Comments by "Jim Luebke" (@jimluebke3869) on "Critical Race Theory Made Me Miserable" video.

  1. "When you don't have healthy role models, this is what comes up" Every healthy male role model has been systematically derogated if not outright destroyed. Every figure from our past is "problematic". There have always been pushy women sniffing at men's behavior; only now, we have foolishly given those women political, financial, and societal power. We used to just laugh them off; we need to return to that.
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  2. Er, no. She is just fine with this society being wrecked by feminism. She's going to get a rude awakening when she hits the wall, and young men are no longer willing to destroy themselves and their interests for her.
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  3.  @Apeiron242  If you like dead eyes.
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  4. "You go viral, and your life is ruined, or you go viral, then you open an OnlyFans" But she repeats herself.
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  5. "You have to be part of this [utterly destructive system] in order not to miss out." Do you though? Do you really? What exactly are you "missing out" on?
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  6. @@LalaDepala00 While Andrew Tate is completely wrong about the solution, he's no where near entirely wrong about the problem. I've heard it said "he's not a solution to a horrible system, he's an adaptation to it" and there's a lot of truth to that. If you want an actual solution, you're going to have to see men's point of view here as well. And children's, which is "one thing we're not talking about but we really should be" here.
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  7. "People are just miserable" "The alternative is accepting your fate" Unless that fate happens to be happiness as a wife and a mother, in which case it must be avoided at all costs?
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  8. The thing is, class is a solvable problem, and activists are looking for problems that can't be soled. There is a certain level of prosperity -- a house of your own where you are your own master, an intact family of your own, a couple of cars for utility and freedom, respect for the job you do, and enough money for a vacation to look forward to every year -- that will keep people happy enough that boredom becomes their biggest problem in life. However, this also involves a few people getting really rich, and the status they get from that drives envious sociopaths crazy. Marxists hate this simple truth, because they aren't actually looking to help regular people live a decent life, they're looking to destroy those rich people. This is why the activist class has moved on from economic class and settled on racial grievance as their preferred method of stoking the kind of chaos and destruction they need to make themselves kings of the ashes.
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  9. She has no solutions. In fact, her idea of "independence" for women is the root of these problems.
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  10. Women feel "independent" enough to believe they can abuse the men in their lives, confident that our Family Law system gives women such privilege that if the men object, they have no recourse whatsoever.
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  11. "Home, family, kid on the way - things are happening a lot later" More frequently, not happening at all. Feminism is literally destroying every society it touches.
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  12. Er, no. She is completely thoughtless when it comes to the problems that her ideology is causing for men, and for society more broadly. She's certainly not smart enough to see it.
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  13. @@LalaDepala00 Yep. Nor does having come from suffering, always teach empathy. "Hurt people hurt people", as the saying goes. It's just as common for kindness to come from the security of an unchallenged strength, or from an unshattered innocence.
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  14.  @saisha1512  Women have always had a large share of power, in the influence of their moral stances. Admirable women -- Joan of Arc types -- wield power throughout history. Right now, we're seeing the collapse of a critical separation of powers, more important than that between Church and State -- women who are not particularly admirable, using newfound financial and political power to implement their moralism without the mediating and moderating influence of men. That's a terrible error, as they claim powers (far more than "equal") never desired except by the most sociopathic of men. It is leading to new tyrannies that George Orwell and Aldous Huxley never dreamed of. Thanks for the reply, it helped me develop an idea whose time has come.
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  15. "Boomer divorce rates show that they're not doing well" Yes dear, but you are advising us to ignore the values of the Boomers who didn't get divorced and follow in the footsteps of the ones that did. This is not wisdom.
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  16.  @suezcontours6653  Not sure what you mean by that. Care to elaborate?
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  17.  @heavenlysenju9948  I've seen her make comments about "woman" these days, and she's got no clue what it takes to make a relationship work. She's drunk the feminist Kool-Aid.
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  18.  @laer.393  She has always come off to me as a hard-edged sociopath. She has no sympathy for men, views all relationships as transactional, and sees the end of the human race as an acceptable price to pay for "women's liberation".
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  19.  @serenityssolace  I'm not sure what you mean when you use the term "red-pilled" in this context.
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  20. Realizations with no solutions? What good are those? Glad she's turned her back on CRT. Now, to turn her back on Feminism.
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  21. "Our society has become a lot less empathetic" Yes, because women are encouraged (in some cases, practically required) to be more like men.
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  22. "Older feminists are telling you that you're unhappy because you aren't married and don't have children" They're seeing themselves in you, and projecting. You should probably listen to their wisdom. Tu fui, ego eris, if you learned any Latin at Cambridge.
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  23. Konstantin: "Andrew Tate is a symptom, men need healthy role models." Francis: "Women most affected." Francis needs to be fired. We watch this show for Konstantin. His loyalty is admirable, but Francis is a liability at this point.
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  24. No. She is a dead-eyed, narcissistic ideologue with no solutions except to double down on the problems her beliefs are causing. She's got it right about CRT; I wonder if she'll have a similar awakening about feminism?
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