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🚨PRIDE MONTH🚨 The Texas Rangers are the ONLY MLB team not acknowledging “Pride Month.” The Rangers are again not hosting an LGBT night event. Instead, on June 18, they will be hosting a Faith and Family Night. According to their website, the event will feature “personal testimonies from Rangers players Wyatt Langford, Josh Jung, Cody Bradford, Jacob Latz, Jalen Beeks, and others, sharing how faith impacts their lives both on and off the field.”
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Spider-Noir en noir is cool
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Her best friend at the bar when you introduce yourself
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Florida: No Simps Allowed
Florida Gov. candidate James Fishback says he will impose a 50% “Simp Tax” on Floridians who subscribe to an OnIyF-ns.
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They turned women into paid workers and made them hyper-consumers. They convinced them that staying home, raising their own children, and respecting their husband was oppression. Liberal societies and social democracies saw the jackpot. Less demanding workforce willing to work for lower wages, plus millions of fresh consumers with artificially inflated desires and double incomes flooding the market. Production boosted. Consumption exploded. One stone, two birds. They didn’t liberate women. They created the perfect economic slave.
Women never earned the right to work. They were tricked into it. One man’s salary used to feed the whole family. Now one salary can’t even pay the bills. She trades her husband’s house for her boss’s office. Leaves his sphere of influence to bow down to some other man’s rules all day. A double shift, every single day. Grinding at the job, then coming home to cook, clean, and pretend she’s still a wife. And while she’s out there playing “independent woman,” who is raising the kids? This is the beauty of female liberation. Another woman, some poor, low-wage third-world nanny or daycare worker getting paid pennies to watch someone else’s children. Women’s freedom is at the price of other women’s enslavement.
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Women over 30 when they finally get proposed to.
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Please god pray, may Zyzz watch over you…
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Girls will hate men watching porn but will support women doing OnlyFans and sex work. Also, the women’s sex toy industry is worth a billion dollars. Women are the degenerate gender. Imagine how many sex toys they had to sell for it to become a billion-dollar industry. And I'm not even talking about all the other stuff, like dark romance books and movies, which are all porn in disguise for women.
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hot take: if my bf watches porn in a relationship he’s single
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"Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free." — Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
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Why are women reacting negatively to this? I thought that women being out of the workforce and staying home was a horrible atrocity that men inflicted on them against their will. What's wrong with men paying reparations by being oppressed in the same way?
STAY-AT-HOME BOYFRIENDS: As Of Early 2026 Women Hold More Payroll Jobs Than Men In The U.S. Turning The Stay-At-Home Boyfriend Into An Economic Trend. Gen Z Influencer Maggie Anders Joined F&F First This Morning To React!
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⚡️The thing underneath all of this that nobody will touch is that society decided men were the problem and then acted surprised when men started disappearing. For thirty years the cultural message aimed at men has been some version of you are the issue. Toxic masculinity. Male privilege. The patriarchy. The message wasn’t always wrong in its origins but it metastasized into something that told an entire generation of boys that the thing they are is fundamentally broken and needs to be fixed before they’re allowed to participate. So they internalized it. Not the strong ones. Not the ones with fathers who counterbalanced it. Not the ones with natural confidence that overrode the messaging. The average ones. The ones in the middle of the bell curve who needed guidance and structure and got a culture that told them their instincts were dangerous and their ambition was suspect and their masculinity was a disease to be treated. Those boys are now the men in this segment. Late twenties. No career. No direction. No sense of what they’re supposed to be because every model of masculinity they were offered was either vilified or sanitized into something unrecognizable. The aggressive drive that builds companies and families and civilizations was pathologized. The competitive instinct that pushes men to achieve was reframed as toxic. The provider identity that gave average men purpose for thousands of years was dismissed as outdated. And nothing replaced it. That’s the part that matters most. The old models were torn down and nothing was built in their place. The message was stop being that but never here’s what to be instead. So a generation of men just stopped. Stopped trying. Stopped building. Stopped competing. Stopped striving. Not out of laziness. Out of the rational conclusion that the game as presented to them has no role for them that isn’t apologetic. The women who surpassed them in payroll jobs didn’t do it in a vacuum. They did it inside a system that spent decades building infrastructure specifically for female advancement. Scholarships. Programs. Mentorship networks. Cultural encouragement. Legal frameworks. Title IX. Every institution in the country oriented a piece of itself toward helping women succeed. And it worked. Women are outperforming men in education and entering the workforce at higher rates because the system was rebuilt to produce that outcome. Nobody rebuilt anything for men. There is no equivalent infrastructure. No programs. No cultural encouragement. No institutional focus on male development or male purpose. The assumption was that men had all the advantages already and didn’t need help. That assumption was true for the men at the top. The executives. The politicians. The wealthy. It was never true for the average man who needed structure and direction and purpose the same way anyone does.
STAY-AT-HOME BOYFRIENDS: As Of Early 2026 Women Hold More Payroll Jobs Than Men In The U.S. Turning The Stay-At-Home Boyfriend Into An Economic Trend. Gen Z Influencer Maggie Anders Joined F&F First This Morning To React!
