Radical feminists have for years dedicated themselves to discrediting men, calling them criminals until proven otherwise.

In the Valencia catastrophe, hundreds of anonymous heroes risked their lives to save women, I think it has been proven enough.

Stop hating men for being men, accept that we are different, neither better nor worse. When there is danger we are there to risk our lives for others, it is instinct and against that we cannot fight because we are still animals.

Do not make a lion behave like a deer, when we try to go against nature we create distortions and social anomalies that end up causing mental problems in the best case and in the worst case lack of birth rate which means the end of a people and a culture.

Men and women have their own role in society, do not exchange roles, men should not play at being women and women should not play at being men. When a catastrophe happens this whole world of lies collapses and is useless.

Enough of ideologies that only divide men and women, we have to walk together as we have always done.

https://m.primal.net/LyWw.mp4 

https://m.primal.net/LyWx.mp4  

 It’s intentional, all divisions are intentionally constructed 

 ^ exactly 

 The only surprise is in the sheer lack of comprehension by the masses 

 it's growing where i sit though! 

 long way to go tho 

 Yes, this is true, hope is in the air for sure 

 Strange take. Some men are out for evil and so are some women. Not all women are radical feminists just like all men are not mall shooters. Generalizations like this are lame attempts to prove an agenda that’s misguided. 

 I think you missed my point. 

 Let us celebrate our differences and honor the unique roles we each play in the web of life. We are threads in the intricate tapestry of humanity. Let us weave our threads together in a dance of mutual respect and understanding.

Let us walk together, as we have always done, and find the strength in our differences. For in the end, it is not ideologies that will save us, but our capacity to love and accept each other, just as we are.