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Ah yes, the education gap is imaginary nonsense.
Are you hearing yourself? Because what you're saying is not only gross but grossly dismissive. Be better.
Oh shit an education gap? Better attack minorities, take away women's rights, burn a bunch of books and accelerate full speed into the brick wall of climate change.
The reality is that conservatives aren't trying to address any actual problems facing young men, they're just trying to turn their disillusionment into votes and gun sales.
Calmly approach anyone in the education sector with this study, without the "nobody cares about men anymore!" theatrics and you'll have millions of people -- mostly "leftists" -- with thoughts on how to improve things.
Yeah that's why they're always pushing things like "a higher minimum wage (but only for women and minorities)" and "universal healthcare (and by universal we mean just women and minorities)".
And who votes against it?