The Dark Origins of the Women's Movement

Some people think the first wave of the women's movement was mostly positive. But the reality is quite different. In this video, I briefly discuss the origins of the modern woman's campaign.
Source:
The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us - Carrie Gress
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Series on the Women's Movement
Video 1 - The Dark Origins of the Women's Movement
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Video 2 - The Monstrosity of the Women's Movement
• The Monstrosity of the...
Video 3 - Occultism in the Women's Movement
• Occultism in the Women...
Video 4 - Mrs. Lucifer
• Mrs. Lucifer
Video 5 - The Luciferian Religion of the Women's Movement
• The Luciferian Religio...
Video 6 - The Dark Acts of the Women's Movement
• The Dark Acts of the W...
Video 7 - The Cruelty of the Women's Movement
• The Cruelty of the Wom...

[@angelawacky2716]

Go ahead and dig some more! The church needs to hear this. Thanks!

[@PoliteLeader]

@angelawacky2716 You're welcome! And will do.

[@AngelDGarcia]

A good book on this is “Occult Feminism: the Secret History of Women's Liberation” by Rachel Wilson

[@chrisdavid4935]

I was an English major at a Liberal Arts school. I read Mary Wollstonecraft, but didn't know all of this. I remember one of my professors suggesting that Satan was the liberator of Eve as we studied Paradise Lost. There really is no neutrality. Thank you for covering this topic. Let us pray that such women repent and come to Christ.

[@dotero1817]

More digging would be much appreciated! Thanks for all you do Alan... God bless

[@PoliteLeader]

Appreciate it and you are welcome.

[@treystephens6166]

More Digging???

[@wendyfowler3536]

Deeper dive please. Thank you and blessings on your week also. ☺️

[@driverdave1298]

Amen

[@chuckcribbs3398]

Watch Spencer Smith and his three-part series on the rise of the feminist occult. They are excellent.

[@psalm2forliberty577]

Great job Alan as always. You dug up some names & how they "contributed" to the mess we see now. A deeper dive please. Suggestion: can you delve into the phenomena of how hyper Charismatic women teachers as Prophets have made tragic inroads into Evangelicalism ? Ala Joyce Myers, etc ? GODSPEED - David in Texas

[@helenkotowske3829]

Part one: Thanks for the history lesson. I grew up in the 1960's when many American and Christian values were questioned. I remember that a friend's mother had pro feminist books. I didn't read them. I took Fine Arts and English classes at Cal State Long Beach. The arts side of the campus, compared to the Business and Engineering side, had the crazy stuff going on. One event was a protest display, on the Art Dept. lawn, of sexually explicit plaster sculptures by a masters degree student whose work was rejected. Then, a literature professor and a Painting and Drawing professor presented a class in a large lecture room, with a male and a female nude model standing in front of the students. This would be considered normal in a Life Drawing class. It was shocking in the Comparitive Literature class. I think they did it as an act of rebellion to push the sexual revolution, free love, and reject Christian norms. Some girls quit wearing bras and sometimes burned them, along with guys' draft cards at student demonstrations against the Vietnam War. It was all very confusing. Oh, after growing up in church, I learned from our study of Nietzche that God was dead. What!??? Also, I remember a male friend of mine asking me what I thought of the Woman's Movement. I was nervous and didn't know what to say. I just laughed. There were legitimate issues of how men treated women like we were not supposed to upstage men if we were smarter or had athletic skills. Married women couldn't get loans without their husband.

[@INeedJesus4sure]

There are legitimate causes in the 1960s that should not be condemned, like the civil rights movement and anti war. But yeah alot of garbage were thrown in too

[@staciecarrasco665]

Please do dig deeper. We need this!

[@garlicgirl3149]

I was one of those that thought the 2nd wave was okay. It was a 3 hour documentary on PBS. I wish I could remember the name of the woman. She was more about women being treated with respect (protection w/ domestic violence), equal pay, legal rights if abandoned by spouse, etc. She was not a proponent of free love or being equal to a man. She was bashed by G.S. and other feminist. I had no idea their roots went back this far!!! Thank you.

