>And deserves Some dude who looks and earns like Omari
>Hardwick because she has a masters degree in social work, that
>she’s delusional and needs to either make changes or change
>her expectations accordingly. That’s just a reality check.

she can think what she wants of herself and her potential. we've all seen people in relationships with folks that don't look like they match physically or otherwise. this isn't a straight line.

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>And as has been said, he does the same with men.

sure, but not nearly at the same clip as women. men are not the target he went after.

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>I have even less of an issue with this element, considering
>people continued to put themselves up for his brand of
>scrutiny.

I do agree that they subject themselves to it. it never makes sense for the women to appear on his show.
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>I wouldn’t call this a positive, but it’s just not
>something that bothers me, and it seems to be the chief thing
>people cite when they go after him.
>
>But the serious issue I see with this dude is the disingenuous
>approach. He shuts down most efforts to have a more robust
>discussion, using tactics like presenting raw data points as
>though they tell the story and then deflecting if someone has
>the audacity to challenge said data point.

yup, he's about data points. who knows whether any of it is true or what his sources are. stats can paint any picture he wants.
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>He’s condones men cheating as “exercising their
>options”, and generally presents a toxic picture of
>relationship dynamics that women should just deal with- as
>long as said man makes x amount. He presents the idea that a
>woman’s “value” declines if she has children by another
>man, shit like that.
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>He’s presented a toxic model of relationship power dynamics
>that a lot of men have adopted. He’s far from the only one,
>but he IS revered as a significant figure in the
>“manosphere”, much of which consists of similar brands of
>toxic male sentiment.

this is also a problem. there may be truth in spots, but it mostly seems like vitriol aimed at women to further push the divide between and women.

for me, his approach is very much 'men do this and women do that'. it immediately pits the genders against each other, with the man generally having the advantage. it's a man who doesn't like women vibe. not looking for a partner, but a mom or servant instead.
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>There are a lot of men without fathers or strong/positive male
>role models, and guys like KS and his offspring- like the
>monumentally wack fresh & fit- make for an enticing voice for
>far too many lost young men. For those who aren’t lost or
>lacking male role models, they don’t much of an excuse. But
>the KS’ of the world are definitely feeding their worst
>ideologies.
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