mhra1

First, thank you for your courageous work throughout the years. You are an inspiration to many. Now, my question: Did you see the events at University of Toronto recently? Were they anything like feminist protests you've seen in the past?

In the worst of it, they are protesting the fact that Dr. Warren Farrell gave a talk addressing concerns with male suicide, video game addiction and the problem of males falling out of education and employment.

Their idea is that to discuss men outside of the ideological narrative and control of feminism, is hatred of women.

I am not over simplifying. That is all there is to it.

The worst of it is on display right now at U of T, but you will be seeing more. Ryerson Students Union just shut down two young women and a young man who wanted to start a men's issues group (they continue to work on it). The same thing happened at SFU and more recently attempts to form a group at Montana State University have come under fire.

There is a movement afoot to start men's issues groups on college campuses that do not fall under feminist control. Subsequently, events like you see here at U of T will become more common.

I think the "feelings" are the problem. These are not disenfranchised women at these protests. They are, for the most part, white, middle class children of privilege going to school on Daddy's money.

Their conduct is an abomination.

Thank you!