[@SarahHodgins]

there are certainly different types of feminist but the most influencial has been the gloria type...but remember everyone, the CIA IS MOSTLY MEN wink wink

[@Navi_Habakkuk]

Deeper dive please. Great content as always

[@PoliteLeader]

You got it and thanks.

[@DonBailey-od1de]

The removal of Love , Honor and obay out of the marriage vows is the destruction of marriage and the family.

[@kimmathis9205]

I obey no one but god

[@DonBailey-od1de]

@@kimmathis9205 Buy your goldfish a bicycle and yourself a cat.

[@LucianaPelota]

Deeper dive. Excellent overview.

[@PoliteLeader]

@LucianaPelota Thank you.

[@jugbywellington1134]

Look for Mark Passio's presentations on the occult. They tell you much about why the world is the way it is now.

[@buckaroobonsaitree7488]

Please continue to expound on this topic. Too many well meaning Christian women have no idea of the evil behind this anti God movement. Too many pastors are cowards that are pathetic and less than men in my opinion. They will never offend their biggest paying customers by reading the plain scripture without qualifiers, even if THAT offends almighty God.

[@michaelsayen4360]

Church debt is what causes them to cater to women.

[@derealized797]

These days especially, i see "Lilith" mentioned a lot, seen as like a heroic figure to women... of course you see this sort of thing everywhere. Some people act as though it's just a joke or not taken seriously, but i think there is something more to it than that, i think the point is more about normalizing certain things. I don't want to drag this comment out here. But I've experienced certain things, like a haunting, heard tapping and seen shadows had electronics act up on their own. I've even physically felt something touch me that wasn't there. Unmistakably. People will start to have these kinds of experiences themselves more, with how they're inviting it in. And how will they feel about it now? They're going to find out the hard way. You don't want it around you.

[@stanleybroniszewsky8538]

If you do a KZbin search for Pastor Charles Lawson, I'm sure he had something to say. He's a no nonsense KJV Bible believing minister. Always a blessing to hear his sermons.

[@cheryl-gu6qp]

Very interesting and informative. Additional videos on the topic would be beneficial.

[@kathleenmurray3042]

Deeper dive. Thank you for the desire to approach this topic.

[@PoliteLeader]

You're welcome.

[@karenpearson6991]

I've always known feminism is deeply wrong. We only have to look at the consequences.

[@jackjones3657]

Thank you for these factual clarifications! The disastrous effects of feminist perversions can be seen all over western societies.

[@jeannettecollazo2459]

I would like a deeper dive. Thanks.

[@PoliteLeader]

@jeannettecollazo2459 You're welcome.

[@wendyraptureready]

Great content, I wish more pastors would talk about this.

[@goosieschmoo8239]

To those who think Eve was by herself when satan gave her the apple...you are mistaken: Genesis 3:6 So when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was a delight to the eyes, and that the tree was to be desired to make one wise, she took of its fruit and ate, and she also gave some to her husband who was with her, and he ate.

[@haiasinosdnah0813]

Deeper dive please!!!

[@mro2352]

Deeper dive will be very useful. Just stating things without a backing you are citing won’t help those of us trying to fight the culture war.

[@michaelsayen4360]

If you want to understand the culture war, talk to me.

[@garlicgirl3149]

I thought he said resources in notes below?

[@malcolmandrews4942]

People need to read R. L. Dabney's lengthy article entitled WOMEN'S RIGHTS WOMEN. Using Biblical principles, he was able to show where feminism would lead long. before the movement bore its full fruit.

[@TiagoGomez-hb9te]

Source?

[@lynnebvinson2888]

Deep dive, plz. It is so prevalent right now. We need knowledge to combat it.

