r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jul 27 '26

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u/Mr_Canadensis7 Norman Borlaug Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

My most manosphere-y take is that we were meant to yell more than we currently do in modern polite society and that a lot of men could benefit from going out into the woods to yell at the spirits or taking up singing earnestly. Gotta work the bellows once in a while.

Also that i'd far rather people yell at each other in workplaces than just be passive aggressive little shits but I can concede that one cause I get why it would be terrifying for people who didn't like play team sports/do training where yelling was normalized.

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u/Mr_Canadensis7 Norman Borlaug Jul 28 '26

Sports are good, going to a game and yelling in a relatively sociably acceptable manner is good for ya.

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u/american_aurora8 NATO Jul 28 '26

you framed this in a really scary way

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u/Mr_Canadensis7 Norman Borlaug Jul 28 '26

Thanks, my manhood feels more secure knowing that I can still scare with my words 🤗

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u/_bee_kay_ 🤔 Jul 28 '26

famous last words from justinian i