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Sunday, November 8, 2026

People don't need therapy. They need work.

Scott Galloway said "for most of the young men he works with, a job, friends and a girlfriend would do more than therapy". 

"...get a job, get a friend, get a girlfriend, get out of the house, start exercising".

"That is the equivalent of a nuclear detonation of therapy for 60 to 90% of the young men I deal with."

Galloway is one of the most respected members of the WOKE community.

"A job" is the gateway to self-esteem, discipline, discretionary income, practicing social skills and status within the greater community.

Galloway's public statements are an unexpected dose of reality and represent a shift of seismic proportions in "WOKE" thinking.

I expect it to get disappeared, at least for a while.

 

8 comments:

  1. Amen! This is the formula for ALL people. Too much free time is not good for anyone.

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  2. Yep, that one is going to be 'hidden' in a hurry!

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  3. On the other hand, the political Scott Galloway is a vile, arrogant person with extreme Trump Derangement Syndrome who this week publicly called for the killing of Elon Musk.

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    1. Yes, he has TDS in a very bad way.

      And this is a case of a blind pig finding an acorn, which is what it makes it an exceptional statement.

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  4. A lot of young men don't want a job, prefer video games to friends and having no prospects cannot get a girlfriend.

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  5. I saw that last week, but read it differently. The commies are taking off the mask....
    Above aside, I had a similar experience with my kids. They were very prototypical of youths today, socially akward, over-engaged with video games and make believe. Our oldest was having some 'growing pains' with his mother and we had a chat. He got a job at the local fast food joint, and changes and maturity came quickly. I didn't yell or threaten him, I talked to him like a young man and told him the same thing - you need a job (it will help you mature, get friends, earn money, etc.).
    Too many parents today try to help their kids by protecting them from adversity, not realizing the adversity (in manageable doses) is what builds them up into adults able to handle real situations.

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  6. I'm still convinced Bill Cosby got the treatment mostly because he publicly stated that blacks were mostly responsible for their own problems. Go outside the approved path and you get disappeared in one form or another.
    The islamocommunists have already won. This time next year will be a different world; bad as it may seem, these are "the good old days". It'll take a generation or three to pull out of this one.
    The Indian wars return - save the last rounds for your family and self; you don't want to be captured.

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  7. I had two friends who's children went to marriage therapy.
    Basically the therapist verdict was its the parents fault, it's always the parents fault. It's the parents fault they spend too much money, drink or party too much or are not executives at 27 years of age.
    My opinion is that therapists just reinforce or excuse bad behavior.

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