ImNoBetterThanU

     Many women accuse public figures such as Andrew Tate, Jordan Peterson, and Joe Rogan of promoting “toxic masculinity.” (I admit that I disagree with some of what all three will say.) However, one could argue that it is the relentless messaging from the left and oftentimes from women themselves that labels “toxic masculinity” as the root of countless societal problems is what is actually pushing young men toward these voices. When boys and young men are repeatedly told that traditional masculine traits like strength, assertiveness, and ambition are inherently harmful, what reaction would one expect? These traits are inherently ingrained within a man's DNA and no one wants to walk on eggshells constantly. Men will naturally seek out leaders who affirm those exact qualities and who can provide a sense of male purpose and identity without constant apology. The louder and more frequent the condemnation of “toxic masculinity” as the default villain, the more intriguing the...