Dvorstone @dvorstone Twitter profile

Last Seen Profiles

@cnsvingos

@julfanaccount

@TheHearthFox

@Axibaby456

@BayernMako

@StockCharts

@furbsa

@misfirerules

@rohlamba

@kt_fps

@braverangels

@Rodrigo18637365

@gary_eth

@kagachi_SK

@SysmexNZ

@eric_alcaraz_1

@USFMBB

@bunnyyycat

@khalilxblue

@Yuki_cZ7Sl288

@cbreault12

@como_spl3

@TLH_Football

@googlehonesty

@twentee7

@ShoePalace

@DigitalREIT

@vooparspl

@eddys_sportsbar

@PoultonTon39406

@AsmatMu32643663

@yanchanahito

@Camberry_cam

@gehleesource

@esportstats_

@CDSjp

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

I think the general issue with this video isn't "I hate girls having fun because I'm a sexist incel," though I'm sure those people exist. Rather, I suspect the problem is a deeper disgust response predicated on: 1. The trendiness and consumerism. They all have their Stanley cups

Chase Austin

@Playboysparadox

3 months

“Why don’t men want western women?”

13K

2K

21K

2K

1K

12K

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

I've never met nor really listened to Rogan but... he's obviously not "stupid." The man was a successful athlete, then a comedian, then actor/host, and finally the most successful podcaster in the world. The latter of those he's done at the absolute highest levels. By any

Tim Wise

@timjacobwise

5 months

Yes, Joe Rogan is stupid. Like, empirically stupid, uneducated, brain full of nonsense. Beyond martial arts and maybe creatine he is an expert on nothing. In a country of people who took ideas seriously, he would be ignored. Sadly, dudes aren't looking for that, so...

1K

155

1K

86

176

2K

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

13 days

@Gravantus This is precisely right. The scientific literature confirms the empirical experience: this merely reinforces the habit of being angry.

9

19

2K

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@MiscreaRichard They're trendy. That's it.

26

4

2K

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

4 months

Not enough people are willing to even admit what will be necessary to "turn this around." We're going to need to use force to deport millions of people, pressure millions more to leave on their own, and this includes some who've been here since they were children. Then we're

Elon Musk

@elonmusk

4 months

@GadSaad We must turn this around

349

289

4K

70

187

1K

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

Watching Jordan Peterson interview his daughter, who now looks like an OnlyFans whore, clarified what a tragic figure he truly is. Simply put, he wasn't strong enough for what the situation demanded.

53

66

1K

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@ekansthepokemon Misogyny implies that people are mean because it's a woman when all-too-obviously, they're being mean because she's fat. Her being a woman is incidental.

6

4

1K

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

1 year

A society that can't see the crazy in Dylan Mulvaney's eyes is a society unprepared for what unspeakable horrors are soon to follow.

25

134

952

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@msmaysunshine @spencerfleury You think the book is FOR teens? What?!? It's about a teen but it's not for teens. In fact, it shouldn't even be read in High School.

5

913

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@jacobin @Jacobin is under the impression that Japan was colonized? You should try explaining that to them. Or if you really want to get spicy with it, literally any of their neighbors.

11

7

821

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@Death3Statues Why is the truth "right wing propaganda?" Hmmmmmmmm...

6

4

687

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

4 months

@VDAREJamesK @rustbeltvigil More so, this has a generational effect as norms change and those criminals don't procreate, leaving abused or abandoned kids everywhere. In ten years, low crime will be the cultural expectation and it'll be much harder for criminals to take root.

3

10

668

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@TiredActor This is still genuinely one of the funniest bits of acting that I've ever seen. It might have been one silly video... but it was also a stroke of genius, perfectly executed.

1

10

666

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@Quidnam Yes, thank you!

25

1

650

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

The difference in these two ads is simple: 1. Left is who they want to occupy risk-free positions of institutional power. 2. Right is who they want to send to die.

iamyesyouareno

@iamyesyouareno

6 months

Military recruitment ad in 2021 vs 2023. Funny how that works.

