Our enemies writing a pro-patriarchy article that inadvertently reveals both Western civilization's greater patriarchy than non-Western civilizations, and Western civilization's (inaccurate) bigoted presumption that non-Western civilizations are just as patriarchal:
https://www.eurocanadians.ca/2022/08/the-tragedy-of-modern-love.htmlThere is no female equivalent to the heroic stories of men killing dragons to save female virgins. Female fragility inspires male sacrifice while male fragility inspires female abandonment. The list goes on and on and on. It’s not just that women don’t prove love through sacrifice (in relation to adult men), it’s that they won’t even pretend to express such passions in their art, films, and literature as a matter of superficial virtue signaling.
Our enemies obviously do not watch Sailor Moon. But rather than use this or numerous other easy Counterculture-era counterexamples, I feel it would be even more convincing to prove our enemies wrong using an ancient counterexample:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legend_of_the_White_Snakethe white and green snakes transform themselves into two young women called Bai Suzhen (白素貞) and Xiaoqing (小青), respectively. They meet Xu Xian at the Broken Bridge in Hangzhou. Xu Xian lends them his umbrella because it is raining. Xu Xian and Bai Suzhen gradually fall in love and are eventually married. They move to Zhenjiang, where they open a medicine shop.
In the meantime, the terrapin spirit has accumulated enough powers to take on human form, so he transforms into a Buddhist monk called Fahai (法海). Still angry with Bai Suzhen, Fahai plots to break up her relationship with Xu Xian. He approaches Xu Xian and tells him that during the Duanwu Festival his wife should drink realgar wine, an alcoholic drink commonly consumed during that festival. Bai Suzhen unsuspectingly drinks the wine and reveals her true form as a large white snake. Xu Xian dies of shock after seeing that his wife is not human. Bai Suzhen and Xiaoqing travel to Mount Emei, where they brave danger to steal a magical herb that restores Xu Xian to life.
After coming back to life, Xu Xian still maintains his love for Bai Suzhen despite knowing her true nature. Fahai tries to separate them again by capturing Xu Xian and imprisoning him at the Jinshan Temple. Bai Suzhen and Xiaoqing fight with Fahai to rescue Xu Xian.
In other words, of course stories of women rescuing men exist in literature, just not in
traditional Western literature.
Better still, Legend of the White Snake even covers the inferiority of natalism:
However, her powers are limited because she is already pregnant with Xu Xian's child, so she fails to save her husband.
The true hero of the story is the one who did not reproduce:
At the same time, Xiaoqing, who had spent the intervening years refining her powers, goes to the Jinshan Temple to confront Fahai and defeats him.
But I digress.
You can read the whole enemy article if you want to laugh at our enemies' inferiority. Their main point is:
This is why women need to be taught to submit to male authority.
This is why Western civilization needs to be killed.