Is masculinity synonymous with law and order?

[RandomGuy1032]

Notice the contrast? I was reading some history yesterday... it blew my mind.

The guy called america's obsession with freedom and equality, the slave's reaction to their master, Great Britain.

Meaning, America actually destroyed a culture, Great Britain, which called every man "Master."

As Jesus said, "Call no one your master.". I. e., everyone must be their own Master.

This self-respect and pride created what we call "The west", the British Empire.

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So America's founding was the start of the decline of "the west"

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Its important brits thought of themselves as superior and able to control other countries... america, at least supposedly, is against that. What america represents is depriving the superior of their highest calling.

[Snakeyes7]

First of all, those are complete opposites, one authoritarian and the other is libertarian. I'm sure you can guess which one.

Second, if anything Nazism was more of a feminine ideology considering women have the tendency to give the government more power if it meant that the government protects them from whatever they deem is a threat.

Unfortunately, they make up threats in order to keep power so they target non-threats make the public perceive them as threats to the point where having the government to unspeakable things to the non-threat will be justified in the citizen's eyes.

It's a mistake we never seem to learn from.

[jshm2]

You're confused.

Neither has anything to do with your assertion.

Also the British Crown and the British empire were as far east as west. Hence it's laughable to claim they were "the West"

[Guy13]

I don’t think anyone gets this 🤷🏻‍♂️

[RandomGuy1032]

Too deep for you

[RandomGuy1032]

If you look at the pics there is a clear difference of energied