I'm now at a place where I see Democrats talking about men in general and young men in particular,

and I think of them as like Ben Shapiro towards Muslims.

Every sitcom has a man rolling his eyes at his wife because she asks him to take on some childcare responsibility or clean the house or something.

And now you're mad that women don't want to continue to be victims and are asserting themselves.

You are essentially implying that high school boys are a protected class. And I cannot,

under any regard, see them in that way. It's a man's world. No grace. You guys are still running

every single thing. You get no grace. And they're all miserable. Brian. Oh, please. You guys are

at the hands of your own destruction.

The speech that you just gave could have been delivered by an anti-criminal justice reformed person, verbatim.

Oh, it couldn't, right.

Girls are not inflicting sexual violence onto young men in same rape.

But therefore we shouldn't address it.

Don't we think of the reactionary feeling?

Yes.

Get the content off the platform.

Right, that's not going to happen.

A lot of my peers do mock the idea of male loneliness.

I know they do.

I absolutely know they do.

We hear it all the time.

Men are socialized from birth to hate women.

It's true, Ryan.

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