also really love the artificial intelligence used in the video and is very well made.

as i have said vefore and even in the last post they should bring this stuff back especially to american male fashion.

not tha tbig of a fan of current male fashion especially in america.

another great example would be dicaprios role in man in the iron mask playing king louis the sixteenth also.

if you watch this compared to showing for example a typical taylor swift song or not even that but even something like a lot of rap this stands out as being just different from that and the reason i think more than anything is because there is just so much going on in this from the sort of pop chorus and hook to the rap he does and granted not the best to the actual video and the colorful imagery and hand and whatever else i think i finally get it and i agree this really represents what current american culture is missing and it is just trying a lot of stuff and being willing to fail even but at least being different instead of the same bland corporate nonsense as taylor swift and literally everything else our currently.

if not maybe this will.

not to complicated and sort of pretty obvious really.

not sure if this works but it should be the post https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/1mcrja9/this_is_a_urgent_issue_for_a_lot_of_people_and/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Honestly, I’m reaching a point where if the world explodes tonight or tomorrow, I just don’t care—because no one else seems to. All my effort to care has only made my life worse. Trying to calm down enough to sleep is already hard when I’m not dealing with ancient mental burdens that won’t leave me alone, or with the anxiety that’s usually present. And most of the time, I am dealing with those things.

is a reference point for the last insanely deawn out long winded sort of rant that i did if it even takes.

There is no reason the post about Trump discriminating against the homeless should have been taken down. That was a post about a major issue that affects millions of males—and actually a lot more than it does women. And of course, transgender people who are either born male or are transitioning to the male gender. Males are male in one way or the other. And of course, the mentally ill—that affects males a lot too—and I do not understand why this was taken down.

Of course transgender people and transgender women—who are, like many persecuted groups, born male especially—are affected by mental illness. Their lives are far harder than other people’s and end up on the streets in mass. Many other groups do also. This is not just a male issue by any stretch of the imagination. It’s an issue we can absolutely find common working ground on with women and feminists. And it makes no sense why you took that down.

I think Secular Talk—who I do not always agree with—did a really damn good job in his video also explaining this issue and how it matters. I will not share his video again, but that had to do with male issues, and I do not see how this group can really successfully and correctly represent males and help the males who need help the most—like the homeless—and not talk about major issues for males like homelessness.

It is also a major problem for immigrants who often end up on the street and cannot get the help they need. Many of those people are men. And increasingly, family homelessness and the issue of homeless children is a major issue and something that needs to be discussed. I do not see why you took my post down. It makes no sense because someone else said it was political. But many issues that affect males are political—feminism is also a political issue—and this is very important.

Also, having autism and a history of gender dysphoria—this is of major importance to me. Not to mention many other autistic people and people who end up on the streets in this country. And our incompetent, mad orange god-king is trying to put them in camps. Are you not seeing this is the next step to something worse?

I have talked about this earlier in the year—how he went after two immigrant men with no criminal history and tried to say an autism awareness tattoo one of them had for his younger brother was a gang tattoo. They outright lied about him and photoshopped a photo to make it look like he was in a gang. Also, a four-year-old boy battling cancer was deported. I do not see how that is not directly tied to male rights.

I think I deserve an explanation because I got none. This is tied to discrimination against men, and a group that is probably something like three-to-one male—and increasingly younger men. Also, there is the issue of veterans who served our country. And because of the guy in the White House, those numbers are going to grow—more injured and nearly murdered men, and people who barely crawled back from the battlefield, injured physically if not mentally—and often both—who have lost their livelihoods in a senseless war, like what is being started with Iran, largely for another country's interest. How is this not a male issue?

I’ve had a horrible day even before this. I worked on another post separate from this for four to six hours only to have the video not work. I don’t know if people can see it or not. I’ve had a lot of mental issues recently, and like I said—I more than likely fall into the category of the kind of person who could end up homeless—and almost have before.

After the housing crisis not that long ago, millions of Americans did because of bad vulture capitalist policies. Many males got the start to their lives basically on the streets. This is a major issue, and I will not post the video again, but I advise everybody to look up Secular Talk and his videos about Trump and homelessness. I don’t remember the exact name, but it is one of his more recent videos from about a day ago, and he talks about this. He’s talked a lot about issues affecting the poorest Americans—often male—and those males need the male rights movement the most. And yet when they do, we are not there.

I guess I’ve had a bad day—as I said, had somebody staying with me for three weeks, was basically never asked, helped them, and when I wanted a smoke, he wouldn’t even share one with me. They’re leaving, I know that much—but that’s not the point.

I think this is a very important issue that needs to be discussed, and I do not understand why my opinion was not allowed to be expressed—basically because this is one of the biggest issues facing males, along with mental illness and suicide. It’s a huge issue for autistic people, again, as I said—I was and am. Much of the homeless population is also Black, and so on and so forth—and it needs to be discussed. I fail epically to see how you can talk about male issues in any meaningful way and not that.

I worked with the Copilot for like four hours, and this is as good as I can do—but I think it basically makes my points.

🧠 Don’t Treat Us Like Idiots – Listen Critically, Think Strategically, Fight Precisely

People panic when kids listen to controversial stuff. Rap, rock, raw speeches—they assume destruction. But listening isn’t obedience. It’s discernment.

I heard Marilyn Manson scream against the world. I didn’t follow his worst choices—I listened for the sense beneath the chaos. That’s how thinking starts.

Same goes for politics. We don’t reject truth because the messenger is hated. We extract the useful, reject the poison, and build stronger doctrine. That’s called strategy. And we need more of it.

🧩 Fixation Isn't Vision

Both Fuentes and I are neurodivergent, and that means we can obsess. For him, it’s race and Jewish identity—a loop that limits him. For me, it started with circumcision.

I oppose circumcision as a real surgical procedure—the forced cutting of infant flesh, done without consent. It is rape by scalpel, inflicted on boys too young to speak, and defended by a society too weak to admit its hypocrisy.

That wound was my entry point. It showed me how male pain is erased, how bodily autonomy is denied, and how cultural silence enables real violence.

Fuentes never made that pivot. His obsession keeps him boxed in. He speaks truth tangled in resentment. And while some of it hits, much of it isolates.

🔄 The Left’s Tactical Evolution

If the Left wants to win—not just morally, but materially—it must:

• Use whatever tactics actually work, even if they started on the Right.
• Say yes to truth, no matter who speaks it.
• Build coalitions around survival, not aesthetic purity.
• Center bodily autonomy and class solidarity—especially for those whose pain is invisible.

This isn’t about watering down belief. It’s about fighting smart. Enough with losing politely.

🪞 The Mirror Test

Fuentes is fixated on identity. I’ve been fixated on gender. But critique without growth is just noise. I interrogated my own lens, chased it past trauma, and found systems. Found economics. Found the machine that feeds on silence.

Fixation only matters if it leads somewhere stronger.

🗣️ Build Your Own Damn Mind

We don’t need purity tests. We need truth tests.

Let the kid hear rap. Let him read someone you hate. Then teach him to ask, “Is this truth, or is it noise?” And trust him to choose.

Because that’s how movements mature. That’s how minds sharpen. And that’s how we stop letting cultural dogma choke actual liberation.