10 Must-Read Books For Anyone Fighting Against Social Justice In The Culture War

Our culture is becoming increasingly illiterate, with most attempts at any discourse becoming shouting fruitless insults rather than attempting to build a philosophical or moral goal. A lot of this is the impact of social media and video entertainment, boiling down everything into gotcha rhetoric for dopamine hits one receives from likes on the internet.

The Christian conservative needs to arm himself with understanding and knowledge to transcend the infantility and ignoramity of the culture, and so we at Fandom Pulse have curated a list of ten books for anyone who truly wishes to fight against the social justice agenda in the current culture must read if he wants to work to make positive change in the culture.

Our list begins here:

SJWs Always Lie by Vox Day

Vox Day’s 2015 manifesto serves as a tactical handbook for those facing social justice attacks in professional and personal settings. Day, a figure who has experienced cancel culture firsthand, outlines what he calls the “SJW attack sequence” and provides specific defensive strategies for those targeted by online mobs. The book’s value lies in its practical approach to understanding how modern callout campaigns operate, the psychology behind them, and concrete steps for defending oneself against reputation destruction. His breakdown of how institutional capture occurs and his “Three Laws of SJWs” provide a framework for recognizing patterns in cultural conflicts that continue to play out across institutions.

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@TheanineSauce

LTR pregnancy scare: she suggests an abortion - go with the flow?

Hi gents,

My LTR (26 and about to finish college) missed her period and the tests show that she's pregnant. We both acknowledge we made a mistake and should have taken more precautions to avoid an unplanned pregnancy. She immediately brought up that she doesn't want a child right now and wants an abortion. Although I also strongly support this, I have refrained from overtly trying to influence her choice by remaining as neutral and supportive as possible: we're in Europe so she has to follow a few steps (doctors visit, follow-up counselling session, informed consent) before she can take the pill. She has already made the necessary appointment to begin the process.

I (32, good CV/skills) have been planning to move abroad for the last six months and have the qualifications and means to do so and zero commitments - she knows this relationship comes secondary to my aspirations. It's just been a matter of figuring out where the best place to relocate to is. I currently don't have any obvious assets or good sources of income and don't buy her expensive things. Consequently, I don't think that she currently sees me as a potential provider. The relationship has been based on mutual sexual attraction and a strong emotional bond which eventually led us to being exclusive. We have decided to keep this matter private and not inform friends and family to avoid complicating the matter. While I am supporting her in this process and plan to continue the relationship, I am trying to prepare for the possible scenario in which she changes her mind within the next week and decides not to have an abortion.

Any suggestions on how to proceed over the next 4-6 weeks if she shows signs of changing her mind? She has already given me multiple reasons, one of which I won't mention here, why she doesn't want a child right now, so I haven't had to overtly say anything yet - it's obviously the rational choice. Do you have any suggestions on how to navigate this scenario while being supportive and avoiding actions that would overtly influence her decision?

• Agree and amplify, in a supportive way.
• Current circumstances are unfavourable (e.g. weak job market, political uncertainty, better opportunities abroad)

Silly rabbit, you missed the one that mattered most...

• Don't be cheap and lazy, always keep condoms at the ready.

What's done is done. If the expectant mother of your presumed child decides to not seek out infanticide and keep the baby, provide what support you reasonably can, be it emotional and material. If she decides to give the child up for adoption, you both should then consider reaching out to your respective relatives to find a couple among your kin willing and able, seeking to take on raising a child before you engage with any agencies. I'd also suggest getting a paternity test kit so you can discretely confirm the child's parentage after they're born. It also couldn't hurt you to make time to consult with an attorney about this, as relocating abroad might not absolve you of the financial obligations to the child if it's confirmed that you're the sire, and may have some impact upon your work VISA.

@medstudentgerman2002

LTR wants me to fuck other girl

We were separated for abt 4 weeks after I broke up with her, got back again about two weeks ago and it’s been going good since then.

During those 4 weeks I cold approached someone on campus, this girl is IMO easily the hottest girl I know atm (fit late-20s med student), first noticed her 2 yrs ago and she wouldn’t even look at me so I ignored her. Eventually though she started giving me IOIs and as soon as I was single again I chatted her up on campus, didn’t exchange any contact info though.

I casually mentioned this to LTR couple days ago, she told me she knows that girl through a mutual friend (who knows I fuck good and loves gossip, prob relayed that info to the other chick). Got extremely jealous, called her a disgusting whore etc.

Yesterday at work I texted her I want to fuck you while that other girl watches and then make you two kiss each other for me. She laughed it off and said nah that’s disgusting. Today though when we had sex she started dirty talking very enthusiastically about that same scenario, towards the end she literally just kept saying she wants me to fuck that girl . We talked about it afterwards and she was still down for a threesome or just me fucking the other girl, said it’s hot to have other girls see how good her man’s dick is.

