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story. Adolescence on Netflix is currently the biggest show in the world. The drama about a 13-year-old

misogynist who kills a teenage girl

has been seen by 25 million people so far and was raised by the British Prime Minister in Parliament.

... with our children. I've got a 16-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl. It's a very, very good

documentary to watch or drama.

This violence carried out by young men influenced by what they see online is a real problem.

It's abhorrent, and we have to tackle it.

It's actually a fictional story, Prime Minister, not a documentary, but it's a Prime Minister referenced.

It tells the story of young boys who are radicalised by content online.

There are references to the Manosphere, the Matrix, Incells and Red Pills.

Andrew Tate gets a name check.

And that part of the show is sparked on outpouring of commentary about the abject horrors of the internet and the crisis of male role models.

Banged by a girl, you're saucy.

You're not getting it.

Woman, okay.

Dad, you're not reading what they're doing.

It's a call to action by the man's fear.

80% of women are attracted to 20% of men.

You must trick them because you'll never get them in a normal way.

Well, the Guardian summed up the general tone of the reporting with a headline that said from the police to the Prime Minister how adolescence is making Britain face up to toxic masculinity.

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