This forum is generally open to considering contrarian ideas, however, your intensely lazy phrasing and lack of any real argument does not contribute to the dis

This forum is generally open to considering contrarian ideas, however, your intensely lazy phrasing and lack of any real argument does not contribute to the discussion here. "Some women's rights advocates have a blind spot, causing (named negative effect of said advocates' policies that can be sourced or is commonly agreed), and this could be an opportunity to address those in light of the disease's disproportionate effect on men". - Not really a statement I agree with, but one I would at least listen to. And, as has been noted, plenty of advocates have pointed out the negative impacts of ["patriarchy", "traditional gender stereotypes", "etc"] on men, like smaller social circles and support groups in elderly men and the expectation to take on dangerous jobs (logging, for instance). Are you aware of these efforts?