262

2K

19K

8

138

627

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@AnthonyBalducc5 Frankly, there's no competing "culture." Dance is a very universal activity and it's largely been eliminated in "white Christian" culture. All that remains is anachronistic social dance which is dominated by competition styling which makes it flamboyant and unappealing to men.

45

30

640

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

12 days

@iamyesyouareno Her name is "robbing Europe."

6

447

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@louise122884 It's worth noting that what Garvey did was a horrific crime that resulted in a swift prosecution. But there was a secondary outrage when the jury found him guilty only of second degree murder, rather than first. Here is what the judge said: "You have been most wonderfully and

7

17

430

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@MiscreaRichard For the same reason anything becomes trendy with women: some cool girl(s) got it and then suddenly every other girl wanted one. They don't know why other than "the cool girl has one." That's the genesis of all trends.

11

5

401

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@0xAlaric I'd wager a 100% chance of getting shot with arrows.

0

1

385

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@mikeschwitter An underappreciated character actress.

0

350

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

30 days

@hollowearthterf It's more like "I'm traumatized because if I can so easily misjudge the character of the women I know best, how can I judge the character of a prospective spouse, who I won't know as well?"

5

9

344

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

The concept of "indigenous people" is akin to "people of color" in that its sole function is create hostility to so-called "white" people via a contrived binary: 1. Indigenous people is intended to present them as alien, unnatural, invasive. 2. People of color is intended to

Armstrong🇺🇲

@MojaveDusty

2 months

There are no indigenous people in Europe according to libs.

149

300

2K

11

57

300

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

4 months

It's a nasty comment but he's not wrong. Culture requires commitment, focus, and dedication. It's a punishing struggle to improve something and you can only do it if you believe you can, you must, or that it's worth it to try even if you can't. The right, hiding underneath all

David Reaboi, Late Republic Nonsense

@davereaboi

4 months

Because the Right has no taste, no culture, and doesn’t aspire to have any. They’re getting exactly what they want.

24

8

132

25

27

253

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

@extradeadjcb It's true. We don't eat crows.

2

0

246

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

1 year

The rapid collapse of the U.S. in prestige, power, influence, and trust might be the most astonishing collapse in human history. For an industrialized nation, we were religious, had a high birthrate, were the intellectually and culturally dynamic. All gone in two generations.

Martyr Made

@martyrmade

1 year

It’s an incredible sociopolitical collapse for a country that had the world at its feet after the Cold War, was widely admired around the globe, and after 9/11 had its enemies reaching out in peace.

108

350

2K

11

50

233

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

@TKsMantis There is a 100% chance that the writers are both only barely familiar with the source material AND hate it, not to mention hating the fans. You'd be fools to spend money on it. Just enjoy the games.

25

5

237

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

Jordan Peterson is smart but not profound. He is, however, a truly great teacher. He's a master of his profession. But the cultural situation needed someone of his acquired wisdom but of far greater resilience.

2

5

223

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

Trump and Peterson both embody the tragedy of our situation: we're in crisis and the two men recognized it and stepped into that crisis with a desire to lead. Both men were broken by it, albeit it in different ways. We could not make the men we needed. That doesn't bode well.

14

7

215

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

11 months

This characterization is, I believe, precisely right and the best framing I've seen. The "boomers" had this uniquely fantastical worldview, both traumatized and privileged, that left them intensely childlike. Their politics are a desperate attempt to maintain that fantasy.

Harry Bergeron

@Tysenberg

11 months

There’s a weird generational inversion where Boomers are like naïve children with magical beliefs and their descendants shield most of the real world from them because they aren’t capable of handling it. We actually interact with reality every day as the “children” play pretend

386

2K

10K

7

32

220

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

9 months

@loganclarkhall It'd be relatively easy, seeing as how nearly their entire population is pressed up against our border. It'd be justified, considering how evil they've become. Let's do it.

7

4

208

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

For a brief period of time, Jordan Peterson looked like the man of the moment. So, too, did Trump. But both proved too weak. Peterson, physically and emotionally. Trump, it was psychological (his naivety and desire to be liked by his enemies, and his lack of discipline).

