Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Or Maybe People Don't Know What Real Friendship Is
AmConMag: Porn, E-Mail, And Human Contact by Rod Dreher
Priorities. Where are people's priorities? Or do people find it easier to live in their head? For young people, they probably believe they prioritize friendship, but their friendship is based on feeling rather than virtue and a shared life of virtue. Hence they will not even understand what it is to actually live in community.
A familiar hypothesis from blue pill tradcons, of whom Dreher could be counted as one.
Dreher should be asking himself how many real friends does he have within a 10-mile radius, as should we all.
I almost never do things like this — get together with friends face to face, I mean. It’s not because I don’t want to, certainly, but I have to concede that I don’t try very hard to make it happen.
Priorities. Where are people's priorities? Or do people find it easier to live in their head? For young people, they probably believe they prioritize friendship, but their friendship is based on feeling rather than virtue and a shared life of virtue. Hence they will not even understand what it is to actually live in community.
It is a familiar hypothesis that young men today don’t make the same efforts that they did in the past to court women because the ease with which hardcore pornography is available to them satisfies their immediate erotic desires. I have a feeling that the same kind of thing is at work with me and maintaining friendships.
A familiar hypothesis from blue pill tradcons, of whom Dreher could be counted as one.
Dreher should be asking himself how many real friends does he have within a 10-mile radius, as should we all.
Labels:
consumerism,
culture,
decline and fall,
friendship,
Rod Dreher
PCR on the Effect of Diversity and Identity Politics
America Is No Longer A Nation by Paul Craig Roberts
Tuesday, April 09, 2019
Monday, April 08, 2019
A Faker All Along?
Or did he fail his vocation along the way? Thomas Merton.
Gary Wills reviews On Thomas Merton by Mary Gordon.
Rod Dreher's reaction, with some memories of Merton from Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon: Thomas Merton: Pious Fraud?
Gary Wills reviews On Thomas Merton by Mary Gordon.
Rod Dreher's reaction, with some memories of Merton from Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon: Thomas Merton: Pious Fraud?
Labels:
Aaron Wolf,
Patriarchate of Rome,
people,
Vatican II
Southrons, Stand Up for Yourselves!
Abbeville Institute: Teach Your Children Well by Alphonse-Louis Vinh
Compatriots, how do y’all seek to maintain alive the Confederate heritage within your family & relatives? This would be a great discussion point for any Sons of Confederate Camp or United Daughters of the Confederacy… »
Compatriots, how do y’all seek to maintain alive the Confederate heritage within your family & relatives? This would be a great discussion point for any Sons of Confederate Camp or United Daughters of the Confederacy… »
Labels:
culture,
education,
ethnonationalism,
identity,
identity politics,
the South
Sunday, April 07, 2019
Less Lecturing, More Leading by Example
Not sure what business a freelance journalist has lecturing men about masculinity -- of what community is he a part, and how has he modeled his own suggestions? Because he seems to be very naive about the existence of community in major population centers, and the power of the opposition.
How the West Can Save Masculinity by Paul Brian
If we want fewer racists and incels, we need to build a society where men can once again flourish.
How the West Can Save Masculinity by Paul Brian
If we want fewer racists and incels, we need to build a society where men can once again flourish.
Michael Hudson's New Book
The Delphic Oracle Was Their Davos by MICHAEL HUDSON AND JOHN SIMAN
A Four-Part Interview With Michael Hudson About His Forthcoming Book The Collapse of Antiquity
A Four-Part Interview With Michael Hudson About His Forthcoming Book The Collapse of Antiquity
Labels:
books,
capitalism,
economics,
Michael Hudson,
politike,
usury
What would Thomas Hardy think?
of his novel Far from the Madding Crowd as a polemical tool against feminism?
Something by Trevor Lynch on the 1967 film adaptation of the book.
Something by Trevor Lynch on the 1967 film adaptation of the book.
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