[@michaelsayen4360]

Please read my new book on divorce. And feel free to chat with me. Women were not allowed to divorce. They were stuck in abusive and oppressive marriages. The Woman’s Suffrage Movement started off with the intention of dismantling coverture at common law in 1850. This actually was an expanded movement of feminism in England around the 1830’s and was brought over by some prominent women here in America. Women wanted the right to divorce and then from there, sexual freedom. Abortion pill became necessary for the feminist movement because they did not want to be forced to marry to support a child born out of wedlock. The right to vote in 1930 was an extension of the feminist movement. They were using the slave amendments as leverage to abolish coverture in the courtrooms. Once coverture was dismantled they had to have political power to change state and federal laws with the right to vote. That is why women vote in masses. All matrimonial matters in England were handled by the Church of England. Because of this, they followed the Bible and did not give married women (and women who lived under their father’s roof) a lot of freedom. They were a legal extension of their husband, or under the authority of their father (patriarchy). Women were not allowed to own land, sign contracts, or initiate divorce in America under couverture law. Caroline complained to Parliament and Parliament took the authority of divorce out of the ecclesiastical courts and gave it to their courts of equity in 1857. Allowing women to divorce for adultery if compounded by a second offense. This, and the tender years doctrine started to give women power in the courtroom. It went from the use of cannon law in ecclesiastical courts, to secular law in courts of equity. 100’s of women were arrested in England protesting couverture law in England before the 1850’s. They broke windows, did marches, and when arrested, went on hunger strikes. They were not seeking human rights, women wanted to escape patriarchy and biblical masculinity in marriages. Most women were not concerned about voting rights. They only wanted this later and it wasn’t consistent with all women. Feminism was nothing more than rebellious women (wives) who wanted the right to divorce and earn their own money.

[@hubertomitchellofficial]

do a deeper dive

[@andrewrosario914]

Agreed

[@yelsahblah3270]

I already know this topic very well, but the more it's shared the more the message is heard. The feminist movement was not good. Another deep dive on it is always appreciated.

[@helenkotowske3829]

I find it interesting that you used Taylor Swift's image for this topic. To me, she is not a very good musician. But the other reason I don't like her is because she demands worship and people, mainly women are worshipping her.

[@PoliteLeader]

I thought that her and the apple imagery matched with the thumbnail title.

[@grimlund]

She is not dermanding any worship. She is just an artist who has a hell of a lot off fans. But she doesnt demand any kind of worship. Not like your narcissistic God.

[@williamsporing1500]

I’m a 50+ year musician. Put her isolated vocal tracks in some software and watch how much she is manipulated. You’d laugh very hard…..

[@stefaniecawley218]

Great work Alan, was excited to see your video come up and excited to hear more Ive come against many women in the church, as a woman. Your wisdom is much appropriated, praying for you and the others i watch 🙏🏻 firstly for steadfastness and secondly for perseverance. God bless!

[@vicvancouver3123]

Hey this is great. Might be just the thing for me to send this playlist to someone I've been praying for; you just never know. Thank you!

[@PoliteLeader]

Awesome

[@margeebechyne8642]

I would like a deeper dive. Thank you, Alan. God bless!!

[@PoliteLeader]

You're welcome. God bless as well.

[@Pedant_Patrol]

Deeper dive, please. Especially focusing on the myth that the first wave was good.

[@teamairsoft1005]

I really enjoy your thoughts on this topic. I find the it interesting just how far back in history the origins of the womanist movement go. I’d like to see more videos on this.

[@PoliteLeader]

Thanks!

[@UnityFromDiversity]

The micro cycle(80 years): Hard times create strong men Strong men create good times Good times create baby boomers Baby boomers create hard times... The macro cycle(800-1200 years): Hard times create patriarchy(where positive rights are dependent on responsibilities, since men usually take more responsibilities than women this system is described as patriarchy) Patriarchy creates good times Good times creates feminism(equal rights independent of responsibilities) Feminism burns everything down, creating hard times... Men fight and die so that men can get a vote Men fight and die so that women can vote Men fight and die because of what women voted for When all the men are dead from conquest only the conquering men get a vote. To Adam God said, "Because YOU LISTENED TO YOUR WIFE & ate from the tree about which I commanded you not to: Cursed is the ground because of you, through painful toil you will eat of it, all the days of your life." -Genesis 3:17 Man's hiearchy of needs: 1 Safety 2 Food & Water 3 Shelter & Sleep 4 Social & Sexual needs 5 Communal & self esteem needs 6 Self Actualization In every category of need in men's hierarchy women needs are met better than men's, yet every election women vote to take more from men and give more to themselves. Women's hiearchy of needs: 1 Equality of Opportunity 2 Equality of Outcome 3 Equality of Authority 4 Equal Authority with no Responsibility 5 100% of the Authority with 0% Responsibility for the women, with 100% of the Responsibilities & 0% Authority for the man or men(especially sexual Responsibilities & Authorities). A tyrant has 100% authority with 0% responsibility. A slave has 100% responsibility with 0% authority. Today marriage, as redefined by the female democratic majority and family court system, makes the man a slave to a tyrant wife, who can divorce him at will, stealing his children, his wealth, and his human dignity. All womens natural unregulated desire is to have sex with high status bad bad boys and get innocent men to pay for the responsibility consequences(abortions, kids ect.). That's why women, no matter how meritocratic, should never vote. Women want equal rights authority to make all the decisions in their own life when the alpha f*cks opportunity is there. Its when responsibility slowly comes knocking that women want to shift responsibility back over to innocent men. Women want to sit at the poker table of the socio-sexual market place & make bets & authorize promises in the hundreds of thousands in reproductive costs when they can only actually back up a few pennies worth of responsibility. If women CAN'T take responsibility for a AUTHORIzation, then they CAN'T have equal AUTHORIty/rights as the guy who can. Every election women slant the system increasingly more in their favor. Show me a man who takes by force what he wants from women and I'll show you 100 women who vote to take by force what they want from men. Show me a grave created by patriarchy and Ill show you an entire graveyard created by feminism/communism. "Any society that negates the role of the father in the voluntarily marriage contract from decent civilization building men and replaces it with a involuntary centralized welfare state will not remain civilized for long."

[@kevinmorris8370]

Do more content on this subject

[@markdeduke606]

Sure would like to hear a more in depth. One

[@DavidNotSolomon]

The Devil tries to destroy God's works and undo his design.

[@matthewdyer2926]

More please. Can you cover Susan B. Anthony? She is held up as some sort of hero.

[@PoliteLeader]

Thanks. I will definitely cover Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Susan B. should come up in relation to her as she was Elizabeth's mouthpiece.

[@matthewdyer2926]

@@PoliteLeader Great!

[@AprilRivas-nh6zo]

Praise r king Jesus great channel we appreciate ur ministry we r praying for you amen 🙏

[@UnityFromDiversity]

Talk to Rachel Wilson about her book Satanic Feminism.

[@Savedbygrace22]

One and done here🙂 Thanks brother. Btw, how is Phil Johnson doing? Praying for our brother🙏

[@jacobbyarlay3420]

In one of Justin Peters' latest videos, Phil Johnson had an interview with Justin and he is in better health slowly getting back to normal.

[@bobbiesox6289]

Deeper dive please!

[@joshuafolen9748]

Alan, yes, I would like to hear more on this! God Bless!

[@greybeard277]

There are many details to dig into with these various anti natural movements. Thanks for your good work.

[@dkzabe1121]

Please expand more on this.

[@usernextuser5385]

Check out "The Declaration of Sentiments 1848". Regarded as what came out of the first meeting of feminists.

[@thomasbeall5323]

Please do a deep dive into this subject.

[@PoliteLeader]

@thomasbeall5323 Will do.

