The patriarchy has nothing to do with it, though.

"In order for all of us to experience the full breadth of team human,.."

Why not… both? Have Spidey take out a bunch of secondary villains in the first five minutes, then go on to the main feature. Don't even explain it except in a line or two. It's just what he does.

"I was wrong and D’Onofrio actually was lifting all those weights at the end of last episode! He’s so strong."

Terrible writing. First Matt blows off Elektra as coldly as possible, with a real suggestion of hatred, then because she dumps some money in the firm's bank account he suddenly warms to her? Next, was the boxing ring sex a flashback, or present day? How could she have had a relationship with him and not known he was…

Jason Patric has a negative presence on the screen. I couldn't even remember what he looked like after the show ended.

Actually, add zombies and Containment is what Walking Dead could have been.

Oh, HELL, no. After Star Trek we're missing a colon Into Darkness can ANYone be looking forward to Star Trek Beyond Redemption? Especially after the first trailer?

Why the distress and rage over the plain idea that men have unique issues worthy of attention?

—Women don't have to register for selective service in order to be able to vote, drive, and be eligible for certain public benefits and scholarships.

So…. Trump. "We're going to have to do things we've never done before," (which doesn't sound like a push for automatic voter registration) and "Make America Great Again" are right out of the neofascist playbook.

If you believe NCFM doesn't do meaningful work, you're only declaring a disinterest in productive conversation.

Thanks for the thoughtful comment (seriously). Why are you assuming the MHRM doesn't have its share of people on the left? I doubt there are many to the left of me on this site (or anywhere, really). I know very few MHRAs who oppose raising the minimum wage, for example, or who oppose paternal leave.

So, "no." Pity.

My account has been in existence for years, and has always been public. Your accusations hold no water, I'm afraid. By all means, though, if you care to engage in productive discussion, feel free.

So… that's a "no" on specific criticism of the men's human rights movement?

Do you have a specific criticism, based on facts or accurate information, or are you just blowing smoke?

Sigh. Do some basic research, Mike. "Return of Kings" has nothing to do with the men's rights, or men's human rights movement.

Just so you know: "The Hunting Ground: The failures of a new documentary about rape on college campuses."

"How The Hunting Ground Spreads Myths About Campus Rape: Activist film set to air on CNN this weekend uncritically parrots bad theories peddled by a serial exaggerator" by Robby Soave