To all the guys on here acting like supporting Andrew Wilson somehow proves how tough or masculine you are:
It doesn’t.
In my opinion, Andrew’s performance wasn’t strength. The smugness, talking over a woman, mockery, condescension, constant “gotchas” and trying to dominate the conversation while repeatedly misrepresenting what she said looked weak.
Being a man isn’t about being louder than a woman.
If Candace Owens has the better evidence, the better command of the case and is telling the truth on a particular point, then the masculine thing is simple:
Say she’s right.
Truth doesn’t have a gender.
Real strength is being secure enough to admit when a woman knows more than you do, argues better than you do, or beats a man in a debate.
You want to show people what kind of man you are?
Have some integrity.
Control yourself.
Listen.
Tell the truth.
Admit when you’re wrong.
Protect people instead of humiliating them.
And stop confusing arrogance with strength.
That’s masculinity.
The rest is performance.
Mike
It doesn’t.
In my opinion, Andrew’s performance wasn’t strength. The smugness, talking over a woman, mockery, condescension, constant “gotchas” and trying to dominate the conversation while repeatedly misrepresenting what she said looked weak.
Being a man isn’t about being louder than a woman.
If Candace Owens has the better evidence, the better command of the case and is telling the truth on a particular point, then the masculine thing is simple:
Say she’s right.
Truth doesn’t have a gender.
Real strength is being secure enough to admit when a woman knows more than you do, argues better than you do, or beats a man in a debate.
You want to show people what kind of man you are?
Have some integrity.
Control yourself.
Listen.
Tell the truth.
Admit when you’re wrong.
Protect people instead of humiliating them.
And stop confusing arrogance with strength.
That’s masculinity.
The rest is performance.
Mike
