ruggedness, leadership, decisiveness, grit.
stuff like that.
probably better to describe what isn't masculine to better describe it better.
you know, through negation since that acknowledges that masculinity exists despite our fumblings with nominally defining it.
>Genghis Khan never gave anyone else anything
He gave his subjects religious freedom and created an international postal system.
I also vaguely recall he rewarded loyalty and success for generals like Subutai who I think was originally a goat herder or something.
>Masculinity...well to be frank I don't like the word. Masculinity is toxic, but if you're asking what it means to be a man I can answer that >It means stepping up. Stepping up to take care of that single mother's baby. Stepping up to SPEAK UP for trans rights. Stepping up for minorities and other at risk groups >Now I know i'm a real country bumpkin...but if it was between a city slickin' liberal and one of them 'maga' republicans >Well I know what side of history i'd wanna be on...
Shit the 1980s didn't even happen.
We're living in a simulation and everything that happened yesterday is made up post-truth narrative.
The most believable lie about the past wins.
Those are city folk. They also had access to technology like lithograph photography which is why the style is so predominant in the era. Cameras were expensive and a painstaking process to capture a picture. Things that frontiersmen didn’t have access to, and any picture of the frontier is priceless antiquities of history.
Here's what fools like you don't understand: you can debunk the factual accounts of any myth but you accomplish nothing because myths are about truth not facts. I say this as an atheist who realized one day that dedicating oneself to debunking mythology as well as discarding the truths and morals behind them makes one no better than a religious fundamentalist.
Saying that the real American West of the 19th century is like telling someone that The Ten Commandments did not really happen or that professional wrestling is not real.
>oh yeah you think that period was manly? well guess again you toxic chud it was FAKE! My proof? well movies are fake aswell! Anything that has anything to do with masculinity didn't really exist!
everytime with this shit
>Knights = warrior elites who lived and died by a code of honor >Roman Centurions = proud citizens of Rome who served for profit, status and glory >Samurai = autistic jap versions of knights >Pirates = depends on the era, some of the Bong privateers were pretty based >Vikings = farmers who raided others >Astronauts = turbo nerds with pilots licences >Cowboys = literally just cow herders and farm hands. >Gangsters = lazy, low IQ thugs who have to commit crime to get ahead
In that order chud
>Knights = Upjumped mercenaries with titles who regularly raped and pillaged >Roman Centurions = Soldiers >Samurai = Soldiers but with more rape >Pirates = Warriors against established dynastic and colonistic governments fleecing them for wealth and establishing their own OUTER HEAVENs >Vikings = Raping and Pillaging >Astronauts = DWEEBS >Cowboys = Multiskilled frontiersmen who worked in cooperatives of people they directly knew or independently >Gangsters = Emerged from immigrants getting treated like shit by local law and citizens and went from defense force to criminals focused on wealth
the honor system with euro knights is different from the nip system, they're much closer to rank and file soldiers, especially after tokugawa subverted the revolution and canonized the "you stay in your lane, Black personu"
>critiques masculine stereotypes and the hypocrisies and problems that emerge from adhering to those stereotypes >morons only think the genre is muh machismo
No they are the Logan Brothers. The one in the middle I believe is Harvey Logan (infamously known as Kid Curry) he apparently rode with Butch Cassidy and his gang.
They’re earthy. Elemental. Primitive. Often have quite a languid narrative. Pure cinema.
Also Stagecoach is from the 1930s you fool. Unless you mean the ‘60s remake, which…why would you mean that.
>good cinematography >a sense of the mythology of americana >often infused with ethical conflicts of social, historical and economic issues >huge range of subject matters and characters >required such a small budget commitment that there were many auteur filmmakers who could make superb westerns >still highly accessible
You can argue that every genre is full of utter trash but the best westerns beat the best scifi, capeshit and medieval epics
What is real masculinity?
The friends we made along the way.
This.. what is masculinity
ruggedness, leadership, decisiveness, grit.
stuff like that.
probably better to describe what isn't masculine to better describe it better.
you know, through negation since that acknowledges that masculinity exists despite our fumblings with nominally defining it.
Uhm..
>Keanu Reeves
>Jack Black
>Obama
Do I even need to go on?