[@stevenjames1138]

If you're not already aware of it, I would recommend Rachel Wilson's book on the same subject, titled Occult Feminism: The Secret History of Women's Liberation.

[@PoliteLeader]

@stevenjames1138 Thanks Steven Yes I've heard of it.

[@tonyadikin8554]

Yes, please do a deeper dive

[@PoliteLeader]

@tonyadikin8554 Will do!

[@VideoQuestEx]

Keep going. Make more videos like these. Also, if you can, do interviews with people like Carrie Gress.

[@PoliteLeader]

@VideoQuestEx Will do. Hmm. Interview Carrie. I'll have to think about that one.

[@VideoQuestEx]

@@PoliteLeader - Hey, take your time & think about it. No rush.

[@teckwee18]

What is your opinion of the recent comment made by John macarthur on mental well being?

[@PoliteLeader]

@teckwee18 Since I'm a member at Grace, I can't really say much. All I can say is that my position on my pastor's comments would contain some criticism.

[@teckwee18]

@@PoliteLeader it's okay, I've listen to his own response in his latest sermon.

[@johnnk3256]

Yeah, I read Rachel Wilson's 0ccult Fmnsm book.

[@americandropbear5081]

When you’re at a restaurant with a woman, do you pay for everything? If the Titanic is sinking, do you let a female stranger have your seat on the lifeboat?

[@brendaduncan4347]

I would like to know more about the feminist movement. I was a young woman in the 70's when the feminist movement was very strong. So, I know about it, but I would like to know more about it before the 70's and since.

[@PoliteLeader]

@brendaduncan4347 New video on it every Saturday on this channel. I will get to the second wave of the 1960s and 1970s sure enough.

[@jeremyhodge6216]

Nothing good comes from this movement 😔

[@TiagoGomez-hb9te]

Explain please

[@CB-vt3mx]

"Feminism" starts at the fall. Go ahead, read Genesis chapter 3 again. We'll wait. What was Eve's temptation again? I'll help you out here...she was tempted to be God. Nothing has changed since.

[@WattisWatts]

I'm sure the Banks of London were concerned that half of certain populations weren't contributing to the payment of taxes.

[@ericmorgan204]

The 2000 years known as the “Age of Grace” that Jesus Gifted us, “Is Over”, and All the gods that He and His Disciples exorcised from from the Earth, “Are Back”. People see it, but Cannot understand It.

[@lalaboards]

Proud member of polite society here !!!!!!

[@PoliteLeader]

Thanks Lala!

[@jesusprofessor314]

One and done.

[@dudleyvandergriff8174]

Mary-worship is spiritual Feminism.

[@kimmathis9205]

Oh now your hating on the mother of Jesus. WOW

[@dudleyvandergriff8174]

@@kimmathis9205 oh now you're lying and slandering a strange man online. Shut your female mouth.

[@pedro.pe916]

Feminism has been controversial since the beginning. Today it literally goes too far. Thank you for the content and bibliography.

[@user-vy9hr2ti2h]

Should christians watch modern christian movies like war room?

[@conceptualclarity]

At the very least they should not feel obligated to watch them.

[@12111scott]

Good work. I feel this is in response to you being rebuked by some on “Jezabel spirit” theory. It’s feminism run amuck.

[@figaro7859]

Great job, dear brother Alan, yes, I would it extremely much, if you could elaborate more on this topic, because you are smart and always polite :=D

[@mikey6214]

Thank you Gloria

[@Sharonewarnock]

Please expand this. We need to hear this. Shx 🌷

[@n-tv5fm]

Please do a deep study and insightful video, appreciate 💯

[@alexxdeboo]

Women pastors..? And 7 day adventists..?

[@5thQuarterBible]

Definitely a deep dive!

