Not Satire
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Roosh thinks women need guardians. Men who choose what we eat (assuming we’re allowed to eat), whom we have sex with (assuming we’re allowed to have sex), and how we should be educated (assuming we should be educated at all). You might think this sounds nutty and cruel, but he’s only looking out for women, as they are too dumb to make decisions on their own.
Now some of you may read all this and get angry. I didn’t. This is his shtick and I’ve heard iterations of these ideas from him before. Honestly, it got me thinking. It seems like it would be really really hard to implement these things for two reasons:
- I just don’t think most fathers would be down with it. (Assuming most fathers are at least semi-normal and genuinely love their daughters.)
- The fathers who would nominally be down with it would find themselves so overwhelmed with their duties they’d probably get frustrated after awhile. I mean, monitoring someone the way Roosh wants women to be monitored takes a lot of time and effort, and in today’s modern world I just don’t see it working. Honestly, I could only see the idle rich being able to invest this much time in locking the women in their family down.
Thoughts?