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Patriarchy existed to STOP OTHER MEN.
You really think men invented patriarchy to hold YOU down? You are too weak, too fragile, too irrelevant for men to waste invention on you.
Men invented patriarchy to protect their lands, food, money, resources, women and children FROM MEN.
500 years ago women didn't know what patriarchy was because it was SURVIVAL.
No police. No 911. No guns. No cell phones. If a rival tribe wanted you, they killed your men, raped you, took your land, took your food, and married you off to their sons or kept you as maids, servants, and sex slaves. That was history.
Patriarchy said: TOUCH HER AND YOU DIE. She belongs to this man, this family, this tribe. That was not oppression. That was a DEATH THREAT to other men to keep you safe.
Pregnancy = 9 months useless. Breastfeeding mother can't run, can't fight, baby cries and brings wolves.
Who hunted? MEN.
Who fought bears? MEN.
Who fought other men? MEN.
Who built houses in snow? MEN.
Who died in wars? 90% MEN.
If men left women alone to be "independent" in 1500, you would have gone EXTINCT in one winter. No food. No fire. No protection.
You are alive today because of patriarchy.
Modern luxury - AC, Uber Eats, iPhone, birth control, police made yall RETARDED and ungrateful. You think world was always safe.
You think animals don't hunt humans for food?
Who stopped all these? Patriarchy. Men who built walls, laws, armies, civilization so you can sit on TikTok with fake eyelashes and say "patriachy oppress me."
You are not oppressed. You are PROTECTED and too dumb to know it.
Without patriarchy, you wouldn't be CEOs. You'd be extinct or a sex slave to the strongest man in your own village that’s been conquered by the enemy.
Patriarchy is not why you are suffering. Patriarchy is why you are ALIVE to complain.
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It’s 2026 and we are still pretending that women are angels that are incapable of lying about something as heinous as rape for the sake of destroying a man?
-Crystal Mangum admitted in a 2024 prison interview that she fabricated the 2006 Duke lacrosse rape claims.
-Renee Skoglund pleaded guilty in 2023 after admitting she bought the rope and staged a fake sexual assault/kidnapping to cover up an extramarital affair.
-Nikki Yovino admitted fabricating rape claims against two football players to get sympathy from another man and pleaded guilty.
-Wanetta Gibson admitted on video that her accusation against Brian Banks was false. She lied about Brian Banks in 2002 to hide from her mother that she was sexually active.
We have due process and innocent until proven guilty for a reason and yet when it comes to rape accusations, all of this is thrown out the window.
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I'm at the point that I dread going to Church or anything Church-related.
Weak, pathetic, contemptible men. Elders all checked out. Wives make al church decisions. Pastors telling me "I don't give a crap about being masculine." Struggle-sessioned for addressing congregation woman's fornication (no problem when I call out the men, of course). Proposing pornography accountability but no reciprocation. Offered many times to lead and pay for marriage/finance courses for church, get turned down. Senior pastor who openly brags that "[female secratary] really keeps the church in line, but [wife] really keeps ME in line." Elder who admits that his faith is only where it is because he wanted to be with his wife. Multiple womens' ministries, all flourishing. One men's meting per month, full of divorced & remarried middle-aged cucks. Hundreds of thousands of dollars put into renovations and foreign missions, ZERO investment in local community. "I have more in common than an Indian Christian who speaks no English than an unbelieving neighbor." Sermons are endless drivel that they made sure to get the women's approval ahead of time for and make sure to preach their opinions LOUDLY so it sounds important.
Been to 20+ churches in the past decade or so along the eastern coast, and a handful in Michigan lately. Various denominations. All of them are the same, just some have drums and some donn't. Full of contemptible clueless men who refuse to rule their household, that I have nothing for them but contempt. I take my young children to be taught by women but my boys are nearing male-role model age, and I have no backup.
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The bottom line is this:
The government is crashing our currency and economy (on purpose IMO) … this is a controlled demolition.
The rich people are gobbling up REAL PHYSICAL assets (like gold, silver, land, commodities) while tricking everyone else into buying FAKE SYNTHETIC assets like Bitcoin, meme coins & crypto.
People who do not own real things will be crushed. Peter Schiff was right again.
Plan accordingly. @PeterSchiff
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New episode.
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Driver —XAG retweeted
Your party has been overtly hostile to ranchers for over 30 years.
From releasing apex predators among their livestock, to declaring their industry to be the cause of global warming, and running them off the land to be replaced with solar panels. @westernAGweb
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Mono-church?
When a church or movement organizes around the vision, natural abilities, or spiritual gifts of a particular leader …
It will grow rapidly at first but then stagnate as it eventually bumps up against his limits.
This is not how it should be.
“Church” must never become a platform for one particular person, ministry or mission.
