emasculated

“It’s a particularly masculine thing to stand in front of your tribe.”

Greg Medford, of Medford Knives & Tools, is a patriot who believes your true home is the place where you create yourself. He believes in service of country and values what being in the military brings to a man's character. Most importantly, he believes that a virtuous man is compassionate while also being dangerous to his enemy. Accountability finds truth.

Something Greg would like listeners to know:

“You save the country in 20 years by enfranchising men to be a part of the soul of the nation.”

You can connect with Greg, hear his podcast, and buy his knives from the links below.

Medford Knives & Tools

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The Greg Medford Show podcast is on iTunes & Spotify.

Also in this episode:

The Great Patriot Protest & Boycott Book - Co-authored by Nicky Billou and Wayne Allen Root.

Learn more about the Sovereign Man Movement, the Sovereign Circle, the Battle Ready  program and check out our merch at https://www.sovereignman.ca/.

Have you ever felt emasculated? In a relationship? At work? By just being a Black man in this country? Coming off of last week's new Gillette #TheBestMenCanBe ad, and the American Psychological Association's new guidelines for treating men and boys we discuss the response from large numbers of men who felt that these efforts are emasculating men and taking part in the constant effort to attack traditional masculinity. 

We talk about why these efforts are NOT emasculating men and discuss through healthy visions of masculinity, emasculation does not exist. However we do acknowledge that for some men who may have not yet defined masculinity for themselves, emasculation does exist. 

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