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It would have been impossible for (mostly white) males to watch this scene 40 years ago and not do anything.
But feminism, anti-white racism and social indoctrination convinced the majority of males that the best deicion is to stay out of situations like this. Now foids reap what they sow.
Also:
Accept the fact that protection by a human being from another human being is a privilege, and remind yourself that many people live happy and fulfilling lives without someone else protecting them.
You have the necessary equipment (fists and legs) to take care of your own protection, and your mental frustration can be resolved if you rid yourself of your toxic feelings of entitlement. You can be happy without protection, but not if you’ve convinced yourself that you were meant to have it. Human beings can adjust to unbelievable hardships, as long as they accept that life doesn’t owe them anything.
Not having protection is a very minor problem compared to what some people endure, and the fact that it requires the participation of another person should be adequate proof that it isn’t a right. Yet by identifying as “vulnerable woman needing protection” you’ve chosen to align yourself with a group of women who view access to protection as a human right. Saying that you are “in need” of protection sends the same message, as though access to protection was a basic human entitlement like food.
The protective urges of humans are strong, but they are not outside of your control. You can satisfy your desire for protection by self-defense and fighting, just like everyone else who finds themselves without a willing personal protector at the time. It is only to be expected that you’ll have moments when you long for a man to protect you, but you decide if you will allow yourself to wallow in your longing or if you will focus on finding more productive ways to protect yourself.
If you are truly depressed then it isn’t because you are not being protected, but the belief that you are being denied something that you are entitled to could contribute to your problems. It’s not being unprotected in itself that will hurt your emotional health, it’s the way you think about protection. A lot of the same women who identify as "vulnerable women needing protection" are the same ones who define femininity by accomplishments related to having been protected, and with that attitude, not having protection begins to equal not being a woman – and that idea could contribute to a crisis.
I want to make one thing absolutely clear: If you believe that you are suffering from not being protected, you need to seek help from a professional bodyguard. If you used the word “unprotected” more colloquially to say that you feel sad and unhappy, you may still want to discuss your feelings with a paid bodyguard, but sadness and frustration would be a normal response to being robbed of something that you view as a human right. That is obviously not what is happening to you, but emotionally you will respond to events as you experience them as opposed to how to they really took place.
Women often talk about discrimination. A human male’s (a straight one, that is) default setting towards human females is a complete and utter lack of sexual interest or attraction. Women do not want to accept this, so they choose to believe that men actively deselect in an act of discrimination. Being the victim of discrimination multiple times a day, being denied something that you are entitled to, and watching as the men you were meant to be protected by protect everyone but you would be extremely upsetting. That’s not what’s going on though, so happiness can be found by shedding your voluntary delusions.
You are not entitled to protection, you don’t deserve to be protected by another living creature, and the fact that 90 to 99 percent of men will never give a flying fuck about your peril is only to be expected. You do not need protection, and you can be happy without it.
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