The Economist published an article today entitled "The Weaker Sex".
http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21...weaker-sex
I don't think I should copy and paste the article here due to copyright restrictions.
The gist of the article is that while blue collar men are struggling to find a role in the workplace, women have more marketable skillsets and are surging into sectors such as health care and education.
There is a surprising amount of 'Red Pill' knowledge in the comments. And a suprising amount of upvotes for the most staunchly Red Pill comments.
This is the top comment, with 90 'Recommends':
http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21...weaker-sex
I don't think I should copy and paste the article here due to copyright restrictions.
The gist of the article is that while blue collar men are struggling to find a role in the workplace, women have more marketable skillsets and are surging into sectors such as health care and education.
There is a surprising amount of 'Red Pill' knowledge in the comments. And a suprising amount of upvotes for the most staunchly Red Pill comments.
This is the top comment, with 90 'Recommends':
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Years ago on my first day teaching I was given a stack of student dossiers for my twenty-four homeroom students who were divided exactly by sex. Nine of the twelve boys were medicated to "control" behavior. Not one of the girls was medicated.
I have watched it all become worse. As well intentioned as I hope I am, I spend more time per capita teaching females because they are easier to interest and discipline. Boys require a lot of work. Last week we inducted the new members of NHS -- about a dozen kids and not one male. I cannot remember only one year when the valedictorian was a male and my AP classes are overwhelmingly female.
One out of six black males is in prison or on parole. Trade agreements flooded America with goods made at peon wages while young men cannot find forty-hour work weeks in their own America. Men are steadily decreasing as a proportion of college students. It goes on and on.
And, liberals insist there is a "War On Women."
Men are characterized -- including in this essay -- as "layabouts." If we were to refer to single-mothers as "sluts" the comments section would go berserk -- but "layabouts?"
Boys are regarded by the media, liberals and feminists as each a potential rapist. It is as if none of these youngsters had sisters they loved or mothers whom they respect. A piece of trash like "A Rape On Campus" is not only published but when its incompetence is clearly proven no one even gets fired at RS.
As men's education and earnings decline a totally expected thing occurs: they drag women down with them. Women no longer even expect a phone call the next morning. Why should they? It's a liberated world.
Boys grow up without a male adult role model, never learn to behave as mature male adults and thus end up on the streets, out of school and in jail. Again, fine with the Left -- no one must even suggest that children benefit from two parents in the home.
We don't even know where to start. But, here are some thoughts:
* Start protecting our manufacturing base, or what is left of it, and to hell with tenured economists and academic Presidents who think otherwise. Give kids of both sexes a chance at a decent job.
* Stop privileging girls in education and start investing more in male education: this must mean on ALL levels of education.
* Stop the demonizing of men in the media. If what the media does to males it did to blacks you can bet Erick Holder would have been on the first plane to Hollywood.
* Begin to reeducate our society toward the value of nuclear families and stop this pernicious nonsense about "There are many kinds of families."
* Finally, disregard the lies, narcissism and downright evil of the feminist Left: its hatred of men, its massive self-pity and all the rest of that sort of thing.
TE's article was insulting and condescending toward males and, especially, young males. But, at least it is a start, however feeble.