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[From "What Makes a Man?"]

Slaves and Citizens
Wow, look at you. Mommy’s big boy, all grown up. You can do anything, now that you’re an adult. You can eat all the cake, drink all the craft beer, and watch all the porn into the wee hours of the morning because nobody can limit your consumption now that you’ve shed the trappings of childhood and become a man. Or, have you?

Take a step back and look at who you have become. Today, the average American male is a pale specter of manliness that was present just a few generations prior. Grip strength tested today is down 20% over a span of 30 years. We spend more time indoors and are sedentary, our short-term memory is basically non-existent and we’re sicker than ever. Compare yourself to men of the past and ask if you really deserve the same title as them.

Comparing the Greek words Aner vs Anthropos reveals us how a distinction that once existed between men and the rest. Real men have been, and will always be, rare – while all others will just be shadow figures. While both terms described human males, aner went farther, to distinguish said men as those who were more than just the base. Consumers, and modern NPCs, all fit the definition of anthropos. They do not rise in any discernible way past the flesh heap of common man. Therefore, they do not deserve any higher title than that. Why then would there be no further distinctions between the two?

Slave Societies and the Military State
The great slave societies of the past included, but were not limited to, the Greek city states, the Roman Empire, and the antebellum South. Each of these civilizations maintained large slave populations that constituted significant portions of their labor force. Sparta stands out as one of the most stark examples of a slave society in that slaves, or helots, constituted around 80% of Sparta’s population. The slave population, at its peak, in Dixie constituted around 33%, despite being a mere 13% of the total U.S. population. Being that Sparta, and to a lesser extent other slave societies, contained so many slaves, there were constant and realistic fears of slave uprisings that could threaten the lives and business interests of the rest of the population. It is no coincidence that each of the great slave societies maintained strong military traditions and standing forces at the ready to check against uprisings.

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The South, like other great slave societies, was not just a militaristic one, but the sort of society that simultaneously fosters a culture in which social refinement blooms. Southern poets, authors, artists and statesmen were, more often than not, the leading talents in their fields, even after the end of the War. Southern military schools did, and have continued, to produce leaders in many fields disproportionate to their competitor schools. The Southern military tradition even continues today with over 50% of the combat forces of the United States being produced by the Southern states, wholly disproportionate with the country’s population.

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As in the novel Starship Troopers, you could not vote or become a citizen if you did not complete your military service requirements. The end product of this agoge and military service allowed the numerically disadvantaged Spartans to reign over their more numerous helots with an iron fist, while simultaneously warding off enemy nations. Compared to the heroic Greek soldiers of other city states, the Spartans were, for the most part, the professional elites. Not only this, Sparta was also home to some of the most iconic artists and architects of the time, something that similarly occurs in other great slave societies. The agoge was such a revered system that nobles, from all around the Greek world, would fight for a chance to send their child through the same system.

All this and more was required just for Spartans to attain the rights and privileges that you, as that special grown-up boy that you are, think you are entitled to. What though have you done to earn said rights? While you may believe that the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are inalienable, and God given, can you really believe that all men are equal? Can two individuals of different size, or even importance, be entitled to the same share of finite resources within their country? Why should a self-diagnosed depressive, bipolar lgbtqaipsuv demikin have the same rights and privileges as someone who contributes to society? Why should the average person even have the right to vote?

I’ve written before about chattel slavery and how the absence of self-mastery would result in your enslavement. How then, can people who fail to master themselves, have responsibility to weild a tool to oppress others?

The byproduct of the great slave societies’ need for military tradition bore out the pleasant side effect that those who bore through the rigors of said systems were rarely below average and often outpaced their contemporaries.

Using research conducted in his latest book, “Understanding the Assault on the Black Man, Black Manhood and Black Masculinity,” as the foundation for his lecture, Dr. Muhammad masterfully detailed the various ways in which the Black man has been chemically castrated and feminized—which involves much more than sexual identity or sexual desire.

Citing a scholarly article, “Neurohormonal Functioning and Sexual Orientation: A Theory of Homosexuality-Heterosexuality,” co-authored by Dr. Lee Ellis and Dr. M. Ashley Ames, and published by the American Psychological Association in 1987, Dr. Muhammad revealed how scientists have been researching “gender inversions”—switching male orientation to female and vice versa.
“The whole phenomenon of Black homosexuality today is a spawn of the White man’s science,” Dr. Muhammad argued.

He went on to explain that over a span of 30 years, culminating in 1987, scientists had mastered creating both neurological and behavioral sexual inversions in lab animals, using five different strategies designed to produce the same outcome: a form of castration that essentially caused males of the species to behave and act like females, particularly after the onset of puberty.

“Evidence has accumulated that many of the experiments conducted with laboratory animals have close parallels in humans,” the article stated. “We show that at least four of the five methods used in laboratory animals to induce inversions of sexual orientation appear to have similar effects in humans.”

For his lecture, Dr. Muhammad focused on two of those five methods. One was the weaponizing of a pregnant woman’s womb by tricking her immune system into producing antibodies that attack testosterone produced by her male fetus. The other was chemically inducing gender through introduction of “antiandrogens,” or drugs that can block or reduce the amount testosterone present in men.

“Testosterone does way more than control the male libido,” Dr. Muhammad explained. “Testosterone produces the male brain and controls masculine behavior. Testosterone masculinizes the brain of men. … It masculinizes behavior. What testosterone does, it encourages the behavior intended to acquire dominance. Scientists have said that an example of testosterone as a dominance hormone is that people who revolt against oppressors, their testosterone level is high. So, high testosterone is a biochemical attribute of those who revolt against oppressors.”

In the section of the article titled, “Pharmacological Causes of Human Sexual Inversions,” it reads, “As already discussed for laboratory animals, the evidence that drugs can cause sexual inversions, including inverted sexual orientation, is strong.”

The article goes on to say, “One set of drugs, the progestins (or progestogens), have been repeatedly implicated as having sexually inverting effects.”

Depo-Provera is an example of these drugs. It is commonly administered to women as a form of birth control, either through injection or a pill. Because it is an antiandrogen, Depo-Provera can block or significantly reduce the amount of testosterone produced in males, effectively feminizing them. This is usually accomplished by introducing Depo-Provera to women who are already pregnant, or after they give birth and are breastfeeding their babies.

Dr. Muhammad said in hospitals, doctors and nurses are “hawks,” immediately trying to get women to go on birth control after having babies. Female estrogen hormones can be passed along to encourage feminization in male children, he said. In addition, excess estrogen can cause masculinization in both female children and their mothers.

“The Black lesbian phenomenon, is scientifically produced,” he said.