[@GhostRanger5060]

Brilliant content. #blessings

[@Ghalion666]

I knew feminism was gross back in grade 2, and I was born in 83 so grade 3 was.. I dunno, 89? I remember speaking out in class that I didn't think it felt very 'equal' to hear common sayings like 'men are pigs', and that 'a man should never hit a woman', instead of 'you shouldn't hit people'. Another student (female) said 'sounds like you're taking this a little too personally', and the whole class and teacher laughed. It was then that I decided everyone was being brainwashed by evil because what I said was super common sense. I was raised by a poor pro-feminism single mother btw. I have ZERO sympathy for people who can't see the obvious, no matter HOW marginalized they think they are.

[@jimc2932]

Yes please do a deeper dive.

[@PoliteLeader]

@jimc2932 Will do!

[@keittkatranch5167]

Deeper dive, please.

[@INeedJesus4sure]

Interesting, didn´t know this. I am grateful for the suffragates and rights women have gained, but this explains much of modern feminism

[@josephalvarez6735]

I'm actually disappointed with the video I figured there would be more of in depth and details, a video with more resources. The book you showed at the end of the video I came across and another video by the actual artist on a podcast and interview. I suppose I was expecting more in-depth information on the whole matter during the suffrage age which I believe happened after world war I. I understand KZbin and its policies but the funny thing is it seems to me there's been a lot of conversation about the matter feminism and people who are against it and the videos have not been taken down.

[@denonjoka8848]

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[@PoliteLeader]

Thanks Deno. Will do.

[@denonjoka8848]

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[@septimusforster]

During watching nearly this entire series, one question keeps nagging my mind: What, then, is the use of a woman to a man? God's holy intent was for her to be a suitable help, yes. But with all this, it serves in total contradiction to that divine purpose. No wonder most men now take women not as the Creation Woman, but as objects of their fleeting fancies, mere trinkets, embellishments today, rank and dour soon the next day.

[@christineobrien7707]

Yes, please continue on this subject.5 and 1/2 minutes long? That was just a tease sir!!😉👍👍

[@NothingNowhere-vu5oq]

Tell that to the thousands of professional conservative women that I see everywhere all day long.

[@kimmathis9205]

Thank you

[@1865Cowboy]

Alan, Please go deeper on this topic. Additionally, if you’re willing, speak to where feminism went in the 1960 and 70’s. Thank you.

[@PoliteLeader]

Will do, Cowboy and you're welcome.

[@SarahHodgins]

pronounced Wolstencroft, and it's important I think to understand in England at that time, women were not considered persons and thus had absolutely no rights. Yes her father was abusive and alcoholic if I remember right. Without marriage women had no means of survival, thus marriage became a sort of "business"...this occurred until the early 1900s i believe. It caused those women without money no choice but to become prostitutes as there were virtually NO other jobs.

[@FloydRunner2049]

Yet women learned to be blacksmiths and joined the guilds in the 1600’s and forward. This is a myth and must be interpreted correctly as to how women were viewed and treated dependent on contexts. The cradle of life was ultimately revered for millenia.

[@SarahHodgins]

@@FloydRunner2049 that would be pretty rare. There was much more structure concerning gender roles and in England, social status roles back then

[@FloydRunner2049]

@@SarahHodgins Not that rare. Women did smaller chainmail armour, nails and spikes, there’s drawings in the 1400’s with Haliot the blacksmith. There were women coal miners and such. The guild in London has references. Women weren’t prevented from owning property or business’. If you do some research in the libraries you’ll see. Class was an issue as you say, with voting obviously later on with parliament. Poor has to do whatever they could and they’re not as documented or even baptized or have their passing recorded harder to document individuals with names. But legal documents do exist. Women weren’t oppressed as much as women think. There’s also the women into the occult who were either revered or shunned depending on circumstances. Luck, crops, the crucible of life. Robert Frost poem of the scorned husband in a wheelbarrow paraded about the village pelted by garbage. Please study and enlighten yourself

[@SarahHodgins]

@@FloydRunner2049 you have given me some interesting info thanks...however, what would you have suggested to Mary Wolstencroft in her situation?

