Thanks for the kind words, they are much appreciated.

Sadly, I don't think this shirt would even look tough on Mr. Sylvester Stallone himself.

Yeah, these things would make a bitch out of a badass in a heartbeat. And the guys who are wearing these are nowhere even close to badasses to begin with.

That point you made about wearing a t-shirt to a metal concert is perfect.

Indeed. Metal shirts send a very clear message: "I belong to this group, these are my people, I'm standing up for what I believe in, and if you don't like it, FOAD". Whereas these shirts simply say, "I'm a milquetoast that'll buy any branded piece of crap that someone sells me simply because I feel mildly inconvenienced by feminism." There is no soul, no core, to the movement.

It just means you have your beliefs, you stand firm on them you don't move and you don't have to declare every single thing that you feel it every moment.

My generation could learn a very great deal from the old Stoic philosophers. Millennial men have become emotional crybabies obsessed with their own thoughts. This is not sustainable, and I suspect that when the fiery collapse comes, the best of us will come through it as the men of iron that our forefathers were. But it's going to take a lot of nastiness before we get to that point.

That's as good a theory as any. Certainly it would appear that someone saw an opportunity to monetise what appears to be a growing backlash against feminist stupidity.

As commercial ideas go, it wasn't a bad one- it's just that the execution of it was terrible. I'm all for mocking feminists and their idiocies- but the best way to do that is not through a t-shirt, it's through getting masculine guys out there, front and centre, who won't put up with women's crap anymore.

Sadly, I don't think this shirt would even look tough on Mr. Sylvester Stallone himself. And growth hormones or not, at his age he's still spring steel and rawhide. Not to mention, the man is a great example of just continuing to move forward no matter what is going on in the world.

That point you made about wearing a t-shirt to a metal concert is perfect. It's absolutely the truth. That's about the only time that wearing a t-shirt to support a movement seems appropriate in the first place.

I think someone has to teach these young guys that being a man does not mean declaring every single thing that you believe and support. It simply means being a fixed point, the last one standing in a room if necessary. It just means you have your beliefs, you stand firm on them you don't move and you don't have to declare every single thing that you feel it every moment. Especially on a damn t-shirt.

1. The Meninist T shirt just sounds like a scam

2. Meninism just sounds like another form of controlled opposition – created because MRA (the original controlled opposition) is no longer marketable.