2

7

193

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@smashbaals Because the purpose of a "multi-religious" nation is to exterminate Christianity.

35

6

193

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@0xAlaric This has already happened... in Japan. The hyper-aggressive woman and the meek, dysfunctional, and weak man is a trope in Japanese media. In Anime, there was a movement away from heroic men from 80's anime like Macross into the 90's where the awkward guy took over. The only

6

8

193

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

11 months

@DrPragyaAgarwal The wording error is critical as revenge itself is what is done when justice isn't possible. It is a deformed act of justice. In this case, there was no injustice to rectify. Rather than revenge, this was an act of malice.

3

5

198

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@ChanceBerryman I'm not sure how widespread the belief is, nor how recent, but I think the answer is "somewhat" and "since the 1990s." Best guess.

8

2

176

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

Peterson struggled with antidepressants and benzodiazepines, which resulted in him basically disappearing for two years during the period of highest intensity. That weaknesses has now shown up everywhere.

2

172

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@luinalaska So... she "couldn't tell him" but then she posted in online? Something is indeed wrong here.

1

2

176

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@MeghanEMurphy You're half-right. The other half is that they quite literally don't believe that women are worth the effort. I've seen a level of contempt for women among young men comparable to a 50's+ divorcee group. Part of it is the message they get online but part of it is also their

9

10

173

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

A critical concept for any society is to organize itself such that it creates men (and women) of sufficient character and talent for the likely set of problems it'll encounter. If it fails, there will be no men to meet the great moments. So it is with Peterson.

2

4

157

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@MiscreaRichard Following trends is just an unappealing expression of underlying hardwired psychology: 1. Social belonging, which drives women's interest in people (which is super important in maintaining social networks) 2. Cognitive heuristic, i.e., an energy saving and complexity reducing

6

8

160

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@WaveRiderABC Oh, that's right. I was simply trying to articulate why I think people were irked by it. Based on the fact that this post went viral (by my standards), I think I got something right. Ultimately, it seems that what has everyone so bothered is the fact that the "culture" of right

28

7

162

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

He presented himself as a visionary of sorts and it looked like he had himself, and his house in order. Now, his daughter and his addiction undermine both of those. But also, his follow up efforts (his platform and further works) have done the same. He is a bitter, weak shell.

2

3

150

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

16 days

Read the comments. People act like a teen boy getting a bloodied nose is horrific. People are idiots. The kid suffered a very minor issue and learned a very important lesson: when the man of the house says "keep the door open," you do as he says or you leave. People's

rosey🌹

@thechosenberg

16 days

Based on wife’s response not the first time this happened

1K

218

9K

45

9

159

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

4 months

That "thin veneer" is far, far fewer people than almost anyone realizes. Entire companies that employ tens of thousands of people are often keep working by fewer than two dozen people. Most people wildly overestimate their own contributions while equally wildly underestimating

Battle Beagle

@HarmlessYardDog

4 months

29

177

911

3

30

153

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@NolpeV Not as big a difference as you suggest. Weakness is very much a quality of evil. Being strong doesn't make you good but it is a prerequisite for it.

4

8

145

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

1 year

Olivia Wilde posting a bikini photo after being dumped by a younger man is the great irony of feminism: an aging women desperate for sexual validation because it's the only measure of value she knows. That's modern feminism. It's reduced women into something truly pathetic.

28

19

148

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@DarrenJBeattie @tlloydcline This is, frankly, silly. Most "high IQ," i.e., college credentialed jobs like lawyers and engineer and academics have reliable incomes... working for someone else. Sure, the entrepreneurial person can do extremely well but most of those professions involve working for someone

14

6

119

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

A curious coincidence...

John Rich🇺🇸

@johnrich

2 years

Bill Gates is heavily invested in lab produced breast milk? And now we have a baby formula shortage? Uh…ok…anyone gonna cover this story?

897

6K

14K

3

29

120

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

Anyone who thinks the trans trend is about "tolerance" is tragically naive. In fact, anyone who thinks that the entire pop-culture concept of "tolerance" is actually about being kind to each other is comparably naive.

