Do you think Lord Fairfax was Incel-tier?

[MatureDJ]

I was reading how this guy gave George Washington his first job.

Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

He had status, but yet:

Fairfax, a lifelong bachelor

And he played JBW Game:

He personally bought and sold slaves and, in 1777, engaged in the "little talked about" activity of "bedding down with a negro wench".

 

[corrector]

Raping women is JBW game?

 

[BackInTheGame78]

I've spent exactly 0 minutes of my life wondering about this up til now and will spend the rest of my life continuing to worry 0 minutes about it.

 

[taiyuu_otoko]

I've spent exactly 0 minutes of my life wondering about this up til now and will spend the rest of my life continuing to worry 0 minutes about it.

Be careful. If you don't live a good life you're going to be re-incarnated as @MatureDJ and spend all eternity scouring the internet for overlooked red pill truths about people worse off than you.

I believe if you put most of the posters here in a room together, the cringe would be so overwhelming all females within a hundred miles would start to spontaneously vomit.

 

[corrector]

Going back to the OP topic, I don't think by definition any guy can be an "incel" prior to the sexual revolution. This is something that evolved and means many guys get left behind from extreme female hypergamy because they are simply priced out of the market due to hoeinflation. So any historical person by definition can't be an incel in a socially structured society where virtually everyone who wanted to got married and (ie I'll say "white women" in this example to avoid confusion to the specific reference) women were almsot seens as property rather than being in direct economic competition to guys or even being at an advantage, like they are today...and finding a guy doing better than them and clicks all the boxes means allot of guys are left out.