Gays are higher in the privilege ladder than American women
Posted: June 23rd, 2023, 4:46 am
Hey guys,
One thing I've noticed is that in America "p***y" is an insult. You can freely use when insulting a guy for his lack of masculinity. Yet, in other cultures people will not use 'p***y" as an insult. Instead they will say, "Faggot." Like don't be a "faggot." If a guy is acting like a coward.
Meanwhile, in American culture saying "faggot" is more taboo. And people will try not to use it. In fact, I would argue that its use has fallen off the wayside. Nowadays most guys will call each other "p***y." Moreover, I have also seen in mixed groups of male and female where if they are all acting cowardly they will say, "p***y."
Anglos have a hostility towards "femininity" and feminine traits. I heard in the UK "cunt' is also a big insult. Mormons told me the female body makes them uncomfortable. Meanwhile, other culture's don't have this hostiity towards "feminity" since others hold traditional women in higher regard. I remember a friend from Liverpool not understanding why if people insult someone's mom in more traditional culture they get all worked up. He didn't understand why insulting a guy's mom would get a big reaction out them.
Conclusion: But in general Roosh was right that American culture views gays and trans higher on the Privilege ladder than women. JK Rowling learned that first hand. When people had to side between trans and Rowling the SJW's sided with the trans. Likewise, I think Gays are even more priviledge where everyday people don't even want to talk about them in negative terms. It's only religious people or far right groups who dare to cross that line.
One thing I've noticed is that in America "p***y" is an insult. You can freely use when insulting a guy for his lack of masculinity. Yet, in other cultures people will not use 'p***y" as an insult. Instead they will say, "Faggot." Like don't be a "faggot." If a guy is acting like a coward.
Meanwhile, in American culture saying "faggot" is more taboo. And people will try not to use it. In fact, I would argue that its use has fallen off the wayside. Nowadays most guys will call each other "p***y." Moreover, I have also seen in mixed groups of male and female where if they are all acting cowardly they will say, "p***y."
Anglos have a hostility towards "femininity" and feminine traits. I heard in the UK "cunt' is also a big insult. Mormons told me the female body makes them uncomfortable. Meanwhile, other culture's don't have this hostiity towards "feminity" since others hold traditional women in higher regard. I remember a friend from Liverpool not understanding why if people insult someone's mom in more traditional culture they get all worked up. He didn't understand why insulting a guy's mom would get a big reaction out them.
Conclusion: But in general Roosh was right that American culture views gays and trans higher on the Privilege ladder than women. JK Rowling learned that first hand. When people had to side between trans and Rowling the SJW's sided with the trans. Likewise, I think Gays are even more priviledge where everyday people don't even want to talk about them in negative terms. It's only religious people or far right groups who dare to cross that line.