2

12

118

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@Samtanic_Panic Well, I think it looks frumpy and boyish. His pants are tapered and fitted in a very feminine manner, and it merely illustrates his lack of musculature. And the sweater is something an old man would wear, giving the entire thing a bizarre incongruence. Lastly, it's boring... it

3

0

124

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

@bog_beef He also didn't "die for the cause..." of anything. He wasn't killed for being gay or even over political issues. He wasn't even the target. George Moscone, the mayor, was. Milk was an afterthought.

2

4

116

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

I'm tired of our culture obsessing about making losers feel better. Sometimes, feeling bad or ashamed is the right feeling. Sorry losers (a fluid category which sometimes includes all of us), suck it up.

New York Post

@nypost

2 years

We'll have 'virtual' babies within 50 years, AI expert predicts

231

41

73

4

18

112

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

@pravdapolina @DonWayne99 It is to a man. Yes, some of the men are particularly unpleasant about it but they're expressing a real concern. They don't believer because they've seen her "type" before. She's in every church in America and has ruined the lives of a lot of "good" men. Harsh? Yes. Wrong?

10

1

109

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

14 days

@FreckledLiberty Literally every single time I see a buff guy or image of one, I think "better make sure to hit the gym today." It doesn't even occur to me to be mad or to even compare myself negatively. It's just like an alarm on my phone reminding me to hit the gym...

0

2

109

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

4 months

@0xAlaric The same. I was busy and not checking in on Twitter and then... "Jew Tunnels" are apparently a thing? I mean, part of me thinks it's cool, like we're going to discover Jewish teenage mutant Krav Maga turtles.

3

103

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@KeenanPeachy Virtually all "mental health" issues in children are a reflection of their mother's abuse or father's absence.

0

4

98

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

This is one of the creepiest and most evil government "program" of all time. The primary issue Germany has with immigrants is indigence and their dynamic with women, which includes a high incidence of rape, assault, and things like throwing acid in their face for rejecting them.

3

7

66

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

27 days

@libconservative What he did was exploitative. He took advantage of a charity whose purpose is to help those who can't afford groceries, which isn't him (given that he makes near 100k). Exploiting vulnerabilities is one of the key behaviors of a villain. It's morally wrong. Some cultures do not

3

0

102

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

4 months

@0xAlaric I suspect it's mostly a desire rooted in a feeling of imposed impotence. They see their culture, nation, and faith dying before their eyes; betrayed. They feel helpless... but more accurately, they feel made helpless. That kid is exploiting the "rules" of a society, i.e., he can

7

2

100

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

And where are child protective services? That's right, actively supporting this abuse.

8

18

89

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

19 days

I've been saying for many years now that these protestors are in church. It's never been about politics but about moral transformation. Marxism (and its many variants) have always been a spiritual competitor to Christianity. The Christian concept was always that moral

End Wokeness

@EndWokeness

19 days

Good luck to the future historians studying why a bunch of purple-haired non-binary atheists are bowing to Allah at UCLA.

3K

7K

52K

6

11

97

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

Consider... Does one require a medical degree in order to suggest caution with drugs? Why would that be so? Do I need to be an engineer to suggest caution flying a rocket into space? The purpose of this framing is to induce passivity and deference.

Scott Galloway

@profgalloway

2 years

Whatever you think of Elon,,,maybe the prospective owner of a social media platform shouldn't be giving medical advice

1K

105

2K

6

15

81

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

I hate everyone involved in this from the waiter to the chef to the patrons. Sorry God, I tried to love humanity even in the face of war and savagery but I was not strong enough to overcome this.

Flávio Costa

@flaviocostaf

2 years

Dica: Essa “experiência gastronômica” você pode fazer em casa.

3K

2K

28K

12

10

86

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

@davereaboi I think we need to make Congressmen write bills themselves and must read them aloud on the House floor before they can be voted on. As it stands now, some special interest writes the bills and just hands it to them to vote on before going back to being a C-list celebrity

7

19

83

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@InternetH0F Why didn't she post a picture of the stick? I would have liked to evaluate it myself.

