You mean the Earl Silverman who left a four page suicide note “condemning the government for failing to recognize male victims of domestic abuse”? The one that in no way references bullying as a reason for his suicide?
The one that explicitly killed himself because he felt hopeless in being unable to support other men? Do you think that using this man’s tragic death as a means to bring down others, rather than choosing to uplift men, is the right choice here?
Easiest example is what happened to Earl Silverman and the first mens domestic violence shelter in North America.
Okay. What, specifically?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Silverman
Lefties (Feminists to be specific) bullied and harrassed him until he committed suicide.
You mean the Earl Silverman who left a four page suicide note “condemning the government for failing to recognize male victims of domestic abuse”? The one that in no way references bullying as a reason for his suicide?
The one that explicitly killed himself because he felt hopeless in being unable to support other men? Do you think that using this man’s tragic death as a means to bring down others, rather than choosing to uplift men, is the right choice here?
Forgetting the rest of your comment for the moment,
How on Earth am I bringing anyone down?