Leveraging any national tragedy to promote politics is the road to flawed legislation. Ben Shapiro makes the best point that certain politicians capitalize on these events to promote laws that disproportionately affect millions based on the acts of the few.
a femenist looked into doing a documentary about MRA while being fully skeptical, and became an ally for them after realizing how real their gripes were
Every movement has it's breaking point. #MeToo hit the roadblock with ridiculous accusations against Aziz Ansari. I suspect the modern-day feminist wave will ultimately collapse the minute inequitable legislation is proposed.
Hollywood's currently facing diminishing returns at the box office for overtly feminist films. Hopefully we'll begin to see universities and academic institutions return to reason with the rise of feminist beliefs encroaching on student's freedoms
I'm better off getting an apprenticeship and networking than being taught about if someone feels like a girl or boy and how I should feel like that too
Not all colleges are indoctrinated in this nonsense. It's predominantly alive and well in liberal arts universities. I can personally attest to trade schools focusing on educating students to learn life skills.
Life skills are a necessity and just for example. I'd love to take a cooking class because I suck at cooking as is! Won't pursue it as a career mind you, but experience is what I find valuable in education.
