Yes. Kill yourself. Only women are qualified to run businesses, nations, even the world, and the Patriarchy, of which you are a member even if you do not know it and regardless of what you speak, is the only thing keeping that from happening.

Consider the above comment that recommends suicide. This person isn't kidding. And people *are* commiting suicide as a consequence of public shaming. Am I the only one that finds comments like this repulsive? This new low of moral depravity frightens me.

The solution seems readily obvious to me.

Restore the use of men's only universities. Do not accept public funds from the state or federal authority.

Restore the creation of men only clubs and organizations, which exist as private nonprofit organizations sustained by dues paying members.

If the problem is that women cannot bear to be treated as adults...and due process is not possible because women cannot bear the burden of having to prove allegations...

Then simply create a space where the problem does not exist.

No one who is truly for equal rights and fairness

IOW, about 1.3% of feminists

@ Robert:
Damn straight. We gave 'em the vote in 1920 and we've been taking on water ever since.
But seriously, it does seem as if hyper-sensitive, over-educated, aimless women are stacking the deck.

I don't think Rad would encourage someone to commit suicide. I'm probably his least favorite person on this blog and he never told me to do that.

P.S. Wait until this starts to affect black men in college.

I'm going to have to amend the rules I've written about previously for men attending college. Here is the new rule #1:

1. Don't attend college in California.

And yeah, Raddy was being sarcastic, but he has a point. Actually, as postmodern/premodern Western society moves to systematically exclude men, you know what starts looking attractive to them? Radical Islam.

Do they want me to commit suicide? Is that what they want me to do? What is the endgame?

Potentially, yes.

And more than a few will choose "suicide by cop", after first dropping their accuser(s), and then moving on to some Title IX coordinators that made their lives a living hell.

If you keep telling someone they're a monster, eventually they'll come to believe, and then act in the manner of which they believe a monster behaves.

Ye have sown the wind, ye shall reap the whirlwind.

Reading that Buzzfeed link: Kevin's "crime" wasn't the sexual texts. No, his "crime" was that he dared to disagree with Melanie on making Frats co-ed.

And, since he didn't toe the party line, then the accusations started - even going back 4 years prior to dig up old stuff!

Not unlike the old Soviet Union, if you don't agree with the party then you must be found guilty of something. Their favorite accusation was that you were crazy and needed to be committed to an insane asylum. So, some folks today prefer to accuse others of sexual assault/rape.

I'm not saying that this is the underlying cause of every false accusation on campus; but, it seems to be the case with Kevin's accusers.

"This person isn't kidding."

It bothers me that you are so far from reality to take that comment seriously, even absent knowledge of my comment history!

Realistically - a regime of thought seldom visited, if that comment is to be believed - there is no number of suicides, of any class of people, which would bring the putative scenario to pass.

And Patrick is right (this time). I would never wish him harm, even as I may consider frequently that his purpose is to serve as a media tool, to illustrate a fallacy or perhaps provide a bad example... ;)

The rise of alternative educational pathways for men can't come soon enough. Not only will this free men, it will hasten the decline and fall of the university gulag as we know it.