The Way of Men

by Jack Donovan

It is not the strongest man who will necessarily lead, it is the man who takes the lead who will lead.

“If I allow a man to steal my chickens, I might as well let him rape my daughters.”

To protect and serve their own interests, the wealthy and privileged have used feminists and pacifists to promote a masculinity that has nothing to do with being good at being a man, and everything to do with being what they consider a “good man.” Their version of a good man is isolated from his peers, emotional, effectively impotent, easy to manage, and tactically inept. A man who is more concerned with being a good man than being good at being a man makes a very well-behaved slave.