True church in Scripture is the wonderful, dynamic, fluid, multi-gifted and fully participatory Body of Christ …
Where we all minister one to another and to a waiting world, each according to the unique grace and differing gifts God distributes among us.
There is no mono-church in the New Testament!
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If someone argued evolution were true because all evolutionary biologists agree it is true, no one would take that seriously.
The fact that all the 'pastors' who make their living by making the body of Christ revolve around them and their speeches, all tell you that this is perfectly biblical, isn't really an argument.
It is an extraordinary departure from scripture - indefensible - but if your entire knowledge of the bible comes from the guild of seminarians you believe many things that simply are not true.
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I'm thinking about going to church this morning. Something occurred to me that I never thought of before, and that is how I am fake, in a way, when I go to church, just as I think that much of what goes on in churches on Sunday mornings is fake, and intended for emotional, hypnotic, and control only.
When I go to a church, I have to fake that the pastor has some authority over me. All of the Sunday morning experience is about worshipping the pastor as if he were "Jesus 2.0," and some denominations have doctrines that say very much that, in less trendy forms of speaking.
So, by driving across town and silently sitting through a ceremony, a self congratulatory business meeting, a set of announcements that tell me who the special people really are in this church club, and then a holy speech by the professional demigod that they pay to make the speech, I'm signaling that I submit to the "authority" of this pastor.
But what "authority" does a pastor have? Legal? Thank God no! In centuries past, when church and state were one, perhaps, but not here and not now in the USA, and thank the Founders for that.
In the church? Christian churches in the New Testament are not dictatorships ruled by one person. They are communities ruled by overseers, or elders as the more common term. Nowadays, elders seem to haunt churches more than lead them. They've outsourced their visible role to the professional ceremonial speech maker.
The truth is that the professional pastor has no authority over me at all; it's all pretend authority. The "authority" to give a speech, which may be brilliant oratory or just a rambling mess of public talking more than speaking. It doesn't matter if it's the latter because there is no feedback loop in place to improve anything.
But by being there, and sitting silently, knowing that I can never, ever ask a question, and never, ever, ever say anything to the group, I am basically feeding the narcissistic supply of the professional speaker. He gets to "aura farm" at my expense. His is the aura, and I am the farm. No audience farm; no aura.
I really hate feeling like just a field of dirt that someone else gets to grow their ego and their career in. Always the harvest for someone else at my expense, in time or money or both. That what so much of "church" is today.
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Me: I'm really done with pastor dictators.
Others: You really just haven't found a good pastor to sit under.
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Today, millions of Christians will walk into expensive buildings called “churches.” They will be handed brochures with sermon notes, file through hallways, and sit in rows facing a stage.
The architecture of the “sanctuary” is designed around one man being elevated. For most of the “service,” only one man’s face will be seen. Only one man’s voice will be heard.
At some point, they will likely be asked for money. That money will help pay for the man on the stage, the technology that amplifies his voice, the building that elevates him, the seats arranged so everyone can look at him, and the staff that supports his “ministry.”
The smallest slice, if any, will go to widows and orphans.
Then the audience will be dismissed by that same man. They will file out, return to their cars, drive home, and talk about how great that man was, and how powerful his speech was that morning.
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This is going to sound extreme, but my wife and I left our church that was lead by a fat pastor.
Not because he was fat. But because of his character. The body fat was just a reflection of his character.
One of the most highly recommend churches in Nashville. Incredibly loving people. Families would pray for us randomly after service. Amazing community. Elite worship (because, Nashville lol), but something was off about the lead pastor.
And it wasn’t just our bias.
We attended for nine months.
Of course, we immediately noticed the Pastor was morbidly obese upon first attendance.
And that didn’t immediately disqualify him in our eyes. Being obese doesn’t mean you don’t know God, or understand the Bible.
But being obese and not doing anything about it?
That says something about your character.
We have complete and utter respect for people who struggle with their weight.
Because struggle implies that you’re actually trying to solve the problem.
But that was clearly not the case with this Pastor.
Instead of taking ownership and leading from a place of vulnerability, admitting that he had a problem he needed to fix - he would constantly joke about his weight.
He would constantly joke about how much he could eat or how much he would eat after service.
It seemed like 30 to 50% of his “struggle stories” were related to health issues directly preventable by losing weight, such as his back or feet being in extreme pain during mission trips.
He once told the story of how he took a trip all the way to Southeast Asia to help build some churches and schools (paid for by the churches tithes), but he was unable to be present for the events of the trip until the last day because of “chronic fatigue” or some other issues clearly influenced by the 150+ extra lbs of fat tissue he was carrying.
Then in the middle of all of this, my dad died at 55. I think that had something to do with our lack of tolerance for our pastors conduct.