[@FloydRunner2049]

@@SarahHodgins Coincidentally the Shelly family is in my family tree along with many other notables. Where do we start? Religion and witches? Woolstonecroft’s parents? The Renaissance? The Gutenberg press and Martin Luther? Philosophers in general throughout the centuries prior to the 1800’s? The last 75-100 years and the impact of women with essentially more testosterone? After all hormones affect everything. The basic tenet of life is feeling safe. Money helps. Money isn’t 100% fulfilling. Interesting to me is the coincidence of my first ever novel as a precocious young reader. I was nine years old and reading Mary’s daughter’s book Frankenstein. Of course it took a second reading as an adult and some study to assume why such a young Mary’s creativity would result in such a horror. Raises the question of influences. Mary Woolstonecroft obviously wanted freedom, acknowledgment and saw a whole half of the people in her world without agency. Transpose her assumed perspective/perception and imagine what she thought would make women feel at the very least comfortable and safe. Consider her feeling of empathy towards society and the genders in her struggles. Think about yourself and how you try to understand so you feel safe, get agency, feel acknowledge. The choices we are afforded. Versus the choices someone with no money and someone with some privilege and the different choices/responsibilities and therefore different outlooks. When we extrapolate gender and choice and the overall stereotypes and the way life has changed since grandmother, mothers and current yet to be’s. Traditional wife who takes advantage of whatever is her way to regulate her life and the way she feels she will be safe (hypergamy) versus say someone like Danica Patrick who was supported by her father into being a successful woman in a very male world of racing cars. She chose to freeze her embryos just in case and at 42 it looks as though she’s not feeling fulfilment in her life include being a mother and the traditional stereo type of family. Of course women fortunately or unfortunately (depending on perspectives) have the last say about being pregnant et al. Men have the choices of whether they work or they enter into a relationship/marriage and (as I see it) prospective really really changes when you realize you’re the one responsible for raising another generation. Nature/nurture has changed a lot. Biology hasn’t. Affordability and the feel of security (safety) is based a lot on wealth or power and the about to provide it. Take family totally out of the equation and we have the current issue of looking after the oldest children (seniors). From the empathy perspective now versus Mary almost two centuries ago? Can we break it down to the same? Security? Purpose in life and fulfillment. Hence opportunity? Seems to be there’s a lot more support from almost all corners for women, diversity and inclusion, technology, tax incentives etc. Even manual labor has changed exponentially and women are out achieving men in almost all ways except in trades and STEM. Men hardly have a sanctuary anymore. They’re agency for acknowledge hasn’t changed a lot from the old school of man up, don’t be emotional. See how women have the same perception and judgments? Women have chosen to do away with all segregation in society. And now we see people being exceptionally ignorant and superficial. It’s almost come full circle in some stereotypical ways. I’ve studied this change in basic psychobiology, how fear is the subconscious motivation of all choice. Ego is the jacket worn by fear and all the hormones. We now have a doubled edged sword and moderation and hence the purpose and power to expect, judge and interpret whether someone is genuine, willing and even had the courage/ways and means to achieve said purpose (to me) requires the village. It requires us all to be on the same page somehow. To realize it’s vis a vis connecting we get things done in beneficial ways. I call them win /win /win situations. When the cause and effect carries on and benefits even those we do not consider. Unconditional giving without expecting reciprocity. This means not caring a whole lot about ego and getting some kind of lio service, profit or promotion. The giving in it’s off is the legacy. You can say in ways even given the sharing of the unconditional is also selfish or self serving through the imagined payoff of hope. Hope cares about as much as fulfillment. It’s completely a state of mind of a mind set. Now extricate what resonates with you from my thoughts/feelings, morals, ethics et al and apply it to the assumption of Mary’s trails and tribulations and how she learned to regulate so she felt she had safety and sanctuary to be able to move forward and live a life with purpose. How would you rationalize safety, ego, our underlying hormones, subconscious mind and so on? How do you feel oppressed as a human, as a woman and how it you feel about the other half and others of the rainbow (for lack of a better word). How do we ensure whomever gets what they need (when they’re willing and experienced and able to get to the finish line of fulfilment and a stable life with a sanctuary) and for everyone to achieve? Obvious everyone is not able for a myriad of reasons to get to the front of the line or top. I see the proxy is more like a project which requires constant effort and the only way we’re going to tryst each other is through shared triumphs. If we expect slight less, wee practice moderation I think we’ll have less worry and women won’t have to be on guard and assuming the lowest common denominator’s of society are most people. If the common denominators are ultra low we’re mot going to evolve and we’re back to the class system and being able to do the traditional get degree and/or a trade to be successful. We might have to revamp our perspectives of what’s preventing suffering. How connected are we going to become with AI and robots coming? Pardon the lack of paragraphs. I’m following a train of thought with respect to what’s best for them and what’s best for now and using the current matriarchy of procreation because I’ve seen a lot of critical race theory and the great replacement theory or fear and of agency at loggerheads in western society/culture. Do let me know where I am wrong. I’m still looking at US culture and Nee York state psychics and the proliferation of promiscuity promoting in the 1800’s forward to the free love sixties and hookup culture of the 21st century.

