2403180600M MASCULINITY IS INGENUITY:

I usually state that masculinity is productive creativity – which it is. Masculinity is a lot of things but “toxic” is not one of them. But then I don’t see masculinity even minutely close to the ways feminism sees and portrays it.

Now to the point. In this video I would submit that the wrong terminology is being used. Try as people might to not do so, in general people see masculinity as inextricably biologically associated with the male sex exclusively.

The feminist attack and constant berating of masculinity as being toxic and counterproductive to civilization is resulting in it being helpless like Stalin’s plucked baby bird shivering desperately for warmth.

Socialism needs male ingenuity restrained, or eliminated, in order to induce dependency upon the Socialist state. Now I don’t know how much more clearly I could express this observation?

After all, to hear it told, men have historically held women back oppressing them throughout human history.

Given the circumstances (socialist) feminism should dearly welcome MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) philosophy of life. All that toxicity segregating itself should be a blessing for feminists.

It’s ‘ingenuity,’ masculine ingenuity, that’s been undermined rather than the institutions it presents thru.

PS1. Goliath is not a metaphor for masculinity as feminists would like for you to believe – nor is David a metaphor for feminist socialism. These two character can be reversed, but MGTOW is still about taking their rocks and going their own way.

PS2. Perhaps Elon Musk is being ‘undermined’ just like 45 was undermined?

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PS3. How would you like to have your home invaded by some blue haired feminist?

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In·ge·nu·i·ty
/ˌinjəˈno͞oədē/
noun

1. the quality of being clever, original, and inventive:

"considerable ingenuity must be employed in writing software"

Word Origin:
late 16th century (also in the senses ‘nobility’ and ‘ingenuousness&rsquo: from Latin ingenuitas ‘ingenuousness’, from ingenuus ‘inborn’. The current meaning arose by confusion of ingenuous with ingenious.

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Un·der·mine
/ˌəndərˈmīn/
verb

1. erode the base or foundation of (a rock formation):
   "the flow of water had undermined pillars supporting the roof"

Similar: erode, wear away, eat away at, chip away, undercut.

Opposite: shore up, support.

▪ dig or excavate beneath (a building or fortification) so as to make it collapse:
"the demolition engineers did eventually undermine two of the tower's six sides"

Similar tunnel under, dig under, burrow under, excavate, sap.

2. lessen the effectiveness, power, or ability of, especially gradually or insidiously:
   "this could undermine years of hard work"

Similar: subvert, sabotage, threaten, weaken, compromise, diminish, reduce, impair, mar, spoil, ruin, impede, hinder, damage, hurt, injure, cripple, disable, enfeeble, sap, shake, whittle away, eat away.

Informal: foul up, botch, put the kibosh on, drag through the mud, throw a spanner in the works of, queer the pitch of, throw a monkey wrench in the works of.

Opposite: enhance, improve, strengthen.

Word Origin:
Middle English: from under- + the verb mine2, probably suggested by Middle Dutch ondermineren.

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