Paul... what's hanging over the right shoulder of both of you, adds an additional 5 hours of content to this video - without even speaking. Outstanding job, guys!
This vid came up 20 secs after it was released. I was the first 👍 it got on simple principle but I listened to it in it's entirety. Watched the 👍s dial up fast with 0 comments. Oddly enough I was washing dishes with the headphones on because sorry ladies. Real men can actually cook and clean without you. I held off on being the first to comment to absorb this instead. 8 hrs later I'm left with the same conclusions. And I'm seriously happy you are posting again!!! Oddly enough this platform just allowed me to give you another 👍 posting this. I don't want to go into the reeds about the underlying prob save for this. People who claim to be Christians or any other religion need to wake up. Fast. This cult numbers 30 million in the US alone. Everyone is being forced to confront this now whether they like it or not. Ignoring it is tantamount to believing in aircraft and ignoring the existence of gravity. Thank you Paul for standing up for men being ridiculed, shit on and centered out for cancel culture. You have a set of balls made of titanium!!! If you think things are nuts in the US now and they are? Canada is becoming a launch pad for nuts on your northern border and we don't have second amendment rights you do in the US. Decent people here. Including Janice. I have my own spiritual beliefs. Shit has to happen to grow anything.
Feminism has led to the masculinization of feminine traits and roles, so feminism is a misnomer. Feminism has reinterpreted or devalued traditional feminine traits such as nurturing, empathy, and domesticity. As gender roles have evolved, there's a perception that these qualities are no longer prioritized or celebrated within feminist discourse. Feminism has emphasized women's independence, assertiveness, and ambition, qualities that were traditionally associated with masculinity. This shift in emphasis is promoting characteristics typically considered more masculine, overshadowing traditional feminine attributes. The push for gender equality in feminism has challenged societal norms and expectations around gender roles. As a result, there's concern that women are encouraged to adopt behaviors and traits that align more with traditionally masculine roles, leading to a blending or blurring of gender distinctions. Feminism's advocacy for women's participation in the workforce and leadership roles has contributed to a shift towards prioritizing career success and achievement. This shift has detracted from the importance placed on traditional family and caregiving roles. Feminism portrays empowered women in ways that emphasize strength, resilience, and competitiveness, which are characteristics typically associated with masculinity. Feminism's critique of patriarchal structures has undermined traditional femininity and destroyed the family. Overall, feminism is a misnomer for the masculinization of femininity. It should me called the masculizationist movement.
What I don't understand is how or why did Paul disappear exactly when the sh!t hit the fan when it comes to the gender wars. Just when everything went to hell around 3-4 years ago is when he stopped uploading. (The monologue type of videos I mean)
Content creators on RU-vid have to step back from time to time to recharge and sometimes they need to take a slightly different direction. Paul is still working very hard on men’s behalf. Dig a little bit deeper and you’ll find out. At first I wondered why his RU-vid content slowed down. But as I dug a little deeper I found that he is still active writing and on X and on Substack and he is very involved with the international conference on men’s issues among other things. Don’t worry my friend he hasn’t abandoned us.
I have a differt view on inherent worth from birth. Females that produce eggs are dormant. A male on the other hand has billions of living organisms in the way of sperm that give life at fertilization and even determine the sex of the child. While females only have a finite number of eggs in her child bearing years, that seemingly makes her a more valuable commodity, but only IF she finds value in bearing children and is able and willing. The concept of women's inherent value I contend is a social construct of worth rather than a biological value of worth in human reproduction. Well, mill all that over if you will! Lol!
