I don't understand why you support your linked article but not Djangocon's statement. They're saying the same things: men have problems too, we shouldn't dism

I don't understand why you support your linked article but not Djangocon's statement. They're saying the same things: men have problems too, we shouldn't dismiss them just because they (usually) aren't caused by structural oppression, men are not typically encouraged by society to deal with their problems in a healthy way and it's nice to fix that where we can.