
Breakfast with the Dirt Cult (Samuel Finlay)
The Worthy House (Charles Haywood)
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Defending the Right Order Between the Sexes
Walton can see that in many ways, hodji culture is grossly inferior. What he correctly does not see them as is proto westerners eager to adopt western customs and beliefs. He sneers at many stupidities american ilids try to impose on the afghans. Walton's fundamental complaint is that right order between the sexes has broken down in a manner that benefits nobody but harms men. Men have become the disposable sex. Men are expected to bear all burdens, but to make no claims. This is related to a phrase that i once found unobjectionable, but t have come to realize is, shall we say, problematic. Happy wife, happy life. Embodied
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