The good the bad and the ugly
>reddit sweathearts
only missing Nick Offerman and Mark Strong
I agree on Nick Offerman, but Mark Strong is alright.
Stanley Tucci looking ass homie
like cars and beer and hot sauce bro
Cars can be cool though.
Taking sloppy gay dick up your crusted butthole
Punching holes in the wall
i felt that
punching holes in myself
>What is real masculinity?
Cutting your dick off according to OP.
It's being man enough to admit women are just as strong as men and trannies are heckin valid
Brokeback Mountain
Avoided this movie for years but it's actually kino
im just not going to watch the gay cowboy movie is all
Whatever Fukumoto writes.
what moobie is dis from?
Akagi The Gambler (1995), the first live action adaptation of the manga.
ty bro
Cheap whiskey, some cigars, a full tank of gas, and a gun.
Raising your wife's son.
>giving a boy a good role model so that he grows up to positively impact the world and provide for his own family
Wow, what a tragedy.
Yeah
Like eating steaks and playing football and stuff
Leaving gas station bathrooms "out of order"
Individualism
Healthy masculinity is real masculinity.
What is "healthy masculinity?"
The only healthy masculinity is pure masculinity.
Making lesser men feel bad.
Demon hand, Buddha heart.
Ken Burns documentaries
films starring Klaus Kinski
I’ve found that the most masculine men are also the most selfless. In a genuine way, not to impress others.
Genghis Khan never gave anyone else anything, and he was the manliest motherfricker to ever live.
>Genghis Khan never gave anyone else anything
He gave his subjects religious freedom and created an international postal system.
I also vaguely recall he rewarded loyalty and success for generals like Subutai who I think was originally a goat herder or something.
He'd behead Muslims if they washed in their local rivers because Mongols banned doing that for religious reasons.
Esoteric hitler worship
>Masculinity...well to be frank I don't like the word. Masculinity is toxic, but if you're asking what it means to be a man I can answer that
>It means stepping up. Stepping up to take care of that single mother's baby. Stepping up to SPEAK UP for trans rights. Stepping up for minorities and other at risk groups
>Now I know i'm a real country bumpkin...but if it was between a city slickin' liberal and one of them 'maga' republicans
>Well I know what side of history i'd wanna be on...
This is copied from somewhere right? If not you should get into screenwriting.
Original 🙂
when you call muhammad ali by his real name cassius clay. that's a telltale sign
Getting drunk and fighting people.
me fricking your mum
Being a supportive husband, doting father, empowering women
I fricking love Cheyenne so much
50s westerns are kino.
>here's that 22 year old kid I was telling you about
they just don't make them like they used to
Masculinity is fragile, yes, and it is disgusting that women laugh at and mock this.
No it's not
So you're afraid of horses?
You can't fake living in that shit. Riding horseback. sleeping on the ground.
Your gays just fly around lmao
the "wild west" never happened
if you went back in time to the western frontier it would look nothing like these movies
it's a manchild fantasy
Deadwood is realistic
Shit the 1980s didn't even happen.
We're living in a simulation and everything that happened yesterday is made up post-truth narrative.
The most believable lie about the past wins.
Hey can you come to the window real quick?
Alright then, tell us what the western frontier looked like compared to the movies.
more bricks
a lot more bricks
for one thing
men didn't wore those funny cowboy hats
majority of men wore bowler hats
Those are city folk. They also had access to technology like lithograph photography which is why the style is so predominant in the era. Cameras were expensive and a painstaking process to capture a picture. Things that frontiersmen didn’t have access to, and any picture of the frontier is priceless antiquities of history.
>Those are city folk.
those are criminals, anon
>men didn't wore those funny cowboy hats
>those are criminals
and so are these
>small towns, horses and railroads never existed
john ford already invalidated this criticism in his seminal the man who shot liberty valance so you can go suck another dick now
Here's what fools like you don't understand: you can debunk the factual accounts of any myth but you accomplish nothing because myths are about truth not facts. I say this as an atheist who realized one day that dedicating oneself to debunking mythology as well as discarding the truths and morals behind them makes one no better than a religious fundamentalist.
Saying that the real American West of the 19th century is like telling someone that The Ten Commandments did not really happen or that professional wrestling is not real.
