Every time there is a shooting, or what is called so officiously these days \”an active shooter situation,\” you inevitably hear the phrase \”shelter in place.\” The first time I heard it, it grated my ears. I instinctively knew that it was not a good thing to \”shelter in place.\” Blame it on my Neanderthal upbringing and an excess of testosterone.
While it might be good advice some of the time for women and children to \”shelter in place\”–to hide and pray that the \”active shooters\” don\’t find you before you are saved by \”the authorities\”–it is a terrible policy with which to saddle the men of your society.
To tell a man to \”shelter in place\” is to insist that he is incapable of serving in his natural role as Protector. Instead, he is instructed, along with the women and children he otherwise would be protecting, to cower in fear until those with the proper skills, equipment, and authority show up and save him. In other words, wait for the government to be your Protector.
Sadly, this \”shelter in place\” attitude has permeated most of Western culture. Our men are no longer fit to be warriors and frontiersmen like their ancestors. You see it on display in Europe, where the \”men\” stand by helplessly while their women are groped and raped by Muslims and Africans. These men are taking the \”shelter in place\” cue, waiting for their own governments to rescue the damsels in distress. But those very governments, of course, are responsible for creating the situation that made the attacks possible in the first place. So there is a double curse for \”sheltering in place\” white men.
Real men, the kind I believe still exist in parts of the South and other cultural \”backwaters\” of North America and Europe, do not \”shelter in place.\” Rather, they train (physically and mentally), equip themselves, and strike hard when \”active shooters\” (or their equivalents in the form of Muslim or African invaders) present themselves. In other words, they act like real men ought to act.
But make no mistake: modern \”nanny state\” governments do not like men who disobey the \”shelter in place\” order. It makes those governments look bad. And in many instances, it screws up their well-laid plans to destroy our civilization.
One of our mottoes in The League of the South is taken from the old Rhodesian Army recruitment poster: \”Be a Man Among Men. Join The League of the South.\” If I ever catch any male League member even thinking about \”sheltering in place,\” I\’ll personally kick his sorry ass and throw him out of our organization.
Michael Hill
“The unarmed man is not just defenseless, he is also contemptible.” Nicollo Machiavelli
The military has finally taken this wussification and added that if you have the opportunity to take down an active shooter, then take the chance with any available means. I always thought that it was wrong that they ask us to stand by in a dark room and wait to be told that it is okay for us to come out. Even though I was raised Christian, I still hold Christianity as my core faith, I have begun to value the ethos and beliefs of the old Norse Pagans. Their society would honor those who stood up and fought and/or died in a courageous way. This has been removed and vilified in today’s society. It may be time to look back at our ancestors and see what worked for them that made their societies so strong.