Weak men create hard times

The current global trainwreck we are in is the product of an intentional campaign to destroy what has made Western society the greatest force for human flourishing the world has ever seen: strong men and strong families. Democrats and the useful idiots who peddle the party’s destructive policies have lamented against “toxic masculinity” and the nuclear family for decades. Men have been lambasted for acting in concert with our instinctual nature to be providers and protectors.

When there is a years-long, top-down societal effort to dismantle and decimate values you hold dearly, it does not matter how strong one is: no man is an island. The strategy of divide and conquer has worked well for those who have wanted to raze the foundations of Western society. Now, we are experiencing the ramifications of this years-long effort.

Weak men voted for Biden

People voted for Biden, men included. From men, one of the main reasons I hear why they voted for Biden is because they did not like Trump the man. Whether this is from personal conversations or people blabbing their opinions in the media. Biden is the nice, unassuming guy. Trump is the jock they hated and were envious of in high school.

But can anyone truthfully say things are better today than they were four years ago?

There is the largest war in Europe since the 1940s. In the Middle East, Israel is, rightfully, defending itself against Hamas and other Iranian proxies (funded indirectly by the U.S.). Iranian proxies, last week, injured three U.S. soldiers at one of our bases in Iraq, with one in critical condition (ironically, the Biden Administration said their ‘prayers’ were with the soldiers). This has been one of over 100 attacks on our soldiers over the last year. The first attack should have been met with swift and destructive force.

The Houthis are escalating terrorism in the Red Sea—disrupting one of the most critical global commercial shipping lanes. None of this mentioned is meant to ignore the fact we are experiencing a vast proliferation of crime and lawlessness domestically. But all these problems are foundationally caused by weak men. It is a weak man who feels more sympathy for the criminal than the victim. It is a strong man who protects the weakest among them.

Biden shows weakness

The Biden Administration proudly touts, for some reason, that they have “shot down” hundreds of drones and missiles that are intended to kill our soldiers from Iranian-backed terrorists. Only weak men would find fending off kill-shots on people he is sworn to protect as something to be proud of. Strong men would not have any harm to fend off because the aggressor would know the consequences.

The Biden Administration’s position of not wanting to escalate into wars with Russia or Iran is a baffling mindset I have trouble wrapping my head around. It is exactly the administration’s appeasement that brings about our enemies’ aggressions. It is backward thinking: Russia and Iran do not want to escalate into a war with the United States. No nation does.

A social problem

The situations we find ourselves in—globally and domestically—are the direct consequences of a society that breeds and enables weak men. We must turn the tide that has been thrust upon us for decades to feminize men and empower women as if the genders are equal. The beauty of life is that there are only two genders that strongly complement one another. One does not take away from the other, but makes the other stronger. This is something one can only realize by finding that other who makes you stronger and better. But I was taught that it exists. Society does not make allowance for this thought and it is something we must vehemently argue against.

The fall of the Roman Empire was not something inevitable. Nothing is inevitable except the Almighty himself. The fallibility of human nature creates the fall. What empirical historical analysis shows leads to such drastic and tragic falls is when those drunk on power engineer events contrary to human nature. Such as men being weak.

From Taboo Talks with Mackenzie Bettle on Substack; appears by permission – Ed.