Episode of "The Vortex" concerning masculinity

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Has anyone ever seen the youtube videos from manwomanmyth?
 
Really? No arguments from leftists that think masculinity is a crock? I’m almost disappointed. 😃
 
ATeutonicKnight said:
Really? No arguments from leftists that think masculinity is a crock? I’m almost disappointed. 😃
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Okay… 😃

Clarity and truth, even when relationships may be endangered; sacrificing oneself for the family; yes, tough love, too; I can’t seem to see these as “masculine” traits - they are the traits of certain humans, some of which may be male, while others may be female.

I do agree children deserve to be raised by both their biological parents.
 
Marie5890 said:
Unless of course they are adopted.

Even Our Lord was not raised by His Father.
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I think children deserve to be raised by both their biological parents.

The fact that some are not does not mean they don’t have the right to feel let down and abandoned, even if they were raised by perfectly nice adoptive parents. The people who created them still have a moral responsibility towards them that doesn’t go away, even if legal custody has been transferred.

His real parentage was of the utmost importance to Our Lord and He never had to pretend it away, because Joseph was a really nice guy.
 
Does anybody here on CAF think the women’s movement was all bad? Yes, it’s extremely unfortunate that too many feminists consider abortion and artificial contraception morally acceptable. However, what about things such as Title IX?
 
triumphguy said:
He’s wearing a pink tie;):p:D
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I watched Roger Federer playing in Aussie Open last night, and he wore bright pink trimmings, including his shoes which had a loud dash of pink! (And, he had a good win…)
 
Litcrit said:
The fact that some are not does not mean they don’t have the right to feel let down and abandoned, even if they were raised by perfectly nice adoptive parents. The people who created them still have a moral responsibility towards them that doesn’t go away, even if legal custody has been transferred.
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I am not sure that captures the nuance of the issue. It is obviously not healthy for a child to dwell on such an unanswerable question (at least, it is in some cases) that prompts such a negative mental state.

In an ideal society, the community will support childbirth. In the current society, this is not the case. There is a moral responsibility to bearing a child, but that may mean recognizing that you do not have the resources to do so.
 
Michael Voris:
It is the duty of the masculine to protect and die, if necessary, to preserve life…protects and defends it.
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:confused::confused: What?
The day-to-day drudgery and toil of the sacrificial life is what masculinity is all about.
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:confused::confused: What a horrible, horrible view of life.
 
Baelor said:
:confused::confused: What?

:confused::confused: What a horrible, horrible view of life.
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That’s not a horrible view of life. You’re misunderstanding what he is saying. To be masculine is to sacrifice. True masculinity involves sacrifice, especially if you don’t want to sacrifice. It’s the same for femininity, but in a different way. Men and women sacrifice in different ways.
 
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