1

0

87

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@martyrmade "...relatively rare breakdowns." Nice euphemism that obscures the reality: killing civilians wasn't common... except when it was, i.e., when the enemy was entrenched in an urban environment and refused to surrender. The real questions are: why are those conditions more common

6

2

79

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

Anyone can march and chant. The Muslims are willing to both die and kill for it. Are you?

iamyesyouareno

@iamyesyouareno

6 months

Looks like the English are waking up. It’s never too late. It ain’t over till it’s over.

1K

4K

22K

7

9

77

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

29 days

@LeeKurtiss @hollowearthterf It is IF your expressed moral belief is that it is. If his sisters had expressed that premarital sex is fine then their actions would have been consistent. However, they expressed that they wouldn't do that and then did. That's the issue. He thought they were one way but they

1

0

82

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@dysangelistes @AnthonyBalducc5 I encourage men to take up the Milonga (Argentine Tango, not the American ballroom tango). There's no timing so the man is never wrong, and it lacks all of the effeminate stylings that dominate competition social dance today. More so, the structure and style of the dance makes

9

3

81

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@0xAlaric Islam has sought to conquer the West since day 1. It never stopped. We juts got powerful enough that we could ignore it... and then stupidly convinced ourselves that our advantage was peace.

2

4

75

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

1 year

Those numbers are all catastrophically low.

Richard Hanania

@RichardHanania

1 year

Bad news for trans movement. 57% of Americans believe sex is determined at birth, including 53% of those 18-34 years old. 68% oppose puberty blockers for 10-14 yo 77% oppose discussing gender identity with K-3 66% say no trans in high school sports.

327

349

2K

7

9

76

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@AuronMacintyre I regularly note that no one hates women quite like gay men. The "bitchy gay friend" is basically just a socially acceptable persona to adopt in order to be cruel to women. They've long used the derogatory (and now more commonplace) term: breeder. That's the great irony to The

2

4

81

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

When a young couple starts their lives together, it is up to their parents to help get them started, like helping them buy a first house or similar. A great deal of the anti-teen pregnancy hysteria of the 1990s was rooted in parents not wanting to do that. Instead, they sent

8

10

78

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@0xAlaric Correct. This narrative is entirely a fabrication, both of the relevant facts about the players but also their moral and practical conduct. What's interesting is the sheer boldness of the lie in this narrative. It doesn't even make sense under light scrutiny but it's entirely

2

76

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

7 months

@AnthonyEsolen Statistic is the most counterintuitive field of mathematics. Consequently, for all of the valuable insights it produces, it's most commonly used by somewhat clever people to draw faulty conclusions, usually in error but always with a veneer of authority.

13

11

74

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

@loganclarkhall The entire function of "conservatism" is to trick people into thinking that there's dignity in failure.

3

4

69

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

@TZSA_ The answer is obvious if you go to Disneyland; there are shockingly few families there. It's all childless adult Disney fans. Disney is simply catering to their core audience. They maintained their success by capturing the adults while holding onto the kids... but that couldn't

1

0

72

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

The lamest trend of my adult life has been the emergence of convenient mental illnesses. No one's thoughtless or rude or irresponsible... They have issues. Now when anyone tells me about their"condition," I just default to "asshole."

7

15

69

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

1 month

@DagoSupremacy Given our obesity rates, maybe we should.

8

0

73

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

The greatest irony of feminism is that its ultimate objective is to transform women into men.

2

10

68

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

Faster please!

History Defined

@historydefined

2 years

The Herculaneum papyri are more than 1800 papyri that were carbonized by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius (79 CE). IT'S the only surviving library from antiquity that exists in its entirety. With x-rays, these scrolls are being read for the first time in millennia

247

4K

23K

5

14

68

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@YourFriendKevin The character Nancy Donovan is one of the best in the show, and definitely the least appreciated. Her accent is hilarious but all of her little comments are hilarious.

