A Great Woman Quote

**Timocrat** · 31st-October-2008

With so many trying to call for equality based on nothing but ones feelings I thought I'd put forth a quote from a woman that is truly worthy of more, based on what she has done and stands for. I'll keep her name secret and wait for one of the women on this site to name her, and tell us how she knows her ( just as important as tellling us her name). Please guys and blokes try to let the woman on the site show their knowledge of other great women. Here is her best quote below that describes our own MRA situation to the "T" too.

"People seem to insist on talking - and on carefully saying nothing. The evasiveness, the dullness, the gray conformity of today's intellectual expressions sound like the voices of men under censorship - where no censorship exists. ... The truth about the intellectual state of the modern world, the characteristic peculiar to the twentieth century, which distinguishes it from other periods of cultural crises, is the fact that what people are seeking is not the answers to problems, but the reassurance that no answers are possible."

**Marx** · 31st-October-2008

Well I know who said it - but that's about all I know of this.

**Kim** · 31st-October-2008

Ayn Rand. I knew of her first as an author and later for some of her philosophies.

**Incognito** · 31st-October-2008

“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us most. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and famous?' Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that people won't feel insecure around you. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in all of us. And when we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”Used by Nelson Mandela in his 1994 inaugural speech

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**Percy** · 31st-October-2008

Most people have delusions of adequacy.

"Our presence automatically liberates others". Hah ! What cant. I can imagine Hitler saying the same thing to himself. Just look at the complete cock up Mandela made of South Africa. Behind that particular 'Great man' was Winny Mandela, the schoolboy murderess. He couldn't manage to 'liberate' in his own friggin' house.

"Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented and famous". Well, I guess one out of four was all he aspired to. That and being filthy rich of course.

"We were born to manifest the Glory of God that is within us". And to chuck out white men, presumably, and replace them with Marxist thugs of the 'right' coloured skin and voter intimidation record. What a friggin' hypocrit. God as Lenin's left-hand man.

**Timocrat** · 1st-November-2008

A unbiased test here shows that Kim knows her women thinkers. How can one speak for women when one doesn't know any great women thinkers and what they said? We have had several generations of women being free to do and study as they please and all we have to show for it is too many only knowing the drama queens on TV.

Good stuff Kim, you do your sex proud!

**Celtic Druid** · 1st-November-2008

The truth about the intellectual state of the modern world, the characteristic peculiar to the twentieth century, which distinguishes it from other periods of cultural crises, is the fact that what people are seeking is not the answers to problems, but the reassurance that no answers are possible."

What socialist redundant idiocy!

Of course a percentage of the population seeks to suck the teat of the state, this is 'massively' allayed by those empowered capitalist individuals who ensure their own assurance!

People, don't sub/consciously promote a excusatory strategy before they even begin. This is gullible exploitative ground for big government to interject and take over because apparently individuals aren't capable of mapping out their own destinies.

There's also elements of nihilism and negative inevitability (fatalism?) that isn't necessarily conducive to the positive progressions of the mens movement.

"but the reassurance that no answers are possible." Thank fuck our forefathers never adopted this self-defeating twaddle!