1) this is a year old, what the actual fuck. 2) learn how to read, because 3) the whole point of what I said was "degrees do not matter as long as you can do the job." Unfollowing comments now, bye.

More than 120 people showed. One guy took buses clear across the city to get there, Cole actually had to go to Home Depot for more shovels.

MRAs don't try to do anything to support other men. They spend most of their time attacking feminists and "exposing" problems they do nothing to try and solve. A pay disparity is a very real issue, you should get paid for the work you do. Trying to ruin a women's night viewing of Wonder Woman is a bullshit issue of the type MRAs like to do to pretend they care about other men.

Okay, I see. That makes more sense than what I was thinking. Thanks!

Did you read my initial comment? It's not about confronting randos on the street. It's about confronting your friends or family when you witness this behavior. You're talking about a scenario where you're a stranger/witness and the only sway you have is as defense in the moment. I'm talking about people you've known a long time who you have a chance to influence in the long term. People you love and care about. Most people turn a blind eye completely to their friends' flaws and don't ever say anything at all because they are closer to the abuser than the victim. My comment is directed to those people--people who, no matter what, will NOT risk losing their friends by causing a scene. Which is many, many people.

Confronting many people in public can make them dig their heels in and become defensive, at which point you've lost your chance to have an impact. Especially the kind of person who would abuse. Not only that, but you risk them taking their anger at YOU out on the person they're abusing later. All that does is make you feel like you have the moral high ground when you walk away--something you may be able to do but a luxury most abuse victims don't have. You're not risking just yourself when you embarrass and anger an abuser, you're also endangering the person being abused.