100 - Cafe Equality Day

This video is mainly to do with my thoughts about CAFE, better known as The Canadian Association For Equality and how they fit into the equal rights movement as well as the men's rights movement. I was out volunteering and shot a video for them this past weekend and had some time to get to know the volunteers instead of just filming a talk by the lecturers they usually have at their events. And I want to share my experience about what I saw and more importantly how I felt about the experience. I'm going to show the video here but if you haven't already I urge everyone to go over to the video on CAFE's youtube page and subscribe to their channel. I'm including a link to the video on their page in the description below. A few days ago I heard Paul Elam at a voice for men says that CAFE needs to recognize the dirty tricks that feminism uses and stand up them instead of being as relaxed about it as they seem to be. I think CAFE is taking the opposite point of view. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think CAFE is doing a great job specifically because their volunteers are more relaxed and easy going and positive. People in general respond better to a positive message then a negative one. If you're in someones face looking angry and mean people will subconsciously think and feel that you're message must also be negative. But if you put on a smile and positive message then more people will listen to you and take your message seriously. It's also hard for people to take you seriously when you're using foul language to get your message across. Or if you're using a negative tone of voice you're not going to have people listen to either MGTOW, MRA or in the case of CAFE (ERA or Equal Rights Associations) because that's the way that I see CAFE. It's not about aiming to push rights for one sex or gender over the other and I think if more groups show up like that then we can reduce the number of radical feminists in society and also reduce the number of misogynists in society. And I believe that we are moving into a future where men and women are going to have to work as partners once more for the simple act of survival. I've said it before and I'll say it again. Just because I choose to go my own way and avoid relationships doesn't mean that most guys in society will embrace the MGTOW movement or consume and digest red pill knowledge. Most men and women will continue to wear their blinders when it comes to relationships and marriage and there is simply no way of changing that. And I don't want to re-iterate that male female relations should go back to some form of traditionalism. We are in uncharted waters. In the history of humanity men and women have never experienced the relative peace stability and freedom that we are enjoying today. And just because we have it today doesn't necessarily mean we will have it tomorrow. CAFE Volunteers Tell You Why They Support Equality Day!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHJIR...Sandman (MGTOW) Appreciation Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rKDC...Canadian Association for Equalityhttp://equalitycanada.com/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy