the ones who don’t punch me in the mouth while I am letting loose.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Its all good Joe.

[DarksenseParticipant 221]

Faust For Science wrote:

In vino veritas. The truth is in the wine. (Actually, “in wine, truth”.) This means when someone gets drunk one can see the drunk person’s true nature and opinions.

I’m not challenging your statement at all. But, is it possible that men have multiple personalities that get triggered according to their alcohol intake?

Naive you are if you're hoping to find your unicorn in Latin America. The brain-eating bacteria of feminism is everywhere. Give up!

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