Louis Theroux “Inside the Manosphere”

[Stirlingsays]

Being a real man is about owning yourself, knowing yourself and protecting those who are threatened by others.

Not this weak version you portray of victimhood and blaming others for your own shortcomings to make you feel superior.

Dan, 'man whisperer'.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

Except it's not a countermeasures piece and that proves you didn't read it, or at least understand it and the context of it.

Who said it was a “countermeasures piece”?

What I said was it was an irrelevant reaction. Which compared to its male equivalent it is. I doubt it would have existed at all without the male version emerging. If you really want to deflect from the issue you can add the two together.

 

[Spindle]

I suppose as an inevitable reaction but it is surely small scale and irrelevant. These macho influencers have gained a lot of support and are a toxic and unwelcome development which needs exposure and counter measures.

Oh

 

[ASCPFC]

It wasn't really necessary to watch the programme to know what the conclusions would be. Although I did. I found it pretty humourous. I couldn't really give a f*** what they all do online.
How is their influence any worse than the influence we've had from Hollywood and TV for fifty years? There are less of these on the Epstein lists than there are our world leaders. Who's worse in reality?
This is merely preaching to the converted, not journalism. No one's going to change. The faux outrage will be heard forever - it's on here. It's their new version of Adolescence - which was also half truths.
I wonder why young men might be disillusioned? Let's have an actual think about it for once. Just once.