Imagine getting a call today that your father died in his sleep last night. Then you go to church on Sunday and your pastor jokes about the thing that killed him.
Quite frankly, it was disgusting. And not just because it affected our family.
75+ percent of American Christians are overweight or obese. Meaning clinically speaking, on their death certificates, their weight will be listed as one of the primary comorbidities.
Gluttony: over eating in a way that harms the body is a SIN. It’s the most under talked about sin in the American church, and it kills Christians early.
We don’t need our pastors to be perfect.
But we do need them to lead biblically.
And joking about sin is not biblical leadership.
So, we started going to another church.
Lead by Pastor who’s much more clearly in love with biblical scripture. A pastor who is way more grounded, one who seems to actually be above approach and an example of good and proper conduct.
Again - it wasn’t that I refused to allow my family to be led by a fat Pastor.
It was that I have a responsibility to ensure my family is being shepherded by true biblical leadership.
And a pastor who jokes about their sin, is not true biblical leadership.
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The problem with pastors or theologians telling us that all the sum of our fatherly duty is to point our kids to Christ, is that we have eyes. If the pastor says this and is obese, why should I believe him? He doesn’t practice what he supposedly preaches and believes. Is he not supposed to steward his own body as a temple of the Holy Spirit? Is he not to discipline his own appetites which have mastered him? Why doesn’t he make war with his flesh, which is flabby and weak while lecturing others how they must live?
Of course we should point our kids to Christ. But this isn’t the sum of all we should do nor the totality of what it means to be “masculine.” Men out to be first be pursuers of God. Flowing naturally from the pursuit to love God and follow Him are the other duties, which are to then be protectors and providers. Our pursuit of God should include our discipleship of our children and leadership in family worship. Yes, and amen! But if your pursuit doesn’t naturally then take up the duties of protection and provision, the man has is deficient in his theology (at best) or negligent (at worst).
The pastor who waxes eloquently but can’t run a mile or benches less than Mamdani will be less effective at reaching young men who view these polished pastors and theologians as essentially, out of shape, walking contradictions. A man must fervently love God, ferociously protect his family (and prepare for the day of testing!) and faithfully provide for them.
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The guild of seminarians has ZERO biblical argument to why they should have preeminence and rule over the body of Christ. They have perverted the ekklesia to their own narcissistic ends. It is time to call these Diatrophes out, and disassociate to those who refuse to repent.
They love to puff out their chests, tell a few lies, take a few verses out of context and threaten believers into submission - it is ALL NONSENSE. They have ZERO biblical authority or biblical function. They are not elders, they are not pastors, they are not preachers, they are not apostles, they are just a guild of sophists who chose a career where they silence the body of Christ while they make speeches in exchange for money and status.
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In the New Testament, elders emerged within a local assembly based on proven character …
As they served God’s people through relationships, plurality, example, persuasion and earned respect.
Today, we instead hire a “Senior Pastor” from the outside based on external institutional credentials …
To rule over an organization called a “church” through appointment, position, hierarchy, titles, command and control.
Big difference.
I don't have numbers to deem it a “crisis,” but I can tell you this: it is getting increasingly difficult for churches across America to both find and hire pastors.
I do not believe God has stopped calling biblically qualified men to shepherd His church. But something is amiss.
We need to prayerfully do whatever we can to raise up a new generation of young men who are prepared to lead, shepherd, teach, and equip local churches for the work of ministry. The church does not drift toward healthy leadership pipelines by accident. Faithful pastors must intentionally disciple, encourage, and develop future pastors now.
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"Pastor" is a function, not an office, a function that elders do but not exclusively, and "pastoring" has nothing, and I mean ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with being a credentialed hireling who holds the body of Christ hostage to weekly monologues. This post really brought all the Diatrophes out of the woodworks.
Driver —XAG retweeted
Pastors/sabbatical conversation going on right now is assinine. How are people not looking at the situation and thinking:
"well maybe pastors burn out because reducing the multi-functional multi-gifted living body of Christ down to an institution that revolves around one professional man and their weekly monologues is absurdly unbiblical."
Of course pastors burn out! Of course their children end up psychopaths. Of course their marriages fail and they start schtooking the deaconesses.
The modern pastor stands in exacting opposition to biblical gatherings - he is found NO WHERE in scripture. Let's start the conversation about 'pastoral sabbaticals' there.
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2010: Females avoid posting pics publicly on social media as creeps morph them
2015: Females started posting pics publicly for validation & reach
2016: OnlyFans launches, many females sell their pics
2019–20: GRWM + thirst traps go mainstream
2020–25: Pics sold everywhere on private apps, Instagram, you name it
2026: Grok makes females stop posting pics on social media
2026→: OnlyFans etc die when AI is free. Females look for real jobs.
GROK DID IT.
