I tend to ramble. I'm gonna try to keep this brief.

People want to attack feminism head-on, but that usually doesn't work. It polarizes and validates our critics, and turns off neutral observers who aren't aware of men's issues by making us look angry and unreasonable.

IF we could get large numbers of men to protest, make political demands, etc then open conflict might work, but you know we can't. Many MRAs lament that people don't want to care about men.

However, I see a growing change in popular awareness. Certain men's issues - mass incarceration, men's health, men's shelters, gender parity in sexual and domestic violence - are starting to get traction in non-MRM media. The wage gap myth has come under increasing criticism.

I suggest that we spend less time attacking feminism (even though it so, SO deserves it) and lend particular support to those ideas and organizations that are gaining popularity. This is not respectability politics or denying radfems ammo, this is entryism. As men's issues gain popular legitimacy, men's institutions devoted to addressing them are established and network effects give men a bigger platform.