http://archive.is/hUS9m

The FBI recognizes sexual assault as the second most violent crime. The first is murder.
Since the Harvey Weinstein accusations, over the past month survivors of sexual assault and harassment have been coming forward to say #MeToo.
Louis C.K.
Roy Moore.
Slyvester Stallone.
George H.W. Bush.
Al Franken.

Men's human rights are being decimated, over and over, by the successful feminist technique of "up-classifying".

To have any relationships at all, most men must take responsibility for the first social contact and for the first sexual contact. But no matter how they do this - or even joke about doing this - they open themselves up to being destroyed by the feminist "up-classifying" technique:

Start with unsubstantiated or provably fraudulent accusations (including hearsay claims of looking) against a male - Franken, Moore - add in inncouous monkey business (allegation of butt pat by nonagenarian war heroes like Geroge HW Bush) - then equate those accusations to harassment (raising images of stalking, coercive sex, etc) - then legally "up-classify" monkey business like a butt pat as sexual assault - then equate such "sexual assault" to rape - then equate rape to murder.

The feminists have not lost their minds. On the contrary, they are well on their way to achieving their objectives:

  • carceral feminism, the philosophy of incarcerating or destroying any male not completely subordinate to feminism.
  • criminalising EWM (Existing While Male).

I should add that, as usual, both right and left seem to have jumped on the McCarthyist bandwagon: Traditional conservatives have always wanted to "protect" women, while modern liberals long ago decided the male always wrong. We have no allies.

So, how should MR respond to the above?