Comments by "Gareth Hart" (@tgheretford) on "Manosphere Highlights Daily" channel.

  1. Wait until the new misogyny review and legislation come to the UK. Where unattractive men will be arrested and jailed for simply making someone feel uncomfortable by their looks and therefore offended or if they ask someone out and get rejected. Because in their minds, being unattractive IS a crime against their person and well being. It will come to other countries in time.
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  2. They don't finish dead last. They don't finish. They're simply not desired by women universally.
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  3. ​ @davidwhite206  The people who make these arguments I call the genetic deniers or blank slatists. They legitimately believe that you can change anything - that the gym can change your height and genetics. No. Simply and completely wrong. Logically and scientifically wrong.
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  4.  @damiie81  If that's replying to me, they don't. Single women nowadays do not want relationships, are outearning their male peers, rely on alloparenting and other forms of support from peers and the state.
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  5. Not quite yet, there is a review soon and a proposed new law in this parliament but no new law yet. There is a misogyny hate crime category though.
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  6. There is an agenda at play here - it's to push public support for new legislation that will target whom the UK Prime Minister has called "misfits" and "loners" after the tragic events in Southport that will ultimately outcast and criminalise a whole sector of society whom can't find a significant other.
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  7. From personal anecdotes, the attitudes in the 20s and 30s of chasing high status, attractive men never disappears. The single women i know in their 50s still want to sleep around and date a sixty year old Chad (yes, Chads dont disappear with age either). People may not want to hear this because it conflicts with their beliefs, but in my view the idea that when a woman reaches middle age she gets abandoned and adopts cats is a cope.
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  8.  @mctreasure  Not when their whole financial model requires people to remain single in order to make money. More people are waking up to how rigged the game is and are quitting. These apps will never change that financial model and forgo making a profit so they simply can't adapt. The only way forward would be an open source, not for profit dating app.
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  9. The only way you'll achieve that is by Government mandate and criminal consequences if they refuse. Ironically, Japan does this with middle aged and older workers.
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  10. Men like him are considered universally unlovable. Brutal but reality.
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  11. Dating apps - the one service that is financially incentivised to not provide you the service it promises. In any other industry, customers would refuse to use that service and that business model would fail.
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  12. Nice guys don't finish last. They don't finish at all. They are unlovable to women. The back-up plan will always be seen as 'I had better and I am not happy with him' at best. The brutal reality for them is to either accept reality and embrace solitude for the rest of their lives or... well, they're adults, they can make their own decisions.
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  13. The commentators are showing their agenda. As society judges men on their ability to attract a woman, their real issue is unattractive, unattached asocial men and boys in society and want Governments to do something about them. The UK Prime Minister called them "misfits" and "loners" while labelling them as a threat to national security while calling for all schools to mandate children watch Adolescence.
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  14. Absolutely. Even the most unattractive, disabled women have far more options than the average man in the dating market.
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