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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is bad for a society's long run stability to have large numbers of single, underemployed, bitter men. America has been heading in this direction for a decade or so. It's not healthy that liberals scoff at studies like this with platitudes about how women are better off without men, that they're losers, etc. If we keep telling young men that they are violent, toxic sub-humans, they will continue to fail, and we will eventually have very bad outcomes. Look at Syria, Egypt, Italy for models. It is in the best interest of democracy in the United States to have *equality* of the sexes (not a war--which women have been winning for a while), and for most men to be in healthy, stable relationships. I don't know why this is controversial.[/quote] What’s your solution?[/quote] DP Encourage a more balanced discourse that doesn’t rely on beating down one group in order to pull up another. Better and more support at school that finds a solution that results in quantifiable increases in male college attendance and readiness. Better male role models. Women have many many role models these days that are honorable and successful yet I have a hard time thinking of many men that I would want my son to model himself after. Especially white men. That needs to change. [/quote]
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