[@indigos290]

Deeper dive!

[@MG-ed8gs]

Yes! Produce more on this please!

[@chuckcribbs3398]

This is spot on.

[@PoliteLeader]

Thank you

[@briancasey4917]

Great work love your videos, the mark of scholarship 👍

[@SeanRhoadesChristopher]

The first feminist was the very first woman. It started in the garden, and as long as the original Serpent is allowed to roam the earth, men will continue to fall for the same argument our first human parent did. And to Adam he said: Because thou hast hearkened to the voice of thy wife, and hast eaten of the tree, whereof I commanded thee, that thou shouldst not eat, cursed is the earth in thy work: with labour and toil shalt thou eat thereof all the days of thy life. (Genesis 3:17 DOUAY)

[@JoseManuelLegardaGalarza]

Nowadays christianity is poisoned by that ideology, the spirit of Jezzabel and Lilith.

[@ngoziokafor5682]

Please dig deeper….thanks.

[@PoliteLeader]

You got it!

[@gregorylatta8159]

Women were acting as a help meet by workings in factories while the men were at war . The problem is that they didn't go back when the men came back . The role was not permanent.

[@kimmathis9205]

That's what you thought. And by the way a lot of women always worked. Men are so jealous of women and that's a sin. Women are not your property. Worry about your own salvation

[@unknowninfinium4353]

Keep making these. Odd that when you sesrch for this in Google you dont get the resuktd you seek. There are books that have veen banned in online stores and not shown in libraries as well. Please keep making these. Have you Read Rachel Wilson's book?

[@PoliteLeader]

I haven't yet, but it's on my reading list.

[@ar2851]

Good stuff

[@PoliteLeader]

Appreciate it

[@WisdomSeeker369]

Occult feminism

[@stefaniecawley218]

3:02-3:12 society has come full circle (transmania)

[@AlexRamirez-fj4dj]

I love this series i had no idea it was satanic from the beginning. I notice the bible warns us of how easy women are manipulated and why men should be the leader. The mess the western world is today is proof of this.

[@kenwoodburn7438]

A deeper dive. Absolutely.

[@morningglory3323]

More please thank you just found your channel

[@PoliteLeader]

@morningglory3323 Will do and welcome aboard!

[@jessyelaterreur7905]

Thank you Guys

[@williambarr3551]

Continue with topic

[@savagewolfeliv886]

Deep dive please...

[@chantalrobinson7399]

Hi alan love your stuff...Good info in her book .....but watch the Roman catholic slant....she as a book on marian bringing people back to mary slant to catholic church

[@KalaAltheaBalik]

Very true