Tait was unknown to most of us until the woke world set out to make an example of him. The attempt to silence made him famous, and showed him off to people throughout the world, many of whom liked what they saw, despite the loathing dripping off the commentators. What I like about him is his emphasis on improving the self. Men have little option but to make the most of who they are and what they can do. They are, and should be, judged on their performance. Certainly, no feminist is going to make a space in the lifeboat for a struggling man. Equality be damned! Tait seems to be a risk taker, and so I cannot discount the possibility that some crime or other was committed, but that might be much harder to find than a woman prepared to make an accusation for which no evidence exists and for which they will be well compensated by modern media. There may be more kicks to come for our hero! Good show Janice!