
uo89997
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On Tuesday, I published a post entitled "In Response to Progeny of Horus" where I reposted a reply from one of @Progeny of Horus's threads.
Well, on this thread @mrlunatic asked me: who cares what foids and feminists think about us?
At first, I was going to reply with a quick answer but I ended up saying most of what I wanted to say; hence why I am posting my reply to a thread about my reply to another thread here.
So, without further ado, enjoy:
I plan to outline this in a future post but essentially I see it something like this.
I think the first phase of the acceptance and promotion of sexual rights for involuntary celibates had to be reactionary.
Like him or not, if the guy in your profile picture[1] hadn't done what he did, I'm fairly certain this community would not exist today and, if it did, I probably would have been unaware.
This means that the reactionary phase of the incel movement has largely been successful in its goal of notifying the general public of our existence.
However, the problem with the violent acts of Elliot Rodger and others like him, is that they also generated a lot of hatred towards incels from feminists.
This has led to the further censorship and repression of our ideas.
What we need now, is the beginning of the "mainstreamization" of incel ideology.
What this means is that instead of solely building our theories off of the Blackpill, we should also draw and build upon the knowledge of feminism, critical race theory, and, yes, even Marxism itself.
Why?
If we combine our ideas with theirs, it creates compatibility.
This means that if a left-wing feminists wants to adopt our ideas, she will be able to justifiably do so because adoption of our ideas will not mean the release of her feminist philosophy.
Hopefully, this will eventually lead to mainstream advocacy for incels by feminists and legal action towards protecting things like a man's right to polygamous marriage (the practice of taking on multiple wives).
If, on the other hand, we fail to maintreamize our ideas, this community will continued to be censored and shunned and, in my opinion, will eventually reach extinction.
The choice now is ours.
1. Elliot Rodger, in case you change it.
Well, on this thread @mrlunatic asked me: who cares what foids and feminists think about us?
At first, I was going to reply with a quick answer but I ended up saying most of what I wanted to say; hence why I am posting my reply to a thread about my reply to another thread here.
So, without further ado, enjoy:
Good question.Who cares what foids and feminists think about us?
I plan to outline this in a future post but essentially I see it something like this.
I think the first phase of the acceptance and promotion of sexual rights for involuntary celibates had to be reactionary.
Like him or not, if the guy in your profile picture[1] hadn't done what he did, I'm fairly certain this community would not exist today and, if it did, I probably would have been unaware.
This means that the reactionary phase of the incel movement has largely been successful in its goal of notifying the general public of our existence.
However, the problem with the violent acts of Elliot Rodger and others like him, is that they also generated a lot of hatred towards incels from feminists.
This has led to the further censorship and repression of our ideas.
What we need now, is the beginning of the "mainstreamization" of incel ideology.
What this means is that instead of solely building our theories off of the Blackpill, we should also draw and build upon the knowledge of feminism, critical race theory, and, yes, even Marxism itself.
Why?
If we combine our ideas with theirs, it creates compatibility.
This means that if a left-wing feminists wants to adopt our ideas, she will be able to justifiably do so because adoption of our ideas will not mean the release of her feminist philosophy.
Hopefully, this will eventually lead to mainstream advocacy for incels by feminists and legal action towards protecting things like a man's right to polygamous marriage (the practice of taking on multiple wives).
If, on the other hand, we fail to maintreamize our ideas, this community will continued to be censored and shunned and, in my opinion, will eventually reach extinction.
The choice now is ours.
1. Elliot Rodger, in case you change it.