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It's a book wrtiten by Ragnar Redbeard (viking-like pseudonym) back at 1896.
It has many awesome quotes, I would reccomend to read it all - it have many brutal thoughts about world, whether you agree or not. And it's not that long book.
I might post some of quotes here in the thread, to not make post endless:
Women are frail beings at the best of times, and in their secret hearts are probably lovers of the unlimited. For the welfare of the breed, and the security of descent, they must be heldin thorough subjection. Woe unto him, woe unto them, and woe unto our Race, if ever these lovable creatures should break loose from mastership, and become the rulers or equals of Man.(But that IS impossible.)
A woman is two-thirds womb. Tho other third is a net- work of nerves and sentimentality.
As long as the husband is absolute Imperator within his own four walls, the poisoning of the marriage bed (now so common, and so loathsome), can not take place, If his wife, or an intruder, dares to dishonor him, they die: and their death is an effective deterrent. His daughters, controlled with equal vigor, are not permitted to mate with every stromous Dick, Tom and Harry, that comes smirking along; but are "given away" to young men—who are bom of GoodStock; or who have proved their inherent manhoodand capacity—in carnivorous combat.
Women take supreme delight in the roll of war like drums—in the marching of the military; in reading the poems and romances of 'battle, murder, and sudden death.' (Police Gazettes are mostly supported by women, because of the sensational homicidal reports.)
Women kind mobilize in battalions-of-beauty, at football matches, ball tournaments, acquatic carnivals,and sham battles; just as the feminines of "Auld-langsyne" gathered at the archery sports—the Coliseum combats—the Olympian games, and the Neolithic wardances. In their worship of the warrior, Indian squaws,lionesses and ball-room belles are in harmonious accord.
Bull-dog virtues are bound to triumph in the long run and they can only be developed (if developed at all) by daily practice from youth up. Hence the necessity of 'brutal' football—'brutal' warfare—'brutal' personal encounters—'brutal' thoughts and 'brutal' combinations. (The word 'brutal' is written here be- cause it is popularly misunderstood; and used as amissile. ) The 'brutal' races have always been victorious races—the greatest men have always been supremely'brutal.' (Alexander, Bonaparte, Bismarck).
It has many awesome quotes, I would reccomend to read it all - it have many brutal thoughts about world, whether you agree or not. And it's not that long book.
I might post some of quotes here in the thread, to not make post endless:
Women are frail beings at the best of times, and in their secret hearts are probably lovers of the unlimited. For the welfare of the breed, and the security of descent, they must be heldin thorough subjection. Woe unto him, woe unto them, and woe unto our Race, if ever these lovable creatures should break loose from mastership, and become the rulers or equals of Man.(But that IS impossible.)
A woman is two-thirds womb. Tho other third is a net- work of nerves and sentimentality.
As long as the husband is absolute Imperator within his own four walls, the poisoning of the marriage bed (now so common, and so loathsome), can not take place, If his wife, or an intruder, dares to dishonor him, they die: and their death is an effective deterrent. His daughters, controlled with equal vigor, are not permitted to mate with every stromous Dick, Tom and Harry, that comes smirking along; but are "given away" to young men—who are bom of GoodStock; or who have proved their inherent manhoodand capacity—in carnivorous combat.
Women take supreme delight in the roll of war like drums—in the marching of the military; in reading the poems and romances of 'battle, murder, and sudden death.' (Police Gazettes are mostly supported by women, because of the sensational homicidal reports.)
Women kind mobilize in battalions-of-beauty, at football matches, ball tournaments, acquatic carnivals,and sham battles; just as the feminines of "Auld-langsyne" gathered at the archery sports—the Coliseum combats—the Olympian games, and the Neolithic wardances. In their worship of the warrior, Indian squaws,lionesses and ball-room belles are in harmonious accord.
Bull-dog virtues are bound to triumph in the long run and they can only be developed (if developed at all) by daily practice from youth up. Hence the necessity of 'brutal' football—'brutal' warfare—'brutal' personal encounters—'brutal' thoughts and 'brutal' combinations. (The word 'brutal' is written here be- cause it is popularly misunderstood; and used as amissile. ) The 'brutal' races have always been victorious races—the greatest men have always been supremely'brutal.' (Alexander, Bonaparte, Bismarck).
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