Albert Square - AKA the 'Misandry Mile' - like most UK soap operas. EastEnders , the BBC's 'flagship' soap has just done a 'deep dive' into the 'manosphere'. Oh, great. Men's rights, misandry, Warren Farrell, Karen Straughan, William Collins and Janice Fiamengo? Nope. It was a misandrist hatchet job, designed to show that women and girls are perfect, 'oppressed' lovelies, and all men's problems are their own fault. The Nazi-esque, gender narcissism of women and the devout chivalry of men. Fortunately, not many people watch EastEnders or the documentary, which was a bizarre concoction of misandry and a parody of serious reporting. Misogyny? Criticising a female politician and any male act that disagrees with feminism. Misandry? Ignoring the fact that men do the vast majority of glass cellar jobs which uphold our infrastructure, are 95% of workplace deaths, suffer domestic violence with hardly any shelters for them - or their children, ...

  'If I hadn't turned up today, and I'd turned up in six months, I bet these guys would be in pretty good shape,' said Bear Grylls -  The Island TV series - of the female group. This was a show that pitted men against women to prove survival skills on two separate islands. But if the man had showed up that day without interventions from the supporting team for these women they would all have been dead from dehydration. He then goes on about disproving 'stereotypes'. The show did nothing to do that. It simply showed the pandering attitude of some men to women - and their willingness to disregard their own sex. Bear is a typical, chivalrous male. A stereotype, desperate for female approval, and prepared to talk bull to get it.   That's why the vast majority of dirty, dangerous glass cellar jobs are still maintained by men. Those jobs keep our infrastructure running - and enable feminists, comfortably provided for by that male-powered infrastructure, to say, ...