Traditional Masculinity Under Fire: What it Means to be a Man"

It's time to cancel "Old Number 7"

In recent years, we have witnessed a significant shift in how society views masculinity and the role of men in our culture. Men are being criticized and questioned like never before, and I argue that we are witnessing a systematic assassination of being a man. Several factors, including the rise of the transgender movement and the push for gender equality, have driven this shift in societal attitudes.

The transgender community has been at the forefront of this movement, pushing to eliminate the basis of what it means to be a man. The campaign argues that gender is a social construct and that individuals should be free to express their gender identity in any way they choose, regardless of biological sex. This has led to a growing trend of individuals identifying as non-binary or gender fluid, rejecting traditional gender roles and stereotypes.

What it means to be a man is the heart of this debate. For many, being a man is about embodying specific characteristics and traits, such as strength, courage, and resilience. It is about being a provider and protector and taking responsibility for oneself and one's family.

However, these traditional notions of masculinity are being challenged, with some arguing that they are outdated and harmful.

One of the key criticisms of traditional masculinity is that it promotes toxic behaviors and attitudes, such as aggression, competitiveness, and emotional suppression. These behaviors can be argued can lead to a range of adverse outcomes, including violence, substance abuse, and mental health issues.

The transgender movement, and the broader push for gender equality, are seen by some as a response to these negative aspects of traditional masculinity, seeking to create a more inclusive and accepting society.

However, I and many others argue that it promotes gender nihilism, where anything goes, and traditional gender roles are meaningless. I see this to lead to confusion and identity crises, particularly among young people, who are still developing their sense of self. Which can lead to the erosion of essential institutions, such as the family, and undermine social stability.

We are now looking at the assassination of a man in today's society. The Transgender movement has activated the woke left to infringe upon many "manly brands" our society has known.

Some of the manly brands that many of you may know are companies such as Harley Davidson, Old Spice, Ford, and who could ever forget "The Marlboro Man"?

The image of the Marlboro Man, with his rugged cowboy hat, chiseled jaw, and rough hands, was carefully crafted to appeal to male audiences. The ads often featured the Marlboro Man in picturesque outdoor settings, such as the wilderness or on horseback.

The Marlboro Man campaign had a significant impact on American culture and the way that we view masculinity. The campaign helped create an enduring image of the "manly man," still reflected in popular culture today. The Marlboro Man represented an ideal of masculinity rooted in rugged individualism, strength, and toughness and continues to exert a powerful influence on American culture and how we view ourselves as men.

However, now it is being vanished by people who think it is wrong to see ourselves in this image, and they think we should see ourselves as a softer, gentle type with emotions.

Don't get me wrong; I'm not saying it is terrible to have emotions or feelings, but not when the liberal left tells us how we should feel and look!

You Don't Know Jack!

Only this week did I write the article about how Anheuser Busch has gone to the other side and came up with their new agenda for what their concept of a man is now.

I showed the recent video of Kid Rock annihilating cases of Bud Light by shooting the cases of beer into Swiss cheese.

He decided to take a stand, and we recently saw country singer Travis Tritt do the same.

We need more people to stand up and say enough is enough, and we will now shop with our values!

Now let's get to Jack! Jack Daniels, that is! They have been pushing their transgender and pride message actually for a few years now; however, they doubled down(excuse the pun), and this week, they released this statement:

"Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire is honored to partner with Bebe, Trinity, and Manila on a campaign that reaffirms our commitment to the LGBTQ+ community," Jack Fire Brand Manager Lauren Richmond said in a press release. "This series demonstrates our brand's holistic approach to engaging the consumers we serve through culture and unexpected partnerships."

Over the years, Jack Daniels has become known for more than just its smooth taste. The brand has become a symbol of manliness, rugged individualism, and traditional American values, similar to the way The Marlboro Man was that I mentioned above.

The whiskey has been featured in countless movies, TV shows, and other forms of popular culture and has become a staple of American masculinity.

In many ways, Jack Daniels is more than just a drink. It is a symbol of a certain kind of masculinity, one that is rooted in traditional American values and the idea of the self-made man.

The brand has become an icon of American culture, representing a type of whiskey and a particular way of life.

However, many on the left don't like this way of life, the right, or people with conservative values.

Not only is this the man's assassination, but it is also the assassination of the ole American Way.

So this week, another company bit the dust for many; however, we now must choose a new brand that fits in with the ole manly way!

If I have offended any of you in this article, then TOUGH! We must now stand up for our values as its constantly being abused.

So goodbye to "Old Number 7" and hello to something new, it's been quite a ride, but hey, we still have our Harleys unless they become the next domino to fall.