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To prevent “the radicalisation of young men,” the UK will be training teachers to spot the signs of misogyny among schoolboys in an effort to stop it in the classroom. While some parts of the plan are not controversial, other parts are to tackle saving “a generation of young men from the influence of online misogynists.” And well, I think we all know what that means.

According to the BBC:

Teachers will be given training to spot the signs of misogyny and tackle it in the classroom as part of the government's long-awaited strategy to halve violence against women and girls within the next decade.

Call me crazy, but I do not think the government has been doing a great job at preventing violence against women. And if they truly cared about them, maybe, just maybe, they should stop importing third-world migrants that don't respect things like “consent,” but they won't, as they place the blame on right-wing influencers, despite that not being the problem here.

The plans - which focus on preventing the radicalisation of young men - are due to be unveiled on Thursday, after being pushed back three times this year.

By the “radicalisation of young men,” they mean young boys watching influencers they don't like, such as Andrew Tate.

Pupils will be taught about issues such as consent, the dangers of sharing intimate images, how to identify positive role models and to challenge unhealthy myths about women and relationships.

I don't know, but maybe leave this up to the parents and stop importing third-world migrants.

According to the Daily Mail:

Now the Daily Mail has compiled the most comprehensive study of such incidents yet attempted, combing the records of Crown and Magistrates' Courts around the UK to document the vast number who have committed sexual offences.

Hailing from a multitude of nations, the 59 men we name today have shown contempt for British hospitality and values in the basest possible way.

Telling stories of fleeing danger and persecution, they argued that they should be accepted by Britain - only to quickly commit offences including paedophilia, rape and sexual assaults.

Is the government not going to crack down on that? Is that not any of their concern, as they focus all their efforts on misogyny in schoolboys? Get real. If the government truly cared about women’s safety, it would at the very least acknowledge this problem. But they won't, as they feel the graver threat to the public is influencers, and not third-world migrants who don't follow this little thing called “laws.”

Maybe one day the UK will have a serious government but until then, don't expect anything more than the crackdown of fake misogyny in the younger population in an effort to pretend they care about a thing or two about a thing or two. And to call that deranged and pathetic would be an understatement.

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