>oh yeah you think that period was manly? well guess again you toxic chud it was FAKE! My proof? well movies are fake aswell! Anything that has anything to do with masculinity didn't really exist!
everytime with this shit
Trumpgays vote against their own economic interests
Cowboys
Centurions
couldn't be more wrong
knights>pirates>gangsters(wops or irish)>astronauts>romans>vikings>gangsters(blacks and cartels)>massive power gap>samurais
Shut up *shoots you with my big iron*
knights=pirates>Roman Centurions>Roman Centurions>vikings>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>cowboys>>>>
Knights>Soldiers>Pirates>Cowboys>Vikings>Explorers(Indiana Jones)>Boxers>Gangsters>Astronauts>Roman Centurions>Samurai
70s and 80s Truck Drivers >>>>>Piss Jugs>>>>>>>The Rest
My fathers's favorite movie
samurai>vikings>knights>pirates>romans>astronauts>gangsters
Pirates>Knights>Cowboys>Gangsters>Samurai>Astronauts>Vikings>Roman Centurions
Cowboys
Centurions
>>>>>>>>>
Me>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>you
>Knights = warrior elites who lived and died by a code of honor
>Roman Centurions = proud citizens of Rome who served for profit, status and glory
>Samurai = autistic jap versions of knights
>Pirates = depends on the era, some of the Bong privateers were pretty based
>Vikings = farmers who raided others
>Astronauts = turbo nerds with pilots licences
>Cowboys = literally just cow herders and farm hands.
>Gangsters = lazy, low IQ thugs who have to commit crime to get ahead
In that order chud
>Knights = Upjumped mercenaries with titles who regularly raped and pillaged
>Roman Centurions = Soldiers
>Samurai = Soldiers but with more rape
>Pirates = Warriors against established dynastic and colonistic governments fleecing them for wealth and establishing their own OUTER HEAVENs
>Vikings = Raping and Pillaging
>Astronauts = DWEEBS
>Cowboys = Multiskilled frontiersmen who worked in cooperatives of people they directly knew or independently
>Gangsters = Emerged from immigrants getting treated like shit by local law and citizens and went from defense force to criminals focused on wealth
Samurais are literal chink knights. The mixture of priestly and soilder = Knight/Samurai.
the honor system with euro knights is different from the nip system, they're much closer to rank and file soldiers, especially after tokugawa subverted the revolution and canonized the "you stay in your lane, Black personu"
Where do cyborgs and guys that wear their hat backwards rank?
Where the FRICK do you think we stand, playa?
I agree. Harming horses and cows is not masculine. Go vegan.
no shit it's all about degenerate killers and robbers.
Cowboys are cool, frick off pussy
The only manly movies are the 70's gritty vigilante thrillers like Dirty Harry and Death Wish.
jerimiah johnson disapproves
>critiques masculine stereotypes and the hypocrisies and problems that emerge from adhering to those stereotypes
>morons only think the genre is muh machismo
You are talking about a relative handful of subversive movies, you moronic homosexual.
>literally john ford westerns
cowboys are so fricking gay
and these
Is that the Glanton Gang?
No they are the Logan Brothers. The one in the middle I believe is Harvey Logan (infamously known as Kid Curry) he apparently rode with Butch Cassidy and his gang.
>fake masculinity
no. the realist
Can someone tell me what they like about Westerns. Like why would I care about anything in Stagecoach. They're all the same movie.
Arguably, the goyslop of the 1960s.
They’re earthy. Elemental. Primitive. Often have quite a languid narrative. Pure cinema.
Also Stagecoach is from the 1930s you fool. Unless you mean the ‘60s remake, which…why would you mean that.
It's a depiction of the world before big government, giant corporations and mass media.
Yeah but in reality the merchants were the cowboys. There will be blood is more realistic "western" than all that unrealistic cowboy slop.
Also cowboys are a stand in for what was the Chivalric Knight, ut this isn't a reality in American history.
>good cinematography
>a sense of the mythology of americana
>often infused with ethical conflicts of social, historical and economic issues
>huge range of subject matters and characters
>required such a small budget commitment that there were many auteur filmmakers who could make superb westerns
>still highly accessible
You can argue that every genre is full of utter trash but the best westerns beat the best scifi, capeshit and medieval epics
I wanna be a cowboy so bad bros...
I want to move to the American countryside