Religious/Extremist Terrorism: Non-Muslim edition

[RangerRay]

A case study in how online misogyny and extremism is driving real world politics.

Opinion: South Korea offers a cautionary tale of how the online fringes can make hatred mainstream

A generation of disaffected young men who grew up consuming sexist memes and jokes have transformed mainstream Korean politics, and countries such as Canada would be wise to heed what’s happening

www.theglobeandmail.com

While we have rightly been celebrating the levelling-up of girls and women, boys and young men are being left behind. I believe there is a national security imperative to ensure young men aren’t left behind, while not back-tracking on gains made by women.

 

[The Bread Guy]

A case study in how online misogyny and extremism is driving real world politics.

Opinion: South Korea offers a cautionary tale of how the online fringes can make hatred mainstream

A generation of disaffected young men who grew up consuming sexist memes and jokes have transformed mainstream Korean politics, and countries such as Canada would be wise to heed what’s happening

www.theglobeandmail.com

While we have rightly been celebrating the levelling-up of girls and women, boys and young men are being left behind. I believe there is a national security imperative to ensure young men aren’t left behind, while not back-tracking on gains made by women.

It's all about people feeling fucked over and seeing no better options, be it for religious or other reasons. Balance needs to be achieved for sure.

 

[RangerRay]

It's all about people feeling fucked over and seeing no better options, be it for religious or other reasons. Balance needs to be achieved for sure.

I’ve been listening to some podcasts by Scott Galloway (Prof G) who talks a lot about this subject, and addressing it through non-toxic masculinity, mentoring, and trying extra hard in raising our boys.

The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Entrepreneurship Podcast · Updated Daily · Bestselling author, professor and entrepreneur Scott Galloway combines business insight and analysis with provocative life and career advice. On Mondays and Fridays, Office Hours features Scott answer…

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Lost Boys

Society & Culture Podcast · Updated Weekly · Anthony Scaramucci and Professor Scott Galloway join forces to tackle the little discussed challenges young men are facing today in America. At home, at school and at work, young men are falling behin…

podcasts.apple.com

 

[Furniture]

A case study in how online misogyny and extremism is driving real world politics.

Opinion: South Korea offers a cautionary tale of how the online fringes can make hatred mainstream

A generation of disaffected young men who grew up consuming sexist memes and jokes have transformed mainstream Korean politics, and countries such as Canada would be wise to heed what’s happening

www.theglobeandmail.com

While we have rightly been celebrating the levelling-up of girls and women, boys and young men are being left behind. I believe there is a national security imperative to ensure young men aren’t left behind, while not back-tracking on gains made by women.

Are you suggesting that telling boys and young men that they are the problem, because of things that happened a hundred years before they were born, might drive some to radicalization?

It's impossible that implying, and sometimes outright saying, men/boys are unnecessary might inspire them to think uncharitably about women.

/s

 

[mariomike]

Discussion reminds me of something I read on here,

with a little snooping around, social media lives forever. Back in our day, our stupid stuff was gone with the wind unless we wrote a letter, and not many guys did that.

Readers can draw their own conclusions as to why there is a 21 point gender gap in the18 to 29 age group.