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post 1675681043 01-23-2023, 07:44 PM
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TradCuck Matt Walsh back at it again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNjGiTyrGJ0&t=609s

After he completely threw his single male audience under the bus for not wanting to get married and completely disregarding the womens role in the problem Walsh came back to point out womens misbehavior.

Seems backward. The time to go after women was on the marriage bit from last week and the time to go after "men" would be in addressing the thot gym culture because all these simps keep these womens ego so inflated that they know if they dress like a prostitute at the gym and hit the record button on their phone they are going to get some prime rejection clout to post all over their social media.

Walsh's woman documentary was a banger but I think he is so out of touch with culture that it shows through whenever he tries to address it.
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post 1675681353 01-23-2023, 07:49 PM
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I've seen this guy and randomly hear his name, especially since his famous women documentary came out (haven't watched it), but what does he stand for? Just curious.

All I know is that if he's religious and still works for the daily wire...he is indeed a giant cuck.
post 1675682073 01-23-2023, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker⏩
but what does he stand for? Just curious.

All I know is that if he's religious and still works for the daily wire...he is indeed a giant cuck.
He stands for traditional Christian conservative values. Im totally fine with that but I draw the line when they start trying to shame men for not conforming with their values and completely sidestepping the actual issues with the culture. Jordan Peterson fits pretty well with at Daily wire because he does the same **** when he isnt schilling for Isreal.
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post 1675682113 01-23-2023, 08:04 PM
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I was pretty disappointed with him on JRE. He couldn't logically explain his stance on marriage and kept trying to link it up to procreation for some reason. For someone to have just produced an entire documentary about women, he couldn't answer a simple question.
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Originally Posted By cavillac⏩
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNjGiTyrGJ0&t=609s

After he completely threw his single male audience under the bus for not wanting to get married and completely disregarding the womens role in the problem Walsh came back to point out womens misbehavior.

Seems backward. The time to go after women was on the marriage bit from last week and the time to go after "men" would be in addressing the thot gym culture because all these simps keep these womens ego so inflated that they know if they dress like a prostitute at the gym and hit the record button on their phone they are going to get some prime rejection clout to post all over their social media.

Walsh's woman documentary was a banger but I think he is so out of touch with culture that it shows through whenever he tries to address it.
He didn't throw his single male audience under the bus. He acknowledged the landscape and concluded you have to take a risk in life, and that he advocates for risking it all on marriage.
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post 1675682653 01-23-2023, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted By cavillac⏩
He stands for traditional Christian conservative values. Im totally fine with that but I draw the line when they start trying to shame men for not conforming with their values and completely sidestepping the actual issues with the culture. Jordan Peterson fits pretty well with at Daily wire because he does the same **** when he isnt schilling for Isreal.
Yea sounds like your typical tradcuck now in 2023. Brutal.
post 1675682853 01-23-2023, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted By MyGhettoFantasy⏩
He acknowledged the landscape and concluded you have to take a risk in life, and that he advocates for risking it all on marriage.
There is quite a large difference between taking risk and taking a fools bet.
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post 1675683153 01-23-2023, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted By cavillac⏩
There is quite a large difference between taking risk and taking a fools bet.
About as large of a difference between wagering a risk and throwing an entire group under the bus.

You made it sound like he scapegoated men, which he did not.

Post the clip.
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah⏩
I was pretty disappointed with him on JRE. He couldn't logically explain his stance on marriage and kept trying to link it up to procreation for some reason. For someone to have just produced an entire documentary about women, he couldn't answer a simple question.
Agreed. It’s a shame because he’s right on a lot of issues but this is what happens when someone with a relatively low average IQ is catapulted into the public eye with the expectation of presenting an intellectual argument for their views.
post 1675683813 01-23-2023, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted By MyGhettoFantasy⏩
About as large of a difference between wagering a risk and throwing an entire group under the bus.

You made it sound like he scapegoated men, which he did not.

Post the clip.
Search my posts, I covered it already in there.

From what I discerned the TLDR of the clip was Andrew Tate says a few good things but a lifestyle based on hedonics is not as fulfilling as being married, granted it can ruin your life but it is worth the risk. The data is clear that it is more likely to end in divorce than not at some point. So while he may not overtly have thrown men under the bus in that sense it certainly came off as him encouraging men to take a bad deal where there is at least a 50% chance of them getting thrown under the bus in divorce. Perhaps feeding men to the wolves would have been a more proper euphemism so I'll grant you the symantics
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Originally Posted By cavillac⏩
Search my posts, I covered it already in there.

From what I discerned the TLDR of the clip was Andrew Tate says a few good things but a lifestyle based on hedonics is not as fulfilling as being married, granted it can ruin your life but it is worth the risk. The data is clear that it is more likely to end in divorce than not at some point. So while he may not overtly have thrown men under the bus in that sense it certainly came off as him encouraging men to take a bad deal where there is at least a 50% chance of them getting thrown under the bus in divorce. Perhaps feeding men to the wolves would have been a more proper euphemism so I'll grant you the symantics
He acknowledged that men, women, and society are collectively responsible for the current landscape. He sympathized with single men and their struggles. He admitted that in spite of one's best efforts bad things happen to good people, and you can be terribly wrong about whom you think is a worthy partner.

He then explains that, despite the odds, men have to stake their life on something and that he believes marriage, and by extension a family, is worth the risk.

This is what amounts to throwing men to the wolves?

It was a hard talk about a difficult subject that didn't conclude with some milktoast assertion that it's whatever you want to make of it. He actually believes successful families are a necessary component of a successful society.

He took a hardline. He wasn't calling anyone a cuck, that's for sure.
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah⏩
I was pretty disappointed with him on JRE. He couldn't logically explain his stance on marriage and kept trying to link it up to procreation for some reason. For someone to have just produced an entire documentary about women, he couldn't answer a simple question.
Pretty easy to logically explain the importance of marriage. A child needs both a male and female presence in its life. The point of a marriage is that both the man and the female with work together to sacrifice their own desires for the sake of the child’s benefit. The marriage is to provide a stable environment for the child.

There is no logical explanation for marriage without children that I can think of. It’s just a choice at that point.
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