What Makes a Man? Advice for Young Men

In today's popular culture, political correctness dictates that all things traditional and masculine are inherently toxic and barbaric. Reid expounds today on the lessons learned in history and in his own life as well. Are all things masculine truly toxic as we are told?

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[hooterboy]

This is what should be on the YouTube trending topics, not that Jimmy Kimmel crap. And they wonder why my generation is so naive and dependent.

[hickok]

Glad I stumbled upon this video - watched the entire thing. Great advice that almost makes me sad, sad because I'd guess about 2% of young men these days are rubbing up against this sort of wisdom on any regular basis.
Good to know there are some folks our there like yourself. And you are so, so correct about detractors. You can almost measure your success in life by how many detractors you attract.

[theforcedmeme]

Be everything they don't want you to be

[fireman]

Men need to mentor the next generation and be an example.

[jimmyd]

I'm 62 years old, if I could add one thing for those young people who may be watching this video; listen to this man, he speaks the truth and I promise you your life will be richer if you humble yourself and practice what he is telling you.

[parrishinvestigations]

Hey brother, you sound like you are my age. This is exactly what our youth needs to hear. God bless you!!

[Masterkey]

I'm 19 and pretty lost in this world. This video definitely set some guide lines for me. Thanks so much!

[hersenskim]

So many young men need strong manly loving fathers. Unfortunately by telling women that they can fulfill the role of men in the home, a massive wound is left in the age-old family structure

[thenumerousfew]

Iam 18. Thanks. I work on a farm and only because i never did any good in school. But i love almost every second of it. And i learn a lot more useful skills then college

[Caintuckee]

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[dangerousfreedom]

Reid, My Patriot Brother. Liberty is in our Blood

[tomfouse]

Thanks for saying it is not wrong to be a man.
My son is a 3rd degree black belt in karate. A brown belt in ju jitsu. He has been doing kali for 3yrs. He started at 4 yrs old and is 17 now. He is on his way to college this year. I am very proud of the man he has become.

[enigma]

Reid, I truly wish our society had more real MEN such as yourself. Thank you for sharing.

[americanwarrior]

Man you should start a Boys Camp, military style disipline, you could shape the future

[geraldknapp]

This guy is Wise Way Beyond his years amazing

[johngraziano]

Hey Reid...
Thank you for all you have done.
Thank you for the videos.
Looking forward to having my boys watch this video.

[SB-gzvh]

Appreciate the advice as always Mr. Reid. As a 20 year old man in this world today it seems like we’re being pushed into a corner and many of us are taking the easy way out and conforming. I for one will never apologize for being who God made me to be. I always remember the quote “strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create bad times”. One of the manliest things we can do is to read from great leaders and philosophers who have passed down this knowledge to us through books, but greater still is the word of God which outlined above any other book what a man should be. Keep your word, respect others, follow your duty, and honor your God!

[Mrgunsngear]

If only more people followed this advice

[AslanRising]

Great work, Reid.

May God turn the hearts of the father's to the sons, and the hearts of the sons to the father's. And may God grant repentance and faith.

[brentR]

All of us watching let this be a reminder that we are not alone. There are lots of us like minded americans/human beings. I said it years ago to Reid, his attitude and personality play a major role in his success. And I hope the same can be said for all of us. 🇺🇸 💪