Why don't the MRA's focus more in what I called an "exposure to criminal culture" that we all men are subject to?. This might be related to what in a very mean way is labelled as "toxic masculinity", but I feel is a real problem that we all, specially growing up, are exposed to.

I remember when I was a kid, becoming an adolescent, me an all my friends became thugs, because being a tough guywas cool, and becoming a criminal was a highway for being tough (and we lived in a nice middle class non problematic neighborhood, so it was all pretty dumb).

I was lucky , but some of my friends end up dead, being addicts or beaten up. I remember all the girls. They would party and take drugs or whatever, but would never even occur to them to do all the crazy shit my male friends did, that would not even go though their radar.

I was really into feminism for some reasons, one of them being the analysis gender roles, which I believe give a us men a very very bad hand (btw, later I discover that all that was a bluff and that feminist couldn't give two shits about the perils of men).

Anyway, sorry for the long text. I remember seeing the red pill documentary, and I believed the first part briefly mentions this things but then it goes to the other (also important) points that I feel that are more central to MRA, not paying enough attention to this predisposition that put us closer to prison, homelessness, or the grave.