Feminism and the fall of Rome.
In this message I’m exploring the rise of feminism in Roman times and the demise of Roman empire. Now, am I suggesting that feminism alone was the cause of the roman demise, no, it was a combination of many things, even battles that were fought decades before played a part in the demise, like the battle of Totenberg forest.
However, it is important to notice that societies that allow feminism to go unchecked, have no future, at least that’s what history is showing us.
Now, I gotta admit, researching this hasn’t been easy, with the major push of rewriting history and hiding everything perceived inconvenient by Wikipedia, google and all resources out there that cater to left and feminism, it’s hard to dig and find quotes and writings.
Also we need to take into account that in all societies, unfairness in law and family court is rarely documented by those supporting the system. Back in the day very few had the privilege to write and all writings were easy to control and store in specific locations.
You couldn’t just sit in front of your Microsoft word and type away. The materials needed, the size of the writings and simply having the knowledge to write was something only those at top of society could do.
However, a lot of writings survived and it does portray a picture of roman man and challenges they faced when it came to family and marriage.
We can easily figure out that there was a version of MGTOW back then, we can easily observe shaming tactics used against unmarried men.
There were social devaluations imposed on unmarried men, they were forbidden to attending public games and banquets. They were also forces to sit in less desirable seats in theaters.
