The future sucks

Generalization is convenient, however it isn’t precise. It is common in this age to have legitimate pubic officials and personalities say and do things that are so outrageous or ignorant that if you didn’t know better you’d think it’s satire. A popular form of entertainment today are comedians who put on extreme satirical personalities and pretend to be real people like that, and not only do people believe their outrageous by design farces- but they find genuine support. So knowing that in this world today there are plenty of people who legitimately think and feel almost comically extreme and demonstrably false things, it is understandable that generalities without qualifier could be seen as a blanket statement. It is also a known fact that intentional or not- the subconscious reinforcing of a message, even a known lie or a joke, can influence cultural beliefs. In that light, that is why people challenge these types of things.

This comment is the kind of treatment that isolates men and prevents then from talking about mental health and depression.
Men are 4x more likely to die by suicide than women, but whenever they bring up the issues, some keyboard warrior guest just has to shout them down and paint them as emotional rollercoasters.

Wow! It’s almost like women get shouted at and painted as emotional roller coasters too!