MRM focusing on any number of things Father's Rights, False rape accusation, Disproportionate representation in education, etc.

Every time I read these articles about this or that I sympathise with the men. I would like to note though, when I read about representation of University places I get the same gut reaction: What the fuck do these people think makes society function?

It reflects in the Philosophical concept of privilige, the easily distorted view of consequences in rape accusations and others.. Men are now hitting low income jobs as a result of greater drop-out rates in Higher Education, and the numbers of women increasing. Women's places in business via agressive quotas also pushes men out of business. This doesn't change that the majority of operations required to keep the secondary and tertiary sector job markets operational are physical labour, material expertise and active work - i.e. Overwhelmingly male effort. We can argue all we like from the position of intellect, but this grouping of men remain the only group likely to have much of an impact and are the most under-represented in the issues of men. They are the ones effected hardest by rash tempermental women influenced by the over-reaching aspirational nature of a feminist media and happen to be the most liable to resort to old-fashioned white-knight tactics. I'm from a working class background. I know the lads in this "class" of society have little reason for it. So what the hell are we, the MRM planning on doing with this problem? Hope for a trickle down effect of minimal effort in the middle class approach of "gud skoolin"?

Please excuse the rant. My gears are grinding and I'd like to hear your opinions.