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[–] [deleted] 15 pts

The fact that they can compete at all is an abandonment of tradition. Women should not be at those sporting events. Spending her healthiest years making and raising healthy White children, not competing in the same space as men.

The Olympics are a 4000 year tradition, yet women have only been in it for about a century, thanks to (((First Wave Feminism))).

Reject feminism. Embrace tradition.

[–] 7 pts

I agree, embrace tradition. But first, many people need to deprogram and learn what that tradition actually is.

This myth that European women lived some sort of imprisoned existence where they only birthed and raised children, behaved like servants and did nothing outside of their household is feminist propaganda designed to set Feminists up as saviors of womenkind.

Case in point, women did compete in the Olympic games in Ancient Greece.

Some notable examples, Euryleonis of Sparta won the Olympic chariot race in 368 bce. Cynisca of Sparta won multiple victories at the Olympics in 396 and 392 bce, mainly racing, only to have her records broken by another woman, Berenice II of Alexandria.

Those named and other female participants of the ancient Olympic games are recorded alongside men in the victor lists, on statues, in mosaics, epigrams, inscribed in vases, discussed on letters etc.

Women also participated in other major games like Nemean and Isthmian. They didn't compete in all the same areas as men though to be fair. Not because their time was thought better dedicated to childbearing, but mainly because they didn't want to (Plato and other male philosophers discuss this at length. )

In addition to races, chariot racing, musicial and poetic contests, there were also women-orientated competitions such as weaving, beauty contests, chastity contests, household management and carding that were part of these and other games.

Women in ancient Greece often lived separate lives to the men, but they had lives. They weren't all sitting at home popping out babies. There were plenty of wealthy and influential women who left their mark.

Even more so for Roman women, who were highly educated, especially in mathametics, and operated businesses, as business management was seen as something women did (it was considered part of household management).

Add to that the fact Roman women were tax-exempt because tax responsibility was attached to voting right, and their legal rights were strongly protected by the patriarchal system, and you get an extremely influential and wealthy section of society with very active lives.

Women had their own clubs, organisations, cults, even their own curia, there were many female philosophers especially in the Pythagorean tradition, there were female playwrights and poets, female physicians and for a period there were female lawyers (until some very annoying chick got them all banned toward the end of the Republic).

Women were top political campaign contributors with the power to sway elections, major philanthropists paying to have major architectural works built for the enjoyment of all, they funded restoration projects, organised charities...

I'm tired of European history being perverted. Learn European heritage.

[–] 3 pts

This is a really good point. I'm tired of hearing the notion that women who live traditional lives as wives and mothers don't do anything besides pop out babies and clean the house. In my small town, it's the stay at home moms and retired folks who play the most substantial role in hosting local events, running lots of wonderful organizations, and keeping the town a connected community.

Interestingly, many of these involved women (including myself) live outside the city limits and cannot vote in city elections (the elections affect those of us outside the city limits though). However, we definitely play a substantial role in the political process to get the right candidates elected to the city council. I also run the town's only print media which is obviously a powerful thing locally. I'm also a stay at home, homestead mom and am pregnant with baby #3. I really enjoy my family life and love being involved in my community. It feel very natural and I know a lot of local people appreciate all the service the women are doing.

[–] 0 pt

You know what I am tired of?

Watching white women have to apologize for fulfilling the MOST IMPORTANT ROLE in our white tribes.

EVERYTHING men do, we do it for our women and our children. EVERYTHING. FULL STOP. We kill each other for our women and our children. We are creators of all aspects of civilization in full and honourable service of our women and our children.

But, without women, all that we have created is worth less than a pile of dirt.

We need to be venerating and celebrating the sacrifice each of us makes on behalf of the other. Our women give us family and hearth. Our men provide civilization at all costs. Our women need to celebrate our men. Our men need to celebrate our women.

We need to awaken our ancient gods, rebuild our ancient traditions and throw off the shackles of the semitic deseases that have inflicted our people.

We need a whole new conversation between our white women and our white men.

[–] 2 pts

Damn, this is worthy of its own post. You should create a thread with some sources if you have the time, as I think a lot of people here would appreciate you dispelling some of the "muh soggy knees" myths about the past.

[–] [deleted] 2 pts

That was interesting, thank you for posting. Now I'm wondering what a chastity contest would involve.

[–] 2 pts

Not sure about back then but now it would involve lots of Reddit, Twitter, soy and hard seltzers.

[–] 1 pt

Where is a good, non-kiked source to learn more about European history?

Thank you for the excellent post.

[–] 1 pt

I wish I had a short easy answer. I've found most history books, articles and translations written after 1950 have a gradually increasingly anti-western bias, accelerating greatly around 2010. That in mind...

Sourcebooks can give a good overview. They're a collection of primary sources orientated around a particular subject. Almost like a catalogue that you can easily flip through.

They're especially useful because they often include fragments, inscriptions, artifacts, and artwork in addition to a variety of written records which gives a fuller picture.

For more in depth understanding, read works written during the era of interest. Don't rely on someone else's interpretation, go directly to the source or as close to it as possible.

Many old 'outdated' translations of important primary sources are available for free online on various university history department pages.

Once you have a good grasp of a chosen time/place/topic you can easily build and branch out from there.

You'll also be better able to gauge the trustworthiness of more recently written history books because you'll be able to catch lies and half-truths when they dip your area of study.

>Limit one woman, from royalty, per Olympics

>Female-exclusive competitions distinct from Olympics

This would be traditional. Flooding the Olympics one-to-one with women is an abdication of tradition. The same has happened to the workplace and many other male hobbies. All of it to their detriment.

[–] [deleted] 4 pts (edited )

I'm tired of this line honestly. If a woman wants to remove herself from the gene pool then she's probably dysfunctional anyways. If she prioritizes X, Y, Z, over having a family, then why the hell would anybody want her reproducing? This is how you end up with these libshit single moms that don't care enough to properly raise their children. If they think pounding sand sounds like a better use of time then good, they should probably go do that. We don't need more wine mom's who cheat on their spouse, destroy families, and sit there fantasizing about how things "could" have been. I've seen that bullshit enough times.

[–] 5 pts

Idk, we're kind of ignoring the impressionability of women, particularly in a social manner. And we all concede that society is jewed past the point of no return, so women, naturally-social creatures to make up for lack of physical prowess, are being bombarded with this shit from a young age. I.e. they are being brainwashed, and many of them not even the alpha-est of males could unfuck.

So I agree with the principle of "let them fuck off and die" if they were fully-cognitive beings like men. Which, in most cases, they are not. There is a natural subservience and concession to power among women. Normally that power would be in the form of a strong male presence, but, well, we know how that's been working out.

It's not just a woman problem. It's a multi-faceted problem that, even I don't believe is entirely the work of the jew - many endocrine-disrupting plastics and pesticides weren't jewish inventions - just unintended consequences. I can't even blame the jew for the persistence of those endocrine disruptors - plastics are too omnipresent, cheap, and convenient for the world to just give up overnight. /rant I guess

Plus she has the right to make a bad decision if she wants to. I mean should she be reproducing? Sure I guess, as long as she isn’t a stupid cunt.

But that’s her decision.