International Brotherhood of Men

I think of us as one percenters who remain within the confines of legality and who do not give into cancel culture. While the term "One percenters" was coined to refer to outlaw biker gangs I believe we can adopt the term to refer to us in particular the IPF given our rather unique place in the incelosphere.

Incels strongly oppose mainstream culture and we oppose normies/normal fags. We have rather disconnect from mainstream culture and we fail to comprehend and assimilate into it.

We radically oppose the brainwashing feminists and their cuckservative allies refusing to buy into their agenda. We openly and publicly denounce them staring them down call them out for the low life degenerate pieces of shit they are.

We radically oppose chad's staceys and sex having normies for engaging in sex and partying and leaving us out and we do so openly and publicly.

We denounce establishments such as strip clubs, brothels, breasturants, bikini barista stands, adult stores, night clubs for deliberately excluding us and allowing chads staceys and normies in on all the fun.

We denounce rape crisis shelters, domestic violence shelters, all foid organizations and we openly and publicly call them out on their misandry.

We are openly misognyistic.

We despise badgecucks for favoring foid victims while doing absolutely nothing for their brothers.

We remain within the confines of legality to keep badgecucks away from us. The IPF has a good moral standing on remaining within the confines of legality the more we do so the more badgecucks will stay away from us. We are law abiding one percenters.

We do not give into cancel culture. No one can shake us down or change us given our steadfast commitment that is parallel to that of mujahideen warriors.

we need to support and normalize violence so more of us go ER.
Our views are that of an extremely marginalized group, but most of us are inert, unwilling to fight for change.

Interferon wrote: 20 Feb 2026, 16:33 we need to support and normalize violence so more of us go ER.
Our views are that of an extremely marginalized group, but most of us are inert, unwilling to fight for change.

We emphasize on remaining within the confines of legality and might be difficult for us to take that initiative as getting something like that to be legalized is a monumentally difficult task but could be done if we put in the effort.

we are extremely marginalized and we should be afforded the privileges of such a group and we need to fight for it make ourselves look strong in front of this blue pilled normie clown world