Over the past decade, women in the United States and in Europe have been hyper-radicalized,

probably from social media.

We can see this in its more minimal effects, that is, the depression of young women when

they don't get enough likes for their appearance.

One phenomenon that we've experienced online is that young women will post a photo of

themselves.

If it doesn't get enough likes, they'll delete the photo and repost it. If they can't get

enough likes, they get depressed. This has been recorded in scientific journals. But this also has a

huge issue with social issues and with politics. Largely, that women are increasingly driving

into nonsensical and insane and even delusional

political positions and then voting for them. The response then is apathetic men who aren't

voting at the same rate ignore the issue and the country begins to spiral. What we've now seen

with the victory of Donald Trump and the Republicans is an attempt to rebuke the insanity and the radicalization. But I have several articles for you to break down the

data showing, in fact, women are being hyper radicalized in their hyper radicalization and in

the media ecosystem skewing female, the claim is that men are being radicalized.

I actually have evidence that that's not true.

Men are not being radicalized.

Young women are being radicalized.

And they're more likely to be influenced by social media.

And it's resulting in violence and chaos.

And destabilization.

Now, there was a great article, I'll pull it from Vox,

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