You're probably thinking to yourself right now how in the hell can Ebola trigger the Fempocalyse? But if last year's winter storm up here in the Heartland of Canada was any indication then imagine how Ebola would effect the relations between men and women. Last year the power went out for a few days in the dead of winter, about a week before Christmas. And I was out with a camera shooting the ordeal. And I'm putting a link to that video in the description below. What I observed was the men going out and restoring power, cleaning the road and cleaning up the mess. While women either went Christmas shopping at one of the few malls where power was still running. Or women were predominently watching from indoors as their husbands, sons and workmen solved the problems. What do you think would happen if there was an Ebola pandemic? Do you really think women and children would leave their homes in such a case. Or do you see think women would send men out to get food, supplies and risk getting sick? I wouldn't be surprised if some men had to live in a sort of quarantine in the garage to protect the health of their families if such a thing happened. And most men wouldn't complain because after all they were just protecting their families. Yesterday I heard about a Texas nurse, Nina Phan, that got Ebola from Eric Duncan, the man that brought Ebola to Dallas from Africa to America. Nina Phan took all the necessary precautions to protect herself from Ebola but they weren't enough to protect her. One question remains: Is Ebola an airborne disease now? And if the answer is yes we could be facing a major global pandemic where seventy to eighty percent of the people that get Ebola will die from it. Imagine if thirty, forty or fifty percent of the global population was dead or dying in six months to a year? I know I'm painting the worst case scenario but this is why I believe that every man going his own way needs to have his own grab bag full of cash and precious metals, his own vehicle, even a shit box and a gun. Or at the very least three to four weeks worth of bottled water and food supplies. Every single man listening to me that's going his own way can quarantine himself much more safely without a wife and kids. If Ebola becomes airborne in your city it will be men that you will see on the streets fighting each other for scarce supplies while the women stay indoors.
Christmas Without Women - MGTOW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWgnm...
Gendering the Black Death: Women in Later Medieval England
http://www.academia.edu/3740787/Gende...
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