1

0

71

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

7 months

The most predictable part of this was the arrogant woman (PhD). She's a class slightly smarter than average but very good in school, who mistakes that for brute force intelligence. No one discusses it but... men underperform their IQs in school and women overperform theirs. 1/

Libby Emmons

@libbyemmons

7 months

Formal education doesn't make you smart

1K

12K

2

5

66

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

8 months

So Hamas raided Israel for attractive women to kidnap and rape. That's as "old school" as it gets. That's also what your ancestors had to face. That's why they conquered and colonized: to make the world safe for you. Barbarism is always just outside of the gates.

1

12

67

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

5 months

@RyDo90 "What you're doing here is not right" is one of my favorite line reads ever. I hope that actor got more work as a result of this small but hilarious performance.

3

1

71

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@helen_of_roy A big part of the issue is actually fairly simple: 1. A rich but morally degenerate man pays a high price for that degeneracy in a divorce. 2. Poorer or ascending degenerates think "that could happen to me." It does not, of course, occur to them to aspire to moral virtue.

1

68

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 years

This man has a story that needs to be told. He's out there doing the work and paying the price.

2

11

63

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

1 month

It needs to be said: 1. Wagyu beef is like eating beef flavored butter. One bite is fine but any more than that is gross. 2. Truffles are very particular. Stop putting them on everything as if they're a flavor enhancer like salt. 3. Caviar is disgusting and everyone who enjoys

18

2

71

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

7 months

@NateAFischer I think Christians families should make sure to live near each other and they should encourage their children to form "gangs" that impose their values onto their community.

4

9

66

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

@datepsych She's misunderstanding what's happening. Simply put, it's a heavily repeated pattern and the goalie is guessing, subconsciously, where the puck will go and responding accordingly. This is true of every athlete who's dealing with speed or the average person dealing with traffic.

5

2

69

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

@ChristinaPushaw Why do guys who do crap like that ALWAYS look like the kind of guy who would do crap like that?

2

0

69

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

16 days

@Hyperaionian This is a very strange notion. I recall dating a girl in high school whose parents asked for "doors open" and they were hilariously not abusive. They were fairly permissive, very trusting. Very healthy, loving family who ended up raising great kids who all had good lives. But

1

0

67

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

2 months

He's correct, but there's more... The conditions under which men thrive would reasonable be perceived as abusive by women. Adjusting those conditions to suit women will alienate and undermine the men who'd thrive under them. I can't stress this enough: what men need to succeed

κρῠπτός

@_kruptos

2 months

Why mixed gender schooling has been such a disaster for boys: Walter Ong on the development of women and men: Woman: “I want to be me, to realize what is in me.” Male: “I want an adversary to keep at bay so as to give me confidence in what I can do.” No boy should ever be

165

453

4K

2

15

68

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

4 months

I'm rarely outraged but... I hate this woman, the family, and I feel sorry for her son. She's not just wrong, she's abusively so. The car isn't "money." It's a car. It has value beyond monetary. It's a passion, a project, a legacy. To force him to destroy it, in a sense,

3

5

65

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

1 year

@realchrisrufo Personnel is policy. Everyone who works there, from the professors to the janitors, should be value aligned.

15

1

63

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

6 months

@SantsPliego Elon Musk is one of the few "leaders of men" that we have today. It's not that he's some technically great manager... he's not. He's actually demanding and a little volatile. But he is a leader. He inspires. Men would line up behind him because where he goes, greatness lies.

1

9

68

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

13 days

@KeenanPeachy Yeah, but those are often the same parents who won't give their kids an inheritance. This is the "boomer reparation" plan, i.e., their kids pay it instead of them.

6

4

67

Dvorstone

@dvorstone

3 months

Frankly, he's right. Your political party isn't real if it doesn't have a sizable faction that is willing to impose itself violently if need be. This is why the Republican party isn't a real political party. Politics is designed to prevent war. If there's not risk of war

κρῠπτός

@_kruptos

3 months

If your political party does not have a wing of violent street thugs and protestors, how serious are you about power anyways?

9

10

145

1

16

65