This post will contain religious positions and opinions based on my own personal faith. It is in no way meant to sway other’s to my way of thinking or to degrade anyone else’s personal opinions and faith.
During the sermon this past Sunday, which was titled “Why do bad things happen?” by Dr. Long, I started thinking about all of the negativity that we as MGTOW members have been witness to, personally experienced, or have read about on various social media or news sites. I will include the link to the sermon when it becomes available on the church’s website for those of you who would like to view the source behind the thoughts contained within this post.
It seems to me that those of us who have closely experienced the legal ramifications that can happen when dealing closely with women in today’s society often struggle with the ‘why?’ of that experience. Personally, for the longest time I simply told myself that it was God’s Will that it happened and I should just accept it. Over the years since my close personal experiences with the American legal system I’ve slowly altered that point-of-view. Currently, I think more in terms of what the experience has taught me.
Today, Dr. Long spoke about not blaming God and instead planning the blame where it actually belongs. What we as men going their own way have to accept is that the education of girls and boys in today’s world turns girls into greedy self-serving narcissistic individual’s whom see no reason to better themselves, while teaching boys that they are second class and should only exist to serve women. I believe that a major aspect of being a MGTOW, is that we now hold women responsible for their behavior and actions. We’re not to be mean about it or hateful, but instead to be the voices of truth in a society that accepts lies.
To that affect, I see this idea of being a voice for truth expanding beyond the area of female interaction and into the realm of general life. That being said, I believe we should begin calling the world like we see it. That’s not to say I believe we should act like uncultured swine and be the worlds largest assholes. No, we should do so in a polite and professional manner letting the world around us know that we see through the lies and bull s~~~ and into the heart of the matter.
As a Christian, I feel that sometimes we are taught to give too much slack to people, accepting everything so not to offend. This, in my opinion, had led the US to accepting third wave feminism without any opposition. By giving feminist the run of the road, so to speak, and not challenging those views to save ourselves the hassle we are giving them all the power.
I’m not suggesting some political group or any kind of organized movement. No, what I’m is that each man, while following his own path, remember to stand for truth in any situation he finds himself in. Teaching the younger males amongst us our that we have contact with that truth is the only means to correct the world. One interaction, one person, or one situation at a time.
Sermon link: ‘placed once online’
"Life is the future, not the past." Wizard's 7th rule, Terry Goodkind
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