I wouldn't necessarily have a problem with the message but, it is at its best a condescending message directed at men about gender violence towards women. At best.
At its worst it is propagating the culture which states that men are the shameful root of all ills in the world, that by our very nature all men are born guilty and suspicious until proven otherwise or specifically taught not to be rapists by parents who need reminded to teach such lessons by videos like this.
The fundamental concept that I despise most is the espoused Gender Marxism. Men = Oppressor ; Women = Victim. That somehow throughout history there is a Vast conspiracy by my gender to subjugate and bend women to our will. That men are by their very nature sexually driven predators, who seek to oppress and use women. This ideology suits an agenda, because no matter what happens, as long as Men are potential perpetrators and women potential victims, there will always be an excuse to beat messages like this video over men's heads.
Its the root of the "Don't teach me to have responsible independant agency, teach your sons not to rape." Campaign. really? If I polled 1,000 men in the US, how many do you suppose would say that rape is sometimes okay? None, because in western society it is universally acknowledged that Rape is Evil. However, so is Murder, Theft, Arson and Trespassing.
So what makes rape different? According to the New Narrative, rape isn't a crime committed by monsters, its a crime of opportunity. They would have us believe that under the right circumstances, normal Men would rape. That was what he was talking about in the Video, that "normal men like me, not monsters" are perpetuating a rape culture.
I will always challenge this stereotype. Because it really does nothing for "equality" Its just a shame campaign. Maybe in places like South Africa, this sort of thing is Desperately needed.
But really, I'm just repeating myself, so I'm done here.
