THOMAS BALL!!
Certain members of the pro-male community have achieved a certain notoriety on the subject of Thomas James Ball. It is claimed that such partisans have "lionized" Mr. Ball -- in effect, made him into a hero.
I have reservations about such a policy. With due respect for Mr. Ball himself, I do not feel it is good rhetorical discipline to register such a collective point-of-view in earshot of the general public. Therefore I, as a solitary voice, wish to register something different.
You see, being a member of the SPLC 12 gives me a "bully pulpit". And that gives me a chance to lay down some nuance which is lacking in the propaganda of our enemies.
Very well. I consider Thomas James Ball to be a sign of the times, and one that we had best take seriously. No, I will not boost Mr. Ball upon my shoulders and carry him down the street in a post-mortem torchlight parade, as some appear to be doing. However, I WILL honor his memory and I will NOT trivialize his suffering. Have I made my position clear enough?
Let me be even more clear: As an SPLC 12 member, I do not endorse Mr. Ball's call for violent revolutionary action. I believe that the revolution which Mr. Ball envisioned can be brought about by more refined methods. Yet, as a reality-based thinker, I consider it my bounden duty to warn the world that Thomas James Ball was only the beginning. Yes, we can undoubtedly look forward to creative action of the kind Mr. Ball undertook, and of the kind that he recommended. This will simply happen, like a force of nature. I merely predict this, but I prescribe nothing. The objective condition of the world cannot, realistically, give rise to anything other than violent upheaval and human dysfunction in all corners of the social fabric. There is a limit to how far you can push people before they start pushing back. And quite frankly, the SPLC 12 has no power to stop this.
So, how can we avoid the worst? How might we prevent the occurrence of more Thomas Balls, and all manner of future untidyness?
It is very simple. We must begin to take seriously the underlying social conditions which give rise to such people and such manifestations. And then, we must work intelligently to rectify those conditions.
Pursuant to that end, new voices must be heard. And I don't mean feminist voices.
A statement of mine, from almost a year ago, will provide further clarification in the present subject area.
http://counterfem.blogspot.com/2011/06/fire-that-will-not-be-contained.html
I have reservations about such a policy. With due respect for Mr. Ball himself, I do not feel it is good rhetorical discipline to register such a collective point-of-view in earshot of the general public. Therefore I, as a solitary voice, wish to register something different.
You see, being a member of the SPLC 12 gives me a "bully pulpit". And that gives me a chance to lay down some nuance which is lacking in the propaganda of our enemies.
Very well. I consider Thomas James Ball to be a sign of the times, and one that we had best take seriously. No, I will not boost Mr. Ball upon my shoulders and carry him down the street in a post-mortem torchlight parade, as some appear to be doing. However, I WILL honor his memory and I will NOT trivialize his suffering. Have I made my position clear enough?
Let me be even more clear: As an SPLC 12 member, I do not endorse Mr. Ball's call for violent revolutionary action. I believe that the revolution which Mr. Ball envisioned can be brought about by more refined methods. Yet, as a reality-based thinker, I consider it my bounden duty to warn the world that Thomas James Ball was only the beginning. Yes, we can undoubtedly look forward to creative action of the kind Mr. Ball undertook, and of the kind that he recommended. This will simply happen, like a force of nature. I merely predict this, but I prescribe nothing. The objective condition of the world cannot, realistically, give rise to anything other than violent upheaval and human dysfunction in all corners of the social fabric. There is a limit to how far you can push people before they start pushing back. And quite frankly, the SPLC 12 has no power to stop this.
So, how can we avoid the worst? How might we prevent the occurrence of more Thomas Balls, and all manner of future untidyness?
It is very simple. We must begin to take seriously the underlying social conditions which give rise to such people and such manifestations. And then, we must work intelligently to rectify those conditions.
Pursuant to that end, new voices must be heard. And I don't mean feminist voices.
A statement of mine, from almost a year ago, will provide further clarification in the present subject area.
http://counterfem.blogspot.com/2011/06/fire-that-will-not-be-contained.html
posted by Fidelbogen at 1:16 PM
6 Comments:
I would not worry about the SPLC - from what I have been reading, they have already invalidated themselves a long time ago.
And, I apologize, I do not think any violence related to the bad feminist policy is coming.
Thomas Ball was one incident.
It seems to me, that if things were really as bad as has been suggested, such violence would already be occurring.
I understand and identify that many men have been severely screwed over by "the feminist system" - but I believe that a larger majority of men have avoided that system, and another majority do not care about that system.
Just my two cents (or puddle or dried up urine) - take your pick.
The SPLC may have "invalidated" themselves in some people's eyes, but they are still dangerous and they still swing a lot of clout.
Violence is coming due to the spiritual toxin which feminist innovation has introduced into the social ecology. I've written about this for quite a while . . .
Well, I do not think its going to happen because of feminism per say.
I have heard that in the near future, there might be "food riots" - but riots over family courts?
I doubt this for a few reasons.
1. things are bad now, there would already be mass violence if there were going to ever be mass violence.
2. men are avoiding the system (like myself), even if it is involuntarily.
3. women are more miserable today than ever - the reason - many men (especially the "good" ones) avoid them - or just use them for sex (unfulfilling)
And honestly, when the so-called sh*t hits the fan, men are the glue that hold things together.
Things will change - in the realm of feminism - but I do not believe that it will be via violence committed by men.
Sorry, just a pinch of a disagreement.
1984 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, a man poured gasoline on himself and lit it up, protesting having his kids taken from him. Local newspaper blacklisted the news. There may have been many such incidents. When the journalists are liars and political agendists, it is hard to tell what has happened.
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