Senator Josh Hawley says “the left” which “controls the peaks of American society” wants “to give us a world beyond men” | Breaking News Updates

• Senator Hawley delivered a speech on “The Future of the American Man” at a nationalist conference in Orlando.

• Hawley argued that “the left” wants to “give us a world beyond men” by attacking traditional masculinity.

• He also criticized gender “X” passports and said the vaccination warrants were an attack on working class men.

Republican Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri said on Sunday that “the left” – encompassing lawmakers, Hollywood, media organizations, universities and even sports teams – wants to usher in a “world beyond men” as part of ‘a larger effort to “deconstruct America.”

Hawley made the remarks at the National Conservatism Conference in Orlando, a gathering of right-wing activists and intellectuals who promote a nationalist brand of conservatism as an alternative to “the excesses of purist libertarianism.” Other speakers at the conference include Senses Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, Ohio Senate candidate and author of “Hillbilly Elegy” JD Vance, and tech billionaire Peter Thiel.

According to remarks prepared by Hawley, the senator from Missouri opened his speech by asserting that “the left” controls the “dominant heights of American society” and wants to inaugurate the total deconstruction of America through the power it wields. currently.

“They believe America is a consistently racist, structurally oppressive, and hopelessly patriarchal place. It is a dystopia if only Americans were awake enough to see it,” Hawley said. “It is a nation that must learn how unfair it is and after that, rebuilt from the ground up.”

Hawley’s speech focused on “the future of American man,” and the senator said that “the deconstruction of America begins with and depends on the deconstruction of American men.” He noted that women were also central to American history, but that the assault on men was “already well advanced” compared to women.

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Hawley argued that an array of disparate forces, including a White House touted “gender equity” program, the addition of a new “X” gender marker to passports, teachings from professors college, ADHD diagnoses in young boys, a 2019 Gillette ad on toxic masculinity, and even new vaccine warrants issued by the Biden administration were part of a broad attack on men and traditional masculinity.

“Working class men have been a particular target for this administration,” said Hawley. “President Biden’s illegal vaccine mandate on private citizens puts millions of working class men squarely in the crosshairs. Shut up, take the jab or get lost.”

Men, especially those without a college degree, are a key demographic within the Republican Party, although President Joe Biden has eaten up some of that base of support in 2020. Hawley, who has been the first senator to announce he would challenge state election results in January. 6, is a self-proclaimed populist and supporter of traditional values.

The senator also claimed that much of the ideologies at the heart of the alleged assault on traditional masculinity were derived from the work of Karl Marx, French philosopher Jacques Derrida and German New Left philosopher Herbert Marcuse.

“While Marx placed his hopes in the men of the working class, the proletariat, Marcuse saw these same men as the problem,” said Hawley. “They were too culturally conservative. Too narrow-minded. Too traditional. Marcuse concluded that the revolution would only come from the educated elite, who could see beyond mirages like manhood.”

The Missouri senator called “particularly heartbreaking” a recent Wall Street Journal report on American men increasingly refusing to go to college, falling into pathologies of desperation, and withdrawing into pornography and gambling. video.

Hawley concluded his speech by calling for “explicit rewards in our marriage tax code” and “requiring that at least half of all goods and supplies essential to our national security be made in the United States” in order to to support American men and to do in an “unparalleled force for the good in the world”.

“To every man I say: you can be a formidable force for good. Your nation needs you. The world needs you,” Hawley said.

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