Rudyard Lynch on Consumer Culture, Stifling Bureaucracy, and the Incel Revolution

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[@AdamTheCoop1]

im sure I will come back to delete or amend this comment, but I cannot understand why a self respecting youtuber would ever spend time with the incel clown that is rudyard frigging lynch and his dumbass tim pool/JD vance lookin freaky huge dome. he is a reprehensible and disgusting incel.

[@apreviousseagle836]

The reason your wife has masculine energy is because you have none, and it's not all your fault - Government force has neutered most males. We can't fight 10 huge and highly armed police officers if we do anything as much as breathe wrong.

[@nunyadamnbusiness100]

I agree and do think its useful to point out that the menial jobs young boys do while they transition into adulthood are only tolerable while they are a rite of passage. I think it is also a good point that it is intolerable after a long time. I think the way to look at it is the age these things are expected to happen and how education and jobs are different for men and women today. A boy who starts a menial job that is temporarily tolerable for a year or so until he goes to school is one thing. But a boy who faces an education gap where colleges are 2/3 women means that not only is he working the menial job, but he's watching his female peers get scholarships to go to the college he either cant get into, or has to take out loans to attend (All of this not even mentioning the environment of hostility most colleges have towards men now). So now he watches his female peers raise their standards to college educated only. Maybe he's lucky, maybe he is not. Then if he was lucky, he watches them get either more scholarships for grad school, or internships, and experience before entering the workforce, and making 6 figures, raising their standards even further. So men get to run the same race as women, but the women have shoes with springs in them, but the men are barefoot with ankle weights. And when the men point out this glaring societal negligence, theyre called incels. No wonder they voted for Trump.

[@bungalowlogic7676]

Thinking back to my paper route at 11 years old. Too bad newspapers are practically dead

[@86Framer]

It’s dramatically easier just to say “boys bad, girls good” instead of getting into the numbers and the consequences of the dating crisis. For every 2 college educated women we only have one man in that demo. Once we add on extremely popular preferences for these women. Like being a Democrat, earning a living wage/ making the same or more money as them. And then we have the men with good jobs who date and marry the Fry Girls at Whack Donald’s to take away too. We then end up with 4, 5, or 6 in plus girls for one boy that meets their popular requirements.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

Girls love bad boys, be bad.

[@christoffsimply3179]

I have worked at 2 different warehouses You could get fired if you wore earbuds. One argument was safety: you have to be able to hear forklifts, etc. The other is you have to be able to hear people calling over to you to do something. Especially your manager.

[@Triaxx2]

Retail has a similar policy... and then uses electric forklifts, which as it turns out... you still can't hear especially over the PA playing constant muzak, the ventilation fans and HVAC units and refrigeration systems running.

[@handlesrstupid123]

I feel its a control thing

[@EricFeldmann]

while working at McDonalds i would listen to book tapes while doing the dishes, my manager told me not to and i ignored her, while listening i worked faster and better, but they did not like it

[@jonb32oz]

I really like Rudyard and his channel.. but that being said, this clip reminds me of the scene in Good Will Hunting where Robin Williams scolds Matt Damon about knowing everything about life from a book. Rudyard is smart and insightful, but he's still a kid. Important to keep that in mind.

[@brianmeen2158]

Agree, Rudyard just does not have enough actual life experience and wisdom yet

[@cryptologic90]

Not only is he just a kid but he's a kid who has done everything not to live a normal working man life so we should take what he says with a grain of salt dude has zero experience in anything he talks about

[@handlesrstupid123]

Is there a specific example to what your referring too. I just didnt get that opinion watching the video, though I could see it being true of him generally.

[@jmfana9154]

@@handlesrstupid123 Do not take knowledge about women from a man with no wife or kids.

[@edpewalkee]

Maybe the teachers were concerned he was drawing swords because he was in danger of becoming one of those dorks who collects swords.

[@charliedontsurf334]

How is that any different from an NRA guy that collects guns?

[@johnathanmandrake7240]

Thank you for your vomit of a opinion.

[@nothingnew765]

There are worse things to collect.

[@Brent-z2s]

I would collect books 📚 but my friend collected knives 🗡️ and he would spend the week at my house and my sister would go spend the week with his sister and they cleaned his room and put all of his knives under his bed. Sheets when he got back home he went to bed and almost stabbed himself and asked me what kind of psycho sister do you have.

[@mheiseus]

Anytime i see incel,i just ignore the program

[@brianmeen2158]

It’s a term that’s starting to be used way too much .

[@Nubbley]

seriously. any guy that "doesn't pursue women" are being called incel now and anyone that uses the word just gets invalidated immediately for using the word xD

[@rugerdie4054]

5:30 that only works if your warehouse job is not around any large. Equipment doesn't require communication with your peers. Actively. It's quite literally a safety hazard to work in a warehouse without situational awareness. If you put earbuds in, you won't be able to hear as well. If I caught one of my marines doing that, I would immediately tell them to take those things out. However, if you had out of ear earbuds such as shocks and your productivity doesn't fall, and you can still communicate with your peers, I wouldn't have a problem with it.

[@ismaelhall3990]

Give men opportunities.