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Modern men have only two options: NEETmax or actualizationmaxx NEETmaxxing is needed because by taking the systems' commandments to it's logical conclusion, you expose its dysfunction, lighting the fire that eventually burns it down. The upside is that it's easy and full of gooning. The downside is it leads to depression and eventually gene death, basically making you a martyr to the acceleration. Actualizationmaxxing is needed because it creates the positive vision of the new system, building the lifeboat that people transition to as the old one dies. The upside is you make money, have a family, live a meaningful life, and overall get to have major influence on the future. The downside is that it's hard work, rarely fun, and slows the reset because it can leech off what you build. Personally, the latter seems the obvious choice to me. But I can understand why many choose the former.
STAY-AT-HOME BOYFRIENDS: As Of Early 2026 Women Hold More Payroll Jobs Than Men In The U.S. Turning The Stay-At-Home Boyfriend Into An Economic Trend. Gen Z Influencer Maggie Anders Joined F&F First This Morning To React!
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As a stay at home husband, I spend most of my days and weeks lifting, tanning, training martial arts, and reading philosophy when my haggard, hedge fund manager wife gets home from her 110 hour a week j*b to fund my lifestyle, I gotta say I am so pissed off she has been neglecting me And she is always forgetting to pick up the milk at the store (I told her multiple times) I know it's bad, but if she's tired maybe she should work less? Also if she even gave a shit about me at all, she would find a way make the time for me and she's barely ever "in the mood" Anyway that's why I'm cheating on her, which she deserves
STAY-AT-HOME BOYFRIENDS: As Of Early 2026 Women Hold More Payroll Jobs Than Men In The U.S. Turning The Stay-At-Home Boyfriend Into An Economic Trend. Gen Z Influencer Maggie Anders Joined F&F First This Morning To React!
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"Ghost Murmur" by Lockheed Martin Skunk Works "If your heart is beating, we will find you."
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This is embarrassing, however… NASA’s Artemis launch: $4B California bullet train: $126B Meanwhile, Musk launches SpaceX rockets for roughly $70M. Government builds cost billions. Entrepreneurs figure out how to do it for millions.
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Let’s flip the scenario for a moment. Imagine Iran killed Trump in the first 5 minutes of the war, established air superiority over the US mainland, wiped out the entire US Air Force, US Navy, killed half the Cabinet, flattened the US military industrial complex, then started building runways in Missouri to land Iranian troops without losing any casualties. Would you say it was a US victory if the US managed to keep the Panama Canal closed throughout this all?
The fact that America’s goals went from “the complete destruction of Iran’s military power or even regime change” to “reopen a trade route that was open a month ago” doesn’t say great things about American power
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“Knights ought to be humble among their friends, proud and bold against their foes, tender and merciful towards those who need assistance, cruel avengers against their enemies, and pleasant and amiable with all others.” Geoffroi De Charny
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I read Napoleon's Military Maxims, these are my five top takeaways in leadership... 1. “IX The strength of an army, like the power in mechanics, is estimated by multiplying the mass by the rapidity; a rapid march augments the moral of an army, and increases all chances of victory.” Strength = Mass x Rapidity The faster you can move, with the largest organization possible, the more strength you will have. Key Lesson- Find the balance between size and speed 2. “LXIV nothing is so important in war as undivided command: for this reason, when war is carried on against a single power, there should be only one army, acting upon one base, and conducted by one chief.” The business is always the extension of the founder. - Edwin Land and Polaroid - Steve Jobs and Apple - Elon Musk and SpaceX Key Lesson- There must always be ONE person in charge. 3. “LXV The same consequences which have uniformly attended long discussions and councils of war will follow at all times. They will terminate in the adoption of the worst course, which in war is always the most timid, or, if you will, the most prudent. The only true wisdom in a general is determined courage.” Multiple heads stagnates decision making. This just continues to stress, that there has to be one head. Key Lesson- Remove any bottlenecks to decision making processes. 4. “VI At the commencement of a campaign, to advance or not to advance is a matter for grave consideration, but when once the offensive has been assumed, it must be sustained to the last extremity.” Once it is time to execute, there is no looking back. Retreat always kills moral. "In a retreat, besides the honour of the army, the loss is often equal to two battles. For this reason we should never despair while brave men are to be found with their colours. It is by this means we obtain victory.” Once you and your team are moving, you must become a projectile. Key Lesson- You must become unstoppable until the goal is achieved. 5. “LXXVIII Peruse again the campaigns of Alexander, Hannibal, Caesar, Gustavus Adolphus, Turenne, Eugene and Frederick. Model yourself upon them. This is the only means of becoming a great captain, and of acquiring the secret of the art of war. Your own genius will be enlightened and improved by this study, and you will learn to reject all maxims foreign to the principles of these great commanders.” Key Lesson- If you want to become great, you must first study the greats of the past.
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