I’ll put a pin in my thoughts on violence in order to better facilitate discussion for the purposes of this thread, although I believe that there are some assumptions around the use of violence that OP is making and asking responders here to accept that are not rooted in reality.
First, I would suggest everyone to follow Jack Murphy on whatever platform you use. His assertions on the path forward, right now, and for at least the short term, seem to me to be the most well grounded among the right and, more generally, free thinkers.
Basically, it’s obvious that big tech, specifically social media and google, have been on a censorship mission for years now. It’s easy to get caught up in the moment of the January 6th events and fallout, but it’s been going on for years. These corporations just finally have a legitimate justification for their actions and the backing of the WH and legislative branch. Additionally, it’s apparent from the last two presidential elections (yes, even 2016), that our election infrastructure is wholly inadequate to fend off foreign and domestic tampering. These two factors, when applied in conjunction, make it nearly impossible to imagine a path forward where any wing of any party (not just Rs) that isn’t in lockstep with or furthering a goal of the establishment will be able to make any real headway on a national level. We only got our glimmer of hope that an outsider could prevail because the establishment wasn’t ready for it. Not because Trump was a mastermind or any other reason.
Now, I could go on a diatribe about how the counter party will respond to this. If the past is any indicator, then the Republican Party will fall right back into its comfort zone of being the opposition party. It won’t offer any new or actionable ideas that gets a broader base to coalesce around it, rather it will spend its time prognosticating on the evils of the Dems and the uncontrolled spending and the hypocrisy of the left yada yada yada. Or it may very well embrace populism, broaden its base, pull itself up by the bootstraps and get to work. I highly doubt it will do such a thing.
Where does that leave guys like us? Our voices will be silenced, our elections will be compromised, the establishment will have no true competition. We have to create private networks. This website is a great start. But it’s not enough. We’ve got to bring it to real life. We need private forums to talk to likeminded men. We need community and shared values. Unfortunately, for there to be any change, men like us are going to have to be the catalysts. We can either lead that charge in our communities or sit on our couch watching commercials that depict men as subservient and the like and bitch while Rome burns.