Male Loneliness is a Self-Pitying Problem With an Easy Solution — and Charlie Kirk Died Proving It

What is the cause of the male loneliness and incel epidemic?

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Gen Z is more right-wing than any other generation.

Look up the last election results. This is not a controversial statement.

Men under 30 went 20 points to the right. That’s INSANE.

President Donald Trump won 56 percent of young men under 30 in November, compared to just 41 percent four years earlier.

This is the part many on this site — and plenty from older generations — still refuse to grasp.

After the killing of Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and podcaster, the rightward shift is likely to accelerate. Believe it or not Charlie Kirk was the nice version.

Kirk was the Martin Luther King for white men who go bald in their 20s.

All jokes aside, this is a real demographic. These aren’t bad people. Many prefer to live quietly or lean on traditional masculinity, the kind the Left has spent the last few years portraying as toxic.

I even once felt like them in my early 20s, but having just spent two months in Lebanon and the Middle East and now living in Japan I focus on…