Nick Freitas

Well, we just kind of said, just work harder.

Well, there was a lot of other voices that came out there and actually supported them and defended them.

And the thing is, if you look at the way that if you look at the way that men look at love, we associate it with loyalty.

And so a lot of the conservative core, when they started getting up and actually defending this or calling into question the feminist narratives.

A lot of they were doing it in response to those elements of the manosphere.

And so young men looked at that and said, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

You don't get to come in and trash the guys that were the only ones defending me when you guys sat this one out.

So the first thing that we have to do is we have to actually acknowledge that, no, this sucks.

It was unjust and you shouldn't have been treated this way.

But the answer is to not to become the barbarian.

The answer is to become the knight, right?

The answer is to become the person that defends and protects and builds up civilization because that's going to give you genuine meaning.

But the only way they're going to receive that message is that they actually hear it from somebody that they can respect as having earned and achieved those things.

So it's all good to cite studies.

It's all good to say, well, statistically speaking, no, no, no.

They want to see people that have actually lived this out in their life, not perfectly because none of us are perfect.

But they want to see people that have actually put their morals and their principles into practice and achieve the things that they're looking to achieve.

I said this after Charlie Kirk died.

I said, there's a lot of young men that are going back into church for the first time.

But if they walk in there and they see a bunch of weak, feckless men, they're leaving and they're going to go find somebody that's strong.