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WARRIOR SILVERBACK

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effeminacy mockery of women

11-5-2006

If one watches the motor behavior between natural women and effeminate men you will notice that there is a difference in what I call follow-through. It's like bowling. The whole body moves in smooth motion until the ball is released. A natural woman when she walks moves her arms and legs in smooth motion from beginning to end. (so do males). An effeminate male walks in a stiff rigid manner his arms jerking, his legs moving like the Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz. This is an insult to women. It is no more than an affectation which puts down half of humanity. If there are guys out there who read this I want to let them know that me and my brothers reject this type of behavior. We reject analism commercialism and the objectification of our brothers. We do not hate women contrary to the crap you hear in the dominant culture. Men have Apollo and women have Athena.


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