The DEI tradeoff is worse than you think (youtube.com)
But the ideas are not permeating the edges or corners of mainstream. Here is the National Post.
This seems possibly or likely the time to start public revolution of culture. The society is ready for it. The viciousness of men as it sinks in they have been denied and punished for what they could have had and were prevented, the bitterness, will be irrepressible. The men who have known for 15 or 20 years as it has progressed, some of them fully and some partially, will be extremely bold and confident once these things are publicly vindicated. The other side will probably have to remain silent even in the face of overreach by the masculine rebellion. Calls to doubt will be laughed at, calls to self-restrain will be scoffed.
The start to this phase might have been a couplefew years ago, when Pearl and Hoemath and that psychology YouTuber Orion started taling about and educating on it. (At that time, the widespread example of OF and similar trends were extreme, as well as female dating practices on apps, combined with reversals of DEI trends and the extreme pushing of culture with politically supported Trans and Woke, and less-so public examples of falsely charged or denounced university student males, etc, and before that time no one spoke truthfully or counter-the-narriatve about it publicly who had any followers.) Once the idea caught on, tons of bloggers talked about it, not all intellectual or critical. In recent months, it's on mainstream media, mostly in Opinion pieces, but still isn't really in the mainstream, like most people you talk to, who watch only the 6 O'clcok news and their echo-chamber fakenews on Facebook, won't yet know what you're talking about 8 or 9 out of 10 times. But unlike 5 or even 3 years ago, you will be surprised that randomly someone you're talking to knows what you're talking about and has already watched some things on it and considered the ideas a bit.
Will men even stop shooting up public places?