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What is the difference in incarcerations compared to the number of arrests in regard to gender? (the ratio)
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the current drug war in america was originally a cultural war (anslinger, et al.) against inner city "dark types," but in the last three decades has been employed as a weapon to intimidate and stunt incipient liberations of american masculinity
the war on drugs, like the war on sex, is a war on freedom -- that is, male freedom
at the same time in history that women became "liberated" and were elevated to moral and social supremacy, american men were shunted en masse to the prisons, gutters and graveyards
it's the mass unacknowledged spiritual wound of modern american society
the war between the sexes is over, boys. we lost. women got their way. they always do. now the question is, what do we want to make of ourselves?
ray remark
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I beg to differ. I believe woman have dominated Western Culture for quite some time, not just the last 30 years.
For example, do you really think prohibition was a male creation? It eventually became a tool to generate revenue for an ever growing Government machine, but was clearly born out of the desire of housewives and the wives of men in high places to control their husbands who tend to drink, party, frequently use the services of sex care providers (Prositutes if you will) and spend much time away from home.
Men typically are content with comfort but many woman get bored with it and must find something to complain about. Turmoil is is a womans game and they have mastered it as a tool of deception. I believe that we could easily find examples throughout history that confirm this.
Many other acts of violence can clearly be linked to activities of women. For example. In the first fifty years of the twentith centry, this Country was plaqued with race riots which were multiplied when the Media Maggots (newspapers then) used these events to enrage whites. Many of the incidents that sparked the media blitz and then the riots were claims of white women that she was raped by a black man after she was caught by her husband out late and obviously meeting with her lover.
Though I believe you are correct about the last thirty years, I feel that it goes much deeper and has been present in our culture a very long time.
As far as the culture war, I think it's better refered to as the Class War which is still going on today.
The war on freedom is right on the money and started immediately after the first lawyer was appointed to office after the Constitution was signed. It's been all down hill since. It began a rapid decay when the ABA (American Bar Association) was created.
That's my interpetation and not meant to slam you or your opinion. I just had to give my two cents worth. :-)
Dan Curry
DanCurry.Com
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no, this hardly constitutes a slam by any terms i'm used to -- you wouldn't believe what i usually get ... no offense taken whatsoever
i do not see where we differ -- indeed women, in a state of mass hysteria not unlike what we're seeing today, drove the temperance movement and intitiated prohibition, with all its occult evils
as far as women dominating western culture for more than the past thrity years, again we agree ... western culture is an outgrowth of incipient male ego/consciousness (what we now call masculinity) and is exteriorized in "patriarchal" forms of social organization ... but men do not run western culture ... that is a great illusion
with the possible exceptions of certain city-states during classical greece, especially during the rule of solon, men have never dominated any major civilization ... men imagine, build, defend and maintain civilizations, but women are civilization
j. campbell said it best: "woman is life, man is the servant of life"
women have always ruled, as the archaeological, mythological, iconographic, folk, and depth psychological record shows readily
despite appearances women rule still, especially in the modern west
the question, as always: now who will men be?
ray remark
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