Woop woop, good morning incel crew!
Sort your young boys out:
Many teenage girls say they experience sexual harassment in their day-to-day lives and do not feel safe on the street alone.
The above article that I happened to read through before coming here this morning made we think about the influence Brand had on me and my peers when I was late teens/early twenties.
I couldn't stand him and his div mate Noel. Didn't see the big deal that some of my peers saw. When I was out and about though, you'd see guys like part goth, part Jack Sparrow, part Brand/Fielding-esque image. If they were aspiring to 'look' like them, I wonder what his behaviour was insipring them to do. Similar now to Tate and his direct messaging, this is a problematic message that cuts through to young boys.
My point, if I even have one, is: Where are the realistic role models for young boys and men to provide inspiration and a way of being to aspire to? There's a lot of influence out there, and many tools in order to do it, but who exactly are providing the good lessons these kids need to learn, to not do the things that make the teenage girls (and boys) in that BBC poll feel that way about there lives and personal safety?
It doesn't bode well for the next generation, and what revelations will be uncovered over the next 20 years.