Before It’s Too Late: What Happens When Predators Hold Power

Would you trust these men alone with your daughter? With your wife?

It’s a question every man supporting this agenda needs to ask himself—and answer honestly. Because this isn’t about political differences. It’s about what happens when you hand power to people with no moral restraint, and the ones who pay the price are the women closest to you.

This isn’t hyperbole. This is reality. We have placed men with documented histories of sexual assault into the highest offices of our nation. And the result? A culture where cruelty, control, and violence aren’t just tolerated—they’re enabled. For every woman who can leave, there are countless others who can’t. When the safeguards disappear, when there are fewer places to hide, the question isn’t if someone you love will fall into their sights—it’s when.

Power Without Morality Is a Weapon

Let’s be clear: This didn’t happen by accident. When people said, “We don’t care what Trump says, we only care what he does,” they missed the point entirely. What someone says reflects what they believe—and beliefs shape actions. When you excuse the words, you give permission for the actions that follow.

This isn’t about a single man. It’s about an entire movement of individuals who see power as a means to dominate, not to serve. History has shown us that when individuals with predatory tendencies gain unchecked authority, their behavior escalates. And the ones closest to them—those within arm’s reach—become their first victims.

To the Non-White Men Supporting This Agenda: Take a Long, Hard Look

And to the non-white men who are supporting this? Give me a break. Did your parents teach you nothing? Did you completely black out during any history class that covered the last 200 years? Because if you think aligning yourself with these people will protect you, you are delusional.

Look at Vivek Ramaswamy if you need a real-time example—thinking he could come in and control the narrative, only to learn that no amount of proximity to power changes how they see him. You think they won’t turn on you? That they’ll somehow respect your place at the table? Don’t fool yourself. These people have spent generations proving exactly who they are. They will use you as long as you’re convenient, and the moment you’re not, they will demolish you. And not just you—they will hurt your wives, your children, and move on without losing a night of sleep.

So if you don’t see that—if you can’t recognize the danger—you’ve already failed the most basic responsibility of any man: protecting your family. And if you think the biggest threat to your livelihood is DEI programs or losing some imaginary culture war, then the least of your problems is politics. You need to rethink every element of your life, because right now, you don’t have even the smallest ounce of capability to shield the people who are counting on you.

The Real Cost of Looking Away

You may think this danger is distant—that it only happens to other people’s daughters, other men’s wives. But ask yourself: What happens when the women in your life have nowhere to turn? Because the truth is, many of us who recognize the danger have already started preparing. Those with resources are quietly putting safeguards in place—relocating, securing legal protections, and ensuring their loved ones can escape if necessary.

But what about those who can’t leave? What about the families who don’t have the means to disappear when things get worse? As the pool of accessible victims shrinks, predators will turn their attention to those who remain. If you think proximity to power will shield your family, think again. Proximity only makes them more vulnerable.

This Is Your Responsibility—And Your Last Chance

If you’re a white man with connections to power, understand this: You have a responsibility to act. You are uniquely positioned to challenge this culture from within. Your silence is complicity. Every time you ignore a racist joke, dismiss a sexist comment, or support a politician with a history of abuse, you reinforce a system that endangers your own family.

And to the non-white men standing on the sidelines—or worse, cheering this on—know this: They won’t stop with the women. They never do. When they’re done with them, they’ll come for you. And if you think they’ll show you mercy because you stood beside them, you’re wrong. They’ll see your family as collateral damage, and they’ll sleep just fine afterward.

What You Can Do—Right Now

1. Speak Up in Your Circles: Challenge friends, family, and colleagues who excuse abusive behavior. Silence only empowers predators.

2. Stop Supporting Moral Corruption: Vet the leaders you support. Character matters as much as policy, because corruption in one area leads to corruption in all.

3. Use Your Privilege to Protect Others: Leverage your influence to create safer environments—at work, in your community, and in politics.

4. Teach Your Sons Accountability: Power is a responsibility, not a license to harm. Raise the next generation to value consent, empathy, and integrity.

This Isn’t Someone Else’s Problem—It’s Yours

Predators thrive when good people look the other way. If you wait until their attention turns to your family, it will be too late. Take action now. Speak out. Intervene. Hold those in power accountable. Because the women you love are counting on you to stand between them and the men who see their pain as entertainment.

And if you think this warning doesn’t apply to you, ask yourself one last time:

Would you trust these men alone with your daughter?