Well, lovely men of the manosphere, since everyone is treating you as idiots, I will also give you a simplified translation of current affairs.

My take is that the issue is finally reaching the top politics, a very good thing in itself. At the same time it is still being addressed with the wrong approach. "Men" are being grouped and treated as one. Violence and Problems are only defined as something that comes from this group and they are not viewed as part of a bigger group. This will create a further generation of people who are being victimised because of just who they are, will keep treating them in a different light, which aggregates into worse outcomes, perpetuating the current status quo.

UK is the place where girls are not ending in prison, just because they are girls. So this perpetuates stereotypes and injustices, reinforcing behaviours that are not welcome. BTW, I don't want this text to be seen as an apology for inceldom, this is a bad culture and should be treated with compassion, same as fake accusations. One does not exclude/eliminate the other.

These are the news: BBC: Drama shines light on 'growing problem' - PM

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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said there was a need to tackle the "emerging and growing problem" raised by new TV drama Adolescence.
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The highest authority in the country is getting his latest information from TV Dramas. He is going to solve the problems in the economy watching the christmas drama Trading Places and will improve the universities watching Monsters University. He will be watching Star Trek to solve the issue of underground traffic.

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Sir Keir Starmer said the violence carried out by young men influenced by what they see online was "abhorrent"
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The violence carried out by women is just cute or adorkable. We just never reference other violence carried out by other groups. Is there any other violence in the world? Not according to what we teach to children…

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shines a light on the corrosive impact of social media and misogynist influencers
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We choose not to see how these people ended up being victimized. The problem is social Media and Influencers. It-s the same as if drugs are responsible for drug addiction. 

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The Labour MP said it "highlights online male radicalisation and violence against girls" and that "the creators of the show are calling for screenings in Parliament and in schools to spark change".
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We choose not to see how these people ended up being victimized. The problem is social Media and Influencers. It-s the same as if drugs are responsible for drug addiction. 

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The Labour MP said it "highlights online male radicalisation and violence against girls" and that "the creators of the show are calling for screenings in Parliament and in schools to spark change".
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So the problem is that males are radicalizing themselves and become violent against girls, it's not that males are being cornered or outcast. No, they could never be victims, only abusers. Of course, we don-t show anything about other social groups (women, religious people, upper class members etc), so we let Children know, that by being a man, you have increased chances of being a bad person, but bad persons are never from other groups. 

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In a wide-ranging talk for the BBC's annual Richard Dimbleby Lecture, Southgate said he feared young men were spending too much time gaming, gambling and watching pornography - and that they needed better role models beyond online influencers.
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So “men” do bad things with their time. Not some men, but men generally. Btw gaming is a bad thing to do, we should all stop gaming. Girls apparently have it very well as they are, so it will be a good idea to leave this out of the discussion.