[@jackdeniston6150]

Not even give. Stop stopping

[@DohertyT2319]

Love this dude

[@RFG0neWON1969]

RealMen walk 🚶‍♂️ away

[@trumpius_maximus47]

You got a problem, brah. You staring at me , brah. 😂

[@brianmeen2158]

Walk away from what? Women? If you think that is a practical solution for most men then you are deluded

[@sdrc92126]

Yeah, but what is the option?

[@farallimacha]

The only option is to build parallel society. More details in a book: "Power of the powerless" by Vaclav Havel.

[@frenchdreamer1986]

There are many many things going through Lynch's head at the same time, but he seems to be fine with it.

[@letsgobrandon416]

The thing that gets missed when someone points out a strong women with tremendous drive, as he uses his wife as an example, she only exists because of the civilization men built around her. Men thrive on building civilisation. Womem thrive inside a civilization. Men tend to falter the less there is to conquer and build. That's what we see today. Womem thriving and taking over traditionally masculine positions as men fade out. That will continue until the system collapses to the point where woman can no longer keep it running and retreat and men build it backup again.

[@sachagoytia9553]

Of couse this is my vive, we need to change this course

[@stevensenator4804]

@8:25 - I like ShoeOnHead too. She is a conservative who used to be a socialist, but is in denail about her transition.

[@PS987654321PS]

Dad saves is an annoying dork

[@bungalowlogic7676]

@DadSavesAmerica dropping a ShoeOnHead reference. Have June and her husband on for an interview

[@DadSavesAmerica]

I'm a fan of Shoe. She's awesome (except for the socialism, but nobody's perfect).

[@roastbeef4918]

Lmao make sure you go check out her nudes. She is just another 304.

[@PS987654321PS]

Dad saves is a bore who interrupts

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

He looks like a boomer. 😂

[@talesfromthemoribund702]

"Dork afraid of backlash from wife in America"

[@Deborah28277]

I am having difficulty following the theme/ thought thread in this piece.

[@johnathanmandrake7240]

It's a excerpt from a longer conversation

[@DannyFyffe]

The young boy on here has an issue with eye contact when he is talking directly to you. So there is something going on there. He also could not hardly finish a clear thought. He is so busy to appear intellectual by recalling books he has read, he gets mixed up and incoherent quite often. For these reasons, I would not waste my time watching the whole thing.

[@trentreffner5699]

Funny, i am drinkibg and understood entirely what he said and i read you comment to the end... i guess there are two types of people in this world. Those who have discipline and understanding even under inibriation... and those who dont.

[@Getit_gotit_good]

This is a young man that has accomplished next to nothing with the exception of talking and making fairly wild claims. Autist influencers are the strangest influencers.

[@TrapperDavido]

Many unsubstantiated claims. Rogan quoted a claim about hard times, hard men, soft times soft men. Several generations are unfamiliar with hard times. This is where we find ourselves. Rough road ahead.

[@beautifully_scarred_lea]

Good times do create soft men, while bad times create hard men. This is depicted throughout the history of mankind including today. The 2024 election showed that MEN OVERWHELMINGLY VOTED FOR TRUMP. BAD TIMES FROM THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION CAUSED MEN TO VOTE IN A MAN THAT HAS A STRICTER POLICY APPROACH WHEN IT COME TO ORDER UNLIKE THE CHAOTIC POLICIES UNDER BIDEN

[@chernagast6754]

"Women never revolted in history" Bro has never read Vietnamese history. Women rose up and fought oppressors damn near every time. They are an exception to the rule, but they existed! Loved drawing "war" as well as a teen. My young son was expelled from school for making a joke about being stabbed in the butt with a sword. The teacher claimed the other students were "Visibly upset". 5yo boy. Sure thing lady.

[@CaesarGhost2030]

women were always revolting, but when men do it everyones cooked, social media knows this and we aren’t provided any controversial necessities while the women are ignored and often empowered because the regime can take advantage of their sense for security

[@judgeude]

a 3 year failed movement in vietnam and one rebellion in western africa are mostly just stories and exceptions to the rule. if you have any evidence of an actual successful military movement led by women, i’d love to hear.

[@beautifully_scarred_lea]

No. They have never LAUNCH LED OR STARTED A REVOLT. This is not saying they never participated. Women most certainly did participate and always will. BUT THEY WILL NEVER BE THE ONES TO START A REVOLT. They rely on men who are on their side, to throw the first stone. LISTEN

[@julianstone1192]

The French Revolution the women of Paris rose up too, similar story but I got fed up with the bs and ended up physically fighting with the teachers when I realized it didn’t matter they would try to punish me anyway for everything, 9/11 just happened and I would create a slideshow recreation on the computers

[@KatallinaVT]

@@julianstone1192 Yes, this. What the speakers overlooked is that often, what drives men to finally act is when the situation around them gets so bad that it starts effecting their women and children. Women might not fight as often, but they often are or can be a catalyst. The French Revolution is a great example, as is the influence of Lady MacBeth on her husband or the incitement to have the Trojan War, which was caused by Paris taking Helen. Yes, the latter two are fictional, but they highlight the reality that a key thing women do--or cause--is being a catalyst to get men moving. The biggest problem modernly, in my opinion, is that men actually invented themselves out of the market unintentionally. They made things for women that made life easy enough that women stopped needing them / women's roles stopped being needed, allowing corporate greed to reclassify them. Eg. inventing the washing machine.

[@AncientRylanor69]

Don't,

[@МаксимЛонгин]

Two sweet bunnies, talking about men😅