I worry that the education system in the UK (possibly elsewhere) essentially views young boys as broken girls (less focused, less compliant, less able to sit for long periods etc). This paired with a lack of male role models is a massive developmental risk (psychologically, academically etc). What could be added/changed to the approach to education to help young boys that have already been suggested?
I am not noticing many male members of the generation entering the workforce and millennials are stuck in adolescent patterns of behaviour (making very poor judgement, immature responses/reactions, childlike displays of masculinity, ego driven etc etc). Is the solution just modelling, patience and giving them responsibility/purpose? Or is there an obvious/quicker route to develop these people?
Do political normies often get you mixed up with Nick Fuentes? To my shame, it took me about a year before I stopped making that mistake. Until I then, I had avoided clicking on links that used your name.
My son has mentioned that he struggles with how to be masculine and sensitive. He's 11. He was in public school until we started homeschooling him this year. My husband has been a great example for him. He sees and hears so much contradictory information about gender and sex, particularly around being a boy who cares so deeply about the world. How can we further reinforce our values around being himself as a sensitive value driven young man in a society that constantly tells him it'll never be good enough to be himself?
G'day Nick. I really like your thoughts on masculinity and the pillars that men should work to develop throughout their life, ie: Physical, Intellectual, Spiritual, etc. Do you mind going over that briefly here, as I do believe this is a message that should be repeated, before then giving your thoughts on how one can avoid becoming complacent in pursuing these aspects?
I am active duty stationed in VA, and a gun owner & 2A supporter. Given the dems’ electoral success yesterday, just how bad is it going to get? Did they pass every restriction in lockstep last session because they knew it would all get vetoed anyway, or will they follow through now? Will I leave for deployment legally in the clear and come back to a gun safe full of possession crimes? And how are the state courts on 2A?
From the perspective of someone with experience in the military, what is your opinion on the ongoing tensions with China? The issue seems to be pushed into the background at the moment, but it's not resolved, and if the United States lapses into apathy it's likely that CCP will do their best to exploit that opening.
How can conservatives appeal more to the non religious people? I see it as an impediment to gaining members, especially when conservatives are often considered rubes for the belief in a god. I’ve become more tolerant to the religious right but definitely see where that would be a hang up for people on the left to make the switch.
As a family of non religious, non believers but more conservative than most, is there another anchor you can think of to base your world view on to both raise your kids and make it to the end in marriage? Unfortunately the whole religion thing just doesn’t compute and the whole god part of conservatism is off putting to a lot of us former liberals.
Considering your valuable experience in the Army, and politics in the recent years; would you consider candidacy for Presidency of the USA? Appreciate your great channel, and wisdom infused mugs!
I worry that the education system in the UK (possibly elsewhere) essentially views young boys as broken girls (less focused, less compliant, less able to sit for long periods etc). This paired with a lack of male role models is a massive developmental risk (psychologically, academically etc). What could be added/changed to the approach to education to help young boys that have already been suggested?
I am not noticing many male members of the generation entering the workforce and millennials are stuck in adolescent patterns of behaviour (making very poor judgement, immature responses/reactions, childlike displays of masculinity, ego driven etc etc). Is the solution just modelling, patience and giving them responsibility/purpose? Or is there an obvious/quicker route to develop these people?
Do political normies often get you mixed up with Nick Fuentes? To my shame, it took me about a year before I stopped making that mistake. Until I then, I had avoided clicking on links that used your name.
How does a Green Beret or any serviceman deal with the possibilty they are not fighting for a just cause ?
How do you now view the USA's involvement in Iraq ?
Do you think the culture has turned a corner so that we can tell people who mention "toxic masculinity" to jog on?
My son has mentioned that he struggles with how to be masculine and sensitive. He's 11. He was in public school until we started homeschooling him this year. My husband has been a great example for him. He sees and hears so much contradictory information about gender and sex, particularly around being a boy who cares so deeply about the world. How can we further reinforce our values around being himself as a sensitive value driven young man in a society that constantly tells him it'll never be good enough to be himself?
What is the most important thing I should teach my son?
G'day Nick. I really like your thoughts on masculinity and the pillars that men should work to develop throughout their life, ie: Physical, Intellectual, Spiritual, etc. Do you mind going over that briefly here, as I do believe this is a message that should be repeated, before then giving your thoughts on how one can avoid becoming complacent in pursuing these aspects?
I am active duty stationed in VA, and a gun owner & 2A supporter. Given the dems’ electoral success yesterday, just how bad is it going to get? Did they pass every restriction in lockstep last session because they knew it would all get vetoed anyway, or will they follow through now? Will I leave for deployment legally in the clear and come back to a gun safe full of possession crimes? And how are the state courts on 2A?
From the perspective of someone with experience in the military, what is your opinion on the ongoing tensions with China? The issue seems to be pushed into the background at the moment, but it's not resolved, and if the United States lapses into apathy it's likely that CCP will do their best to exploit that opening.
How can conservatives appeal more to the non religious people? I see it as an impediment to gaining members, especially when conservatives are often considered rubes for the belief in a god. I’ve become more tolerant to the religious right but definitely see where that would be a hang up for people on the left to make the switch.
As a family of non religious, non believers but more conservative than most, is there another anchor you can think of to base your world view on to both raise your kids and make it to the end in marriage? Unfortunately the whole religion thing just doesn’t compute and the whole god part of conservatism is off putting to a lot of us former liberals.
Considering your valuable experience in the Army, and politics in the recent years; would you consider candidacy for Presidency of the USA? Appreciate your great channel, and wisdom infused mugs!
That is so funny… I didn’t have my glasses on and could’ve sworn that’s what the by- line was as I glanced at my email.