I wouldn't be surprised if the polish guy had studied something similar to the Austrian school of econommics

Maybe he needs to talk to Danny Duchamp some more

and steven crowder

Steven Crowder helped me realise the awfulness that is statism

Is Steven Crowder Libertarian though?

there are better people than crowder tbh

I'd say he's more libertarian than most

probably but I think Crowder's charisma can appeal to Sargon a lot

I think crowder is more of a libertarian/tradcon

But I reckon Sargon is tradcon too

less so

It's hard to say

Well sargon has a very traditional family

I'm not overly concerned with tradition

I don't like it or dislike it

I think fatherlessness is an issue

and the traditional family/gender roles are important

but that's about it

It also depends on what traditions and what culture

Well I'm fine if a woman wants to become a scientist or try and become a serviceman

but I just think feminists should not be surprised when it doesn't happen as often

yeah but I don't think they should forsake their biological position as neither should men

Or be encouraged to do so

allow things to happen naturally

If they do, no problem. If it doesn't happen no problem

Well if someone were to say "hey, woman, go get a job" I wouldn't stop them

I ultimately think let everyone choose their own fate.

The traditional family structure is important to the up bringing of children

in my opinion

I'd agree with that

I think tradition is important because it's hundreds or thousands of years of trial and error, but obviously there is a lot of stupid ones too.

and if a child can't have a father, I'd recommend the mother find a healthy father figure

or the child will find one for himself

Step Fathers do not have the same impact as their biological fathers do. So Ideally they try and make it work with the current partner provided they're not abusive or violent

again

Ideally

If they chose to

then so be it

Obviously an actual father is the best option by far

but even in the best situations that option isn't always there

It's sad that in some countries the state owns parents. In my opinion it's akin to slavery