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<\/p>\nRUSH: Taylor in Greenville, South Carolina, greetings, and great to have you with us on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/p>\n
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CALLER: Hey, Rush. Mega prayers. I\u2019ll get right to the point. You made a point yesterday that college-educated, white, Millennial women are not interested in masculinity and don\u2019t find it to be attractive and that\u2019s not what we\u2019re interested in. And I am a college-educated white woman, and I am in my twenties. And I find the men around me to be completely unattractive. I look for men that have masculine traits, that have that confidence that you were talking about, like you have and like Trump has.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Well, that came up yesterday, and somebody called and said, “No, no, women do want that, Mr. Limbaugh.” This is why they\u2019re having to find men that are much older than they are, because the men that are near them in age are not exhibiting confidence or masculinity to one degree or another.<\/p>\n
CALLER: You know, Rush, it\u2019s so funny you had to say that because I had to marry a man in his forties to find that, and I\u2019m 27. And, you know, it took finding somebody a lot older than me that\u2019s, you know, from central America — I mean from Oklahoma to find somebody that has those traits, because none of the men in my age-group had what I was looking for. And I find it just to be totally unimpressive —<\/p>\n
RUSH: You would agree with the premise, then, that masculinity, male masculinity is something that we are missing in the current generation, Millennial generation in men and that it\u2019s a problem?<\/p>\n
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CALLER: Oh, I absolutely would agree with that. I mean, I went to a public university and got my graduate degree as well, and in both of those settings, the men were just — they lacked that confidence. They didn\u2019t have the voice. They acted like they were walking on eggshells like they didn\u2019t know what they thought about anything, and yeah, it is a problem —<\/p>\n
RUSH: Well, look, in their defense they have been told by other women, if they spend any time watching television or going to the movies, you can\u2019t blame them for thinking that the kind of guy you\u2019re describing is attractive, they don\u2019t want any part of. They have been instructed that masculinity is bad. They have been told that in their natural state that they\u2019re unattractive, that they are barbaric, they\u2019re mean-spirited, they\u2019re uncaring, they don\u2019t ever talk about their feelings.<\/p>\n
Nine out of 10 men will always change, or try to, to be what they think women want. That\u2019s the way of the world. That\u2019s been going on since before there was a Democrat Party, Republican Party. That\u2019s just the way God made us. It\u2019s why I\u2019ve always believed that women, in a civilized society, are the ones who ultimately have the power. It is men who are constantly adapting and trying to change in order to be what they think women want.<\/p>\n
In fact, back in the seventies I was reading one of these self-help books for men, you know, how to get women or whatever it was. And one of the pieces of advice was to go out and get a bunch of women\u2019s magazines and turn to the sections that women are reading on where to meet men and find out where you\u2019re supposed to be and go there. So if you\u2019re supposed to be in a bar, go there. If women are being told that the museum is a great place to meet men, then hightail it to the nearest museum.<\/p>\n
This was not a joke. I imagine a number of you are laughing uproariously out there. I did when this happened. But the line was, go get a bunch of women\u2019s magazines, find out where you\u2019re supposed to be, and go there. Snerdley agrees with me on this, and he is an expert in women. And he will agree with me on this, that men are constantly — I mean, I remember back, I was in Kansas City. This would be late seventies. The book that changed the way everybody thought about and talked about rape was a book written by Susan Brownmiller. And the primary point in her book was that rape had nothing to do with sex, that it was a total act of brutal power. That\u2019s all it was. It had nothing to do with sex. It was just an expression of total, wanton, undiluted power.<\/p>\n
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So women where I lived in Kansas City all over town were reading that book. And if you wanted to have a second date with somebody, you better read the book yourself, if you\u2019re a guy, you better go out, you better be conversant in the book. A lot of guys were going out and buying the book, finding out what they were supposed to agree with in the book, and then telling women they were dating, “Oh, yeah, this Brownmiller woman, that\u2019s exactly right, I never thought it\u2019s about sex.”<\/p>\n
This is just what men do, folks. Men, for the most part — and this is what women don\u2019t like. Women want somebody sure of himself. She just said there, somebody masculine, somebody confident. They don\u2019t want some wuss out there. But men have been so beaten up in TV shows and books and movies and so forth that they\u2019re literally convinced the modern era, the modern age, college age men are convinced that in their natural state they\u2019re unattractive. (interruption) What? What? Yes, what? (interruption) Oh, yeah. Pendulum always swings.<\/p>\n
Yes. The pendulum will swing because, again, the women who are in charge of the pendulum are gonna get tired of the options it\u2019s producing for them. Like this woman said she had to find a guy in his forties to marry. That\u2019s fine and dandy. I\u2019m sure she\u2019s happy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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