Videos tagged with Toxic Masculinity

This video discusses the concept of toxic masculinity in relation to gun ownership and the views of Ben Shapiro. The title suggests a critical examination of societal expectations for men and their connection to firearms. The description highlights viewer support for the channel and the TYMP Pistol Project, emphasizing a no-sponsor policy and providing links for patronage.

This video, titled "Being a Manly Man" Part 1 by Nutnfancy, discusses the perceived societal pressure on men to abandon traditional masculinity, which the creator argues is being devalued by "Leftist governed society" and educational systems. The speaker contrasts this with historical "manly men" who he believes built the country and overcame challenges. He aims to empower young men by highlighting qualities of "real manhood" and offering "air support" against perceived societal gaslighting and attacks on masculinity. The video encourages sharing and hints at future installments based on viewer enthusiasm. Support for the creator's work via Patreon and PayPal is also mentioned.

This episode of Gun Gripes features John Lovell discussing the concept of 'toxic masculinity.' The hosts argue that the term is a mischaracterization and that society has become too comfortable, leading to a devaluation of traditional masculine traits like protection and strength. They propose replacing 'toxic masculinity' and 'toxic femininity' with 'toxic humanity,' emphasizing that strength, in various forms, is a valuable human trait. The discussion highlights the importance of both protective and gentle aspects of masculinity and femininity, suggesting that these are essential components of good humanity.

This video, titled "Ant's Rants. Toxic masculinity? Eff Off", appears to be a commentary or opinion piece, likely from Anthony Colandro of Gun For Hire. The description directly challenges the concept of toxic masculinity, suggesting it's a result of poor parenting and the influence of media like video games and TV, rather than a inherent trait. It also specifically mentions and tags @gillette, indicating a potential critique of their advertising or messaging. The content is likely to be opinion-driven and possibly controversial, with a focus on societal issues as viewed through the lens of the "Gun For Hire" brand.