>>81970990I don't even get what the point of this video was. He makes so many critiques, that the examples the other guy is using aren't representative, or are presented disingenuously, and then at the end he outright agrees that the way blockbusters present masculinity doesn't tend to be in this stoic gritty way, because it's supposed to appeal to women. So was this whole video just nitpicking and conceding the central point? I'm so confused. Now about his masculinity comments at the tail end of the video. He takes umbrage with the statement "men don't feel things as deeply". But to be charitable to the other guy, I think he was just stating that men simply aren't as neurotic. At least given the examples of emotions he gave. And that's a fact demonstrated in many personality studies. Then he makes a comment that patriarchy limits men and women. I'm not convinced there is such a thing as the patriarchy. I haven't been given any good definition of what that means. What things do I measure to determine whether a society is a patriarchy? How can I determine that a society that used to be a patriarchy is no longer one? It's a completely inactionable idea foundational to the feminist ideology, that is functionally used to give women privileges and discriminate against men under the guise of trying to achieve equality. I reject it, and I don't trust anybody who tries to use it to sell me anything. And it's a losing strategy for progressives to cling to this outdated grand narrative when trying to appeal to men who live in today's western world. He also mentioned that the "drinker's" solution to men dealing with emotions is for those men to bury them. That wasn't said at all. He simply said that men don't feel things as strongly. So I don't get why he felt the need to lie about that.