How do we get young men to absorb the knowledge that we now have?

This question was posed by Big Viking Chief and while I took the liberty of changing one word [people to men] the meaning hasn’t suffered.  Please give any and all thoughts on this their chance by replying. It’s wholesale slaughter out there.

Just make sure he knows about his uncle who got cheated on and divorce raped in a no fault divorce, the neighbor who got thrown out of the house and hit with a restraining order because of false accusations, your buddy who got trapped by a nasty bitch that was “on the pill,” or the beta bucks joker who married the town whore and gets cheated on quite regularly while he’s working long hours, etc.

The best you can hope for is to give a young man the tools to protect himself from a situation that will f~~~ him over for many, many years of his life.  You can guide the next generation on the long, dangerous trek to the watering hole, unfortunately some of them won’t make it, and some of them will refuse to drink when they get there.

Maybe that’s the message to push in order to get through to them, but you just know the backlash that will bring will make it appear that MGTOW defends rapists.  And we certainly do not condone rape.

BVC

The principle of Satygraha. Just the way Ghandi did it. Non-violent opposition.

I watched perhaps a dozen friends around me get sucked in and shredded, and that reenforced my own observations, but at the price of all those friend’s homes, assets, children etc. This is not an efficient process.

Today, younger men (who have not yet been enticed into sacrificing themselves for a gynocentric culture that does not value them) have much more efficient access to these observations. The ability of the internet to deliver information has grown faster than the ability to restrict it. We’ve dispensed the information gained from our own experiences to individuals (like Vector for example) who’ve come here and asked. And I think it’s been of some use to him. I have almost no connection to him but am very happy and feel my own sense of accomplishment to have contributed in some small way from the situation he almost got sucked into.

But as happy as I am about that, dispensing this information from one man at a time to one man at a time is probably still not as efficient as it could be. But having proven that this information can save a younger man from this, the next thought I have is, “How can we do this more, faster, better, more efficiently…?”.

I’ve been thinking about an idea I had for this site, or one like it, and I’ll throw it out here. I’m not personally invested in this idea so feel free to point out reasons I haven’t yet recognized for why it may not be a good one.

What if there was a sort of a library here that younger guys here could either find easily on their own, or be directed to when they arrive? For example, a young man with a question about marriage might google something like “pros and cons of marriage” and find his way to an online library here with a list of links to articles that many have posted in different threads here. For example, articles on community property and what it means and which states use it, articles on the divorce rate by region, the statistics on what chance men actually have for getting custody by region, what title 9 funds are and what they mean, changes in social security retirement benefits for married vs single people, etc etc).

As much as I thought I knew before coming to this site, I’ve seen other members posting articles explaining a variety of things I’d either never known about, or never thought about. I knew the child support laws were skewed, but never had heard of title 9 funds. The links to these articles right now would be difficult to find without wandering through all the old threads. But a library where those things could be more easily accessed would maybe be useful.

I think there’s still some resistance among some to take the red pill. Others have said, and I agree, that you can’t force someone to take the red pill. You can’t force someone to see something they are in denial about. But once they become willing and receptive to it, we should at the very least have the most efficient possible way to deliver it that we can devise…(?)

Ultimately, my goal would be that it would be as easy for a young man to research how to interact with women safely as for him to research something like using a power saw or a blow torch (also useful for specific purposes, but enormously dangerous if you don’t know in advance how they can harm you before you put your hands on one).

Alternatively, maybe there could be some kind of index page with all the old threads listed and links to immediately go to them so that we would be able to more easily direct new members to information in those old threads….?

How do we get young men to absorb the knowledge that we now have?

By being awesome. And letting everyone else see how awesome you are.

When young men are confronted with the pain and cost of serving gynocentrism versus the clear material benefits of going your own way, the choice is obvious. Whenever you are asked, “How did you get to be so successful?” just reply, “By not wasting time or money on women.”

The advancement of online MGTOW space has certainly helped a lot in enabling the spread of knowledge that has been effectively blocked for some time now, and the community affirmations certainly help give enough confidence to drop a red pill here and there on occasion.

Vector’s case was certainly a treat where we had someone who realized they had an immediate need for knowledge happened upon the very place that had the answers he needed. I’m just waiting for that final confirmation post of his to crack open the champagne.

But if we can put together a library with organized explanations, answers and corresponding evidence that really shows what going on it would give a collection that could be pointed to in order to help young men along. And once it’s there, if it’s good enough young men would be likely to share it among their friends and with the strength of Opt-out-culture as fertile ground MGTOW could spread rapidly.

I’d like to add and extra thank you to KeyMaster and the others that put this place together and keep advancing it. The advancement of this place put’s a little extra spring in my step.