We're now finally starting to see, in the mainstream media, some admissions that #MeToo has gone too far. The vast majority of the mainstream media is very leftist and feminist, so admitting that things are out of control is a big step for them, which explains why they've arrived at that realisation so late.

But just because some in the media are admitting this fact, don't imagine that means anything will change.

There are still zero large companies saying they will stand behind their accused employees until and unless the accusations are proven.

There are still zero politicians endorsing measures such as anonymity for the accused as well as the accuser in sexual assault/harassment/rape cases until a court finds them guilty.

There are still zero politicians commenting on the nuance that Matt Damon brought up, the fact these offensive sit on a scale from trivial to serious, and that perhaps those who've offended at the bottom of the range don't deserve to have their lives utterly destroyed.

Our society remains utterly gynocentric, so those in power are going to continue to act only in ways they can publicly defend as "in the best interests of women".

Every man remains at risk of losing his job, being expelled from university, having his business destroyed - or worse - at any time, now or decades in the future, by a false accusation.

There is no safety for men in simply being law-abiding and well-behaved. The feminist monster has tasted much greater power than it's ever previously known and will never willingly give it up.

If you offend a female colleague or employee, or even if you're simply in the way of an ambitious woman's career path, then you can be accused and destroyed, losing everything, within days.

So what can we do?

I think there is only one solution: we must use society's rampant gynocentrism to solve the problem.

As always, there will be no justice or fairness for men until the lack of same is clearly seen to be harming women. So this is what must happen:

  • Every man who owns a business or is in a managerial role must:

1) Stop hiring women. Hire men instead.

2) Stop promoting women. Promote men instead.

3) Stop mentoring women or assisting them with their careers in any way. Put your support behind men instead.

  • Naturally you should never admit to this fact. Remember: you hired or promoted the man because he had the best qualifications, the best track record. End of story.

  • When the impact of #MeToo starts to bite, and the impact on women's careers starts to become obvious and undeniable, then there will be a lot of discussion about it. This is where you should comment, carefully and always phrased as a third-person hypothetical:

"Well, yes, of course it's concerning to see that fewer women are being hired/promoted in X industry. Of course no one wants to see women being held back. If male managers are doing that, then I don't agree with it, but to some extent I can understand why they'd feel that way. The whole #MeToo thing that started back in 2017 has made it very risky for men to work with women. Those men may feel that they might be falsely accused, and we know that companies always shoot first and ask questions later in that situation. I've sometimes heard other male managers say they're worried about that happening to them, and they're very aware that there are no safeguards against false accusations. I mean, I would never do that myself, I don't agree with them, but I can kinda see why other male managers might act that way to protect themselves..."

That will turn the problem from one that no one cares about (men facing huge risk from false accusations) into one that everyone cares about (women's careers stalling or not getting started in the first place).

Only then will we see any progress.

Remember: feminists have openly stated that they are entirely willing to sacrifice innocent men in order to reshape the working world to their preferences via #MeToo. They're completely willing to utterly destroy your life in order to force the corporate world to fall into line with their worldview of female victimhood. So you need to be a little bit ruthless too, simply to protect yourself.

Stalling a few women's careers temporarily, in order to restore due process and justice for men, is a much smaller price to pay for a much more important end result.

Men everywhere are depending on you. Do your part.