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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 372722" data-attributes="member: 23">The woman in the video who says &quot;I like that terror. I like that. I think that men should be frightened&quot; and &quot;I think we&#039;re victims, Amy&quot; is now at the centre of a controversy.A male journalist is being cancelled for saying that he <a href="https://metro.co.uk/2023/09/27/laurence-fox-gb-news-dan-wootton-ava-evans-incel-19563160/" target="_blank">wouldn&#039;t want to go to bed with her</a> (the article seriously lacks journalistic objectivity, by the way, with the word &quot;vile&quot; used ad nauseam and - as I&#039;ve just noticed - the term &quot;Incel&quot; appearing in the URL).His words were harsh and I don&#039;t feel they were appropriate. This is a shame, because it&#039;s now become all about what he said (and to a lesser extent the reactions of the male host of the show, who has now made a career-saving apology for smiling politely as he listened).What&#039;s got lost in the mix is that his rant came from a discussion about an earlier debate regarding a proposed Minister For Men where she&#039;d repeatedly dismissed eloquent, statistic-based comments from comedian Geoff Norcott, who&#039;s written a lighthearted book about male idiosyncrasies which touches on some current concerns faced by men, particularly around mental and physical health.The debate from a couple of days ago can be seen here (beginning at 36:55):
[MEDIA=youtube]bTHEznqYSMQ:2215[/MEDIA]A couple of her responses to concerns facing many men...On suicide being the biggest killer of men under 50:On men having a higher death rate during the Covid pandemic:Meanwhile the other woman on the panel has her own solution to male suicide and isolation:The sickening irony of that last sentence is completely lost on her.I really feel for the men on the panel. They repeatedly acknowledge their support for those concerns faced by women while valiantly (and vainly) trying to spend a couple of minutes on the topic of this discussion. Ultimately it ends up reinforcing just why so many men end up silenced when it comes to their own physical and mental health needs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 372722, member: 23"] The woman in the video who says "I like that terror. I like that. I think that men should be frightened" and "I think we're victims, Amy" is now at the centre of a controversy. A male journalist is being cancelled for saying that he [URL='https://metro.co.uk/2023/09/27/laurence-fox-gb-news-dan-wootton-ava-evans-incel-19563160/']wouldn't want to go to bed with her[/URL] (the article seriously lacks journalistic objectivity, by the way, with the word "vile" used ad nauseam and - as I've just noticed - the term "Incel" appearing in the URL). His words were harsh and I don't feel they were appropriate. This is a shame, because it's now become all about what [U][I]he[/I][/U] said (and to a lesser extent the reactions of the male host of the show, who has now made a career-saving apology for smiling politely as he listened). What's got lost in the mix is that his rant came from a discussion about an earlier debate regarding a proposed Minister For Men where she'd repeatedly dismissed eloquent, statistic-based comments from comedian Geoff Norcott, who's written a lighthearted book about male idiosyncrasies which touches on some current concerns faced by men, particularly around mental and physical health. The debate from a couple of days ago can be seen here (beginning at 36:55): [CENTER] [MEDIA=youtube]bTHEznqYSMQ:2215[/MEDIA][/CENTER] A couple of her responses to concerns facing many men... On suicide being the biggest killer of men under 50: On men having a higher death rate during the Covid pandemic: Meanwhile the other woman on the panel has her [I]own[/I] solution to male suicide and isolation: The sickening irony of that last sentence is completely lost on her. I really feel for the men on the panel. They repeatedly acknowledge their support for those concerns faced by women while valiantly (and vainly) trying to spend a couple of minutes on the topic of [U][I]this[/I][/U] discussion. Ultimately it ends up reinforcing just why so many men end up silenced when it comes to their own physical and mental health needs. [/QUOTE]

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