America Rising
I graduated high school in 2007. I graduated college in 2010.
From the time I graduated up until the appearance of Trump in 2016, I became acutely aware of how neutered and emasculated my generational cohort of millennial men were. “Real men are feminists, be a good human, LISTEN to woman” was the message that was circulated.
This was years before the term “redpill” hit mainstream, and the only place you could find counter cultural perspectives were blogging sites such as Return of Kings. Views that would be considered far right and horrifying back then are now fully mainstreamed.
The Obama years were a strange time, as the media, hollywood, and democratic party were fully aligned, and the mainstream narrative was a Progressive, feminized assurance that this would continue for forever.
At the same time, I saw fundamental cracks in the well being of regular Americans. Obamacare was a disaster, deindustrialization was in full swing across Middle America, and the forces of DEI, CRT, cancel culture, and anti-Americanism were all becoming dominant. The array of of white man bad/white people bad articles was infinite. America was something to apologize for.
It was a bleak time to say the least.
My favorite writer, and now a good friend, Jack Donovan, he wrote a great essay during this time noting the lack of masculine figures and disappearance of traditional values.
Then Trump appeared. And everything changed. The social order was upended.
And for those of us who would identity as being on the Right, the trajectory of American civilization shifted.
This was not an overnight victory or an “end of history” moment in which we definitely won forever, but the overall cultural movement has been in a distinctly masculine, stronger, industrious, much more fun direction.
The war is always for eternity.
There is so much more to do, and the forces of entropy and malevolent people are always against you, but overall I am confident and optimistic for the future.
I said this 2 years ago, and its coming true
When I speak of being Right Wing, I dont mean that every young man will LOVE Trump and LOVE republicans.
The old republican party is sclerotic and largely useless, and while Id consider Trump a great president, young people will understandably be more skeptical of him.
That said, the shift from my early 20s to now is still remarkable.
In 2012 if you were a young man (especially a young white) and you were openly Right Wing and anti-mainstream, you’d risk cancellation and having your life destroyed.
It is a night and day difference compared to the present.
The UFC 250 Fights symbolized a reborn American Fighting Spirit
This goes beyond the aesthetics of the event. I can attest firsthand being a part of the “American Dynamism” movement that technology, growth, industry, knowledge creation, all of these things are exploding. There are thousands of exceptional people starting companies, leading companies, capital is flowing, and the recent of IPO of Space X is a signal that the future is going American dominance and American Supremacy of the globe and frontier of Space.
Its exciting times. I am excited for the future
Never black pill. Never troon out. Never give up.
God wants us to win. So build, and fight for the future you want to live in
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I graduated high school 2006. Graduated University 2011 (did the 5-year plan 😅). I distinctly remember the hopelessness of 2011 through 2016. The economy still sucked, I was working a job that I would've been overqualified for during any other time (don't regret it, but it's true), and it seemed everyone was losing their mind by going all-in on feminism, wokism, DEI, progressive policies, and the destruction of the country.
I remember the election night of 2016 thinking the country was on the brink of destruction because the media companies and the Democrat establishment were in lockstep and there was no way to break through it.
But then, the results started coming in and I couldn't suppress my grin at seeing Trump come out the winner.
After that, I changed jobs to match my degree, improved my salary, got licensed, jumped to different jobs, and now I'm making a salary that puts me in the top 10%.
It was around 2019 that I decided to take my health seriously and bought the AJAC Old School Fat Loss Plan. It was my first foray into fitness and taking masculinity seriously.
I can say that the years from 2016 have seen incredible changes for the better. There will always be setbacks and there will always be losses, but the past 10 years has shown the power of incremental gains and victories. Just like the incremental gains and victories that come from the gym.
It's actually up to us, hot girls, to encourage men to be right-wing because leftism is very convenient for emasculated men who don't care to respect themselves and provide for us.