This book is written by the author Jack Donovan. It's about the fundamental nature of masculinity or manhood, how and why it evolved to aid in human survival. The author rejects Judeo-Christian moral and feminist interpretations of masculinity; he takes a raw, amoral look on the subject. The book is, therefore, somewhat controversial; feminists and moralists seem to be the ones who love talking about masculinity the most, trying to twist it for their own agendas. The author points this out in the book.
I watched the video, Lyssa. I couldn't help but notice how much he reminds me of Aurini haha; the whole exaggerated mannerisms - seemed pretentious. But apart from that, his book is excellent.
Impulso Oscuro
Gender : Posts : 796 Join date : 2013-12-10 Age : 33 Location : Praxis
I still cant believe hes homosexual, i guess there are a few like the Youtube user "Fringeelements" who arent willing to indulge in an age that caters to them or at least to the same degree as the others...
Or perhaps they indulge in the destruction of the modern system.
_________________ Once more, with knowing.
The meek shall inherit the Earth, but the Noble shall take it.
I still cant believe hes homosexual, i guess there are a few like the Youtube user "Fringeelements" who arent willing to indulge in an age that caters to them or at least to the same degree as the others...
I thought him being a homosexual was just a rumor....damn....that's....very ironic.
Lyssa Har Har Harr
Gender : Posts : 8965 Join date : 2012-03-01 Location : The Cockpit
That Boyd Rice quote speaking of Nature's eternal perfection smacked of MRA romanticism, and your code of honour praising nature's brutality are at cross-ends; shows me you haven't really thought things through.
I removed Boyd Rice's signature because I slightly altered the quote. He wrote at the end, " Nature's eternal Fascism ". I don't have anything against political fascism, but I thought the word ' brutality ' would be more suiting.
Dude, you once told her it was a just wierd nitch to share page long quotes and so on, as though it has no value whatever so ever because you got nothing out of it. Everything must be self-echoing to some degree, and scripts give no feedback loops. This is kind of the case?