Comments by "Ronin Dave" (@RoninDave) on "Joe Rogan on the Gillette Toxic Masculinity Commercial" video.

The problem with the commercial is it presents an imaginary man's world where boys are raised to think violence and sexism are virtues. Toxic Masculinity and Rape Culture are terms for made up concepts. Unless I missed Man School, none of us as a whole were specifically raised to think violence was a good thing. We were taught to defend ourselves not to be bullies. Most of the fiction we read and watch growing up is about heroes fighting bully-ish villains. Also in that fiction the main characters were respectful of women. But the caricature is that we are raised by psychopathic football coach dads who encourage us to be violent and to take advantage of women any chance we get (despite the reality of most young men living in fear of the overprotective girl's father).
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@synthmalicious7541 Is there a fucking point to your comment? 1. anybody - not just men 2. the point is boys are not being raised to think bullying, sexism, violence is a virtue.
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@ethantelles9549 remind them of the issue? Most men are everyday but we are tarnished by a broad brush because of bad men who didn't take lessons taught from boyhood to heart.
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