Question: how do I navigate this? Do I try to get a regular 1on1 date with the other girl (who might know I’m in a LTR again) and only bring up my LTR once we’re already fucking? Do I try to make my LTR tell the gossipy friend about her fantasy? Or do I play with open cards and ask if she’s down for threesome?

Attempt to answer own Q: I don’t know, my best answer is just don’t try it altogether and be happy with LTR. But literally even 2 years ago I thought this chick was hot as fuck so I don’t really want to pass on this opportunity

A lot of guys dream of experiencing a threesome. While some guys could make it work, you don't strike me as being one of those guys as you are currently. You previously mentioning your mental health issues and difficulties with the now boomerang ex suggests you'd fail, and likely not in any spectacular fashion, but there's nothing wrong with otherwise keeping the dream alive.

The problem in my mind is that you gave the ex another chance, when you should've closed that door in your life and moved on. If she's really as good looking as you claim, she shouldn't have had much difficulty finding another guy to start dating during your time apart.

Dodging Bullets (and not needing to) #3.

The patriarchy and trans "arguments" were obvious non-arguments. When you learn to look at the code behind the matrix, you can recognize that neither argument is made from a falsifiable position. Then it becomes clear that they cannot be positively asserted due to this weakness.

Unfalsifiability is one tool the programmers of the Matrix use to foment unending arguments and distract you from reality.

But you've chosen the red pill. You want to see reality.

The next kind of bullet the Matrix will fire at you is the self-contradictory argument. These can be difficult or impossible for a layperson to prove or disprove, but aren't in the same vein as unfalsifiable arguments.

Instead, we pay attention to the internal consistency of the story. When we detect inconsistencies, we can determine the motivations, honesty, and legitimacy of an actor and his ideas.

Take 2020 for a great list of examples:

• Wear a mask when walking to your table, but take it off once seated.

• Vaccinated people still need to mask, but vaccines are effective.

• The unvaccinated will endanger the vaccinated, but vaccines are effective.

• Small, distributed shopping among hundreds of little stores is a risk to spread covid, but concentrating everybody into one Walmart is not.

• Airplane travel is safe with Masks, but Thanksgiving with family is cancelled.

• The virus does not spread outdoors, but public parks and beaches are closed.

• You must vaccinate your children but they are at virtually zero risk.

• The vaccine is a brand new, untested delivery system that is still in emergency approval status, has bypassed many checks and balances that drugs undergo, initial data shows no reduction of deaths (actually one more death in the vaccinated group), and the control group has been vaccinated early so we will never know any long term effects, but also, it's safe and effective and if you reject it on these grounds you're anti-vax, anti-science, and anti-grandma.

• If you oppose any regulation or rule by decree that encroaches on your rights your during this emergency, you are anti-science and want grandma to die.

• The elderly are at highest risk of mortality from covid, but NY nursing homes are not allowed to deny entry of sick patients.

None of these individual inconsistencies disproves a pandemic, or gives you absolute proof that vaccines work or don't work. None of this is sufficient to prove that masks work or don't. It's not enough to falsify the 6-foot rule.

But you know what it is enough for?

Proving that every single expert, scientist, media outlet, health professional, doctor, and politician lied to your face about almost every factor involved in the pandemic.

In fact, when you hear a doctor mention the vaccine to you now, in 2025, it can be a pretty good litmus test for whether or not they're still willing to lie to you, even after almost all of these lies have come to light.

The establishment relies on most of these lies remaining unchallenged and in place, even as most are quietly dismissed by study after study proving they were wrong.

They stack emotional propaganda on top of other propaganda as a mechanism of laundering the lie. Sure, the masks thing was basically dismissed, and sure, 6-feet was made up on the spot. And sure, we have a lot of sudden, unexplained deaths in new demographics right now. But generally speaking you need to trust the science and get your vaccine. And we're going to start vaccinating the food supply because, despite getting some of the little stuff wrong, we were still right. Right? RIGHT?

Now you know enough to know they lied to you. It was willing, it was knowable at the time they did it, and they did it anyway.

You don't need to prove that the vaccine works or doesn't to know the person pushing it on your right now lied through their teeth. What else are they lying about?

You might not be satisfied that this doesn’t give you all the answers. But smart people understand that the most honest position is often not having an answer. The truth is, some answers are hard to find while others may be unknowable. What smart people recognize is that a real starting point isn’t certainty; it’s discernment. Clarity begins by knowing what aren't answers, what aren’t real arguments, and what’s just fake code from the Matrix.

When you're ready, you won't have to dodge bullets. You will see them for what they are: more code in the matrix.