How Liberals Fail Young Men And What We Get Wrong About The Manosphere

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  @RipeTimes · 1 year ago (edited)

  one area that is vital to this discussion is the cost of getting into a home these days compared to previous generations. &nbsp;in california, a man used to be able to by a home working as a cattle-hand or a teacher. &nbsp;those days are long gone and that impacts motivation, family development, and family unity.<br>and btw gavin- that was actually a pretty good podcast.

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• VE

  @veronikaw6886 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Because we can do 2 things at once&quot;... a truth bomb if there ever was one

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  @8754sspy · 1 year ago

  Reeves is spot on across the board. Iron John by Robert Bly is a good starting point for how a regime of true masculinity might look. Here&apos;s a challenging one for the American left - it takes a man to raise a man, just as it takes a woman to raise a woman. Boys and girls obviously need their mothers and fathers, but true masculinity can only be engendered by men. We need a culture of male systems that nurture and grow boys into responsible, strong, integrated men.

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• ZY

  @Zyphon · 1 year ago

  Reeves’ point about HEAL is one of those rare “everyone wins” ideas. Surprised it’s not talked about more.

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  @8754sspy · 1 year ago

  Good, smart, intelligible conversation that must be a core part of any tenable path forward for a sane, equitable, sustainable society. Not discussed here - the innate differences and needs of boys and men, creating and allowing a culture of masculinity that&apos;s not emergent from or dependent on feminism, but independently formed from and emergent of the character and characteristics of being a man.

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• RA

  @ravenbelote1801 · 1 year ago

  Another great conversation. Thank you both…🌿

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• IF

  @Ifugiveapigapancake · 1 year ago

  This is so good

• MO

  @MoneGoodmauri · 1 year ago

  Great discussion

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• RO

  @ronaldsheffer8898 · 1 year ago

  A huge reason for wage stagnation is the hit to the middle class after worker&apos;s--just broadly--have been barred from unionizing. &nbsp;Where once workers&apos; unions protected and uplifted the average worker, especially blue collar workers, now there&apos;s just a giant corporate footprint where our rights got smeared into the dirt and our wages and benefits thrown back 50 years. &nbsp;Solve some of this, and you&apos;ve solved some of the sorrows of the modern man.

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• TK

  @TK-4200 · 1 year ago

  Good to hear topics like this

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  @jjoohhhnn · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4soca4ACUtc&amp;t=2961">49:21</a>-<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4soca4ACUtc&amp;t=2990">49:50</a> That&apos;s a great quote.

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• AN

  @AndrewRKenny · 11 months ago

  Super cool conversation IMO. Lots of very astute observations and a really socioculturally and historically self-aware veracity that I personally felt was very effective.<br><br>Some other people here seem to disagree, but I wanted to share this thought I had. I really like the points about men losing the playbook to masculinity, so to speak. I feel like that&apos;s actually an incredibly strong point that has made me re-evaluate a lot of the ways I see some of my peers.