Sexual Utopia in Power by F. Roger Devlin

The go-to tactic to take down families and men is basically a sort of politically correct honey trap. “Feminists and more recently homosexual political activists have now positioned themselves at the vanguard of left-wing politics, shifting the political discourse from the economic and racial to the social and increasingly the sexual,” Baskerville writes, adding that these groups are pursuing a “social and sexual confrontation with the private family, marriage, masculinity, and religion.” The Honey Trap Baskerville identifies ongoing efforts by radical feminists and homosexual activists to demonize and dismantle the two-parent heterosexual family and shows how these movements are deeply intertwined with a dangerous growth in state power and bureaucratic intrusion. Think of the inverse of “The Handmaid’s Tale”: no patriarchal dystopia but instead a bloated welfare state run into the ground by shrieking feminists and perpetually aggrieved outrage merchants justifying their own power by worsening the very problems they claim to be solving. This is a keystone book, especially in the Age of the Incel, although it’s worth noting that those who read it may go from being an incel (involuntarily celibate) to a volcel (voluntarily celibate).īaskerville’s thesis is that the effects of the sexual revolution have led the West to the brink of social and economic ruin. The book posits a number of links between the growth of Orwellian state power and redefinitions of the family, marriage, and sex.īaskerville pins the blame for society’s woes on sexual radicals who are agitating directly and indirectly for the destruction of the family, and men in particular. Despite some holes in his libertarianism-meets-theocon argument, Baskerville’s ideas are well worth considering.

Author Stephen Baskerville tears modernity’s cult of sexual and gender liberation to shreds in his book The New Politics of Sex: The Sexual Revolution, Civil Liberties and the Growth of Government Power. That natural female sexual liberation leads to a Darwinian mating competition more similar to a Baboon pack than any other civilized society.If you’ve been looking for the ultimate knockout punch to progressive sexual ideology, look no further. He also believes that society is becoming hyper-primitive with the liberation of natural female sexuality. He argues that the sexual revolution has false advertising surrounding it and generally increased sexlesness. He explains how the rise in divorce and decline in monogamy is causing inceldom. It explores primarily the relationship between monogamy and natural female sexuality.

Back to Africa: Sexual Atavism in the Modern West.

The Feminine Sexual Counter-Revolution and its Limitations.

Content Preface Introduction: The Facts of Life

Sexual Utopia in Power by F. Roger Devlin