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Scott Tips's avatar

A nice article but misssing one of the key elements to the problem of the rise of women and the fall of men: Family Law courts need to be radically changed so that men obtain equal rights to women in those courts and are no longer viewed as simply ATM machines to fund a capricious wife who decides to upgrade her life by absconding with the children, the house, and the car, all at the husband's expense. No wonder men are no longer willing to sign onto that slave ship.

There is so much unwarranted anger directed against men becaue of the women's movement and the revamped culture. Men are the ones who will ultimately protect women, but the way society and politics is going today, they will not be able to offer any protection. Matriarchies inevitably lose out to Patriarchies, so expect Islam to prevail over a gynocratic West sometime in the future. Women don't understand how much they need men, so they evade marriage for a different reason than do men -- they think men and marriage are unnecessary, because that's what the female hive collective has told them. And women are more easily propagandized and persuaded than are men. So, universities have an easy job radicalizing young women to the Left.

Because of female dominance, it will be a very rocky road ahead for all of us. Increased tyranny. Military defeats. Societal collapse.

chicagodev's avatar

A classic Wilcox sleight of hand here in the first paragraph. Telltale crypto-Christian sign to link young mens’ “dispiritedness” and “unhappiness” to marriage statistics, when it’s obvious that this dissatisfaction (and the resulting ill effects) come from not getting laid, not from being unmarried.

He’d likely counter that married men have more sex than unmarried men—but both the scale of the problem and the advice that follows logically are wrongly skewed by this not-so-subtle religiously-motivated focus on marriage

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