Yeah, the feminists brought the Tate phenomenon on themselves too. Asking people to believe absurd things and suppress their own instincts makes them rebel and believe other things which contradict the previous absurd things, but are not necessarily helpful or true (think how the catholic church effectively invented or at least promoted satanism). As someone (Steiner?) once said, the opposite of a bad idea is usually another bad idea. I'm more concerned about the fact that alpha males like Tate can hijack people's limbic system and make them believe that climate change is a hoax because there are governments who use climate change as a way to control people, and we humans don't like to be controlled (unless it's by an alpha male whom we trust). Or that the covid vaccine is dangerous because the data is presented in misleading (but easily debunked) ways by the likes of other alpha males like Steve Kirsch (I know you will disagree with me here, Janice, but that's OK). Or that young men should just be able to fuck whomever they want, whenever they want, regardless of the consequences to society (the reason monogamy evolved is that cultures that adopted it were able to achieve greater levels of cooperation and male-sexual-satisfaction-equality than those that didn't).