Well, I feel like it's a man's job to be the protector, to be the provider, and not just financially, there's other provisions as well, and the presider, the leader.

And I feel like we've stepped away from a lot of that as men. I feel like we as a society have generally said that men aren't needed, that they aren't respected.

Most men are, it seems like if you watch TV or mocked and ridiculed and the dad and the man has

looked at the stupid buffoon who trips over everything and can't do anything right.

A lot of that is actually manifest in real life as well.

You look around and you see these guys who can't lead their

families, can't lead their communities, can't even lead themselves. And I found that for me as I stepped into what I would call

masculine strength and learned how to be a more effective man I became

fulfilled and that's the problem is the further that men move away from what it means

to be a man and move away from genuine masculinity in the name of fairness, in the name of equality, in the name of just sit down, shut up, do what you're supposed to do, the less fulfilled, the less satisfied, the

less productive, and more miserable that they are.

And so I feel like with the work that we do is a call to step away from mediocrity, a call to step away from the trends of society,

which is a more effeminate society, into and reclaiming and restoring what it means to be a man.

Why is the trend to be more effeminate?

Why is that?

Have you thought about it?

You must have.

I've thought a lot about it.

Because it's not necessarily the aluminati planning this,

the grand scheme.

It's not like all the women have got together and say we're going to do this it's happening

yeah probably been happening for a hundred years right if you thought about why well I think I, let's start with when it started happening.

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