text: Yes, I am sorry to hear this, but you speak the truth. 
  
  I'm a man.  My view is pretty severe on this.  I think we've done a bad job raising men.
  
  Most the real problems today trace to family problems, not to macro-Trump issues. 
  
  And most of these problems have their source in men not being men in the image of Jesus Christ or St Joseph. 
  
  A priest I know pointed out that male is a sex, but 'masculinity' is a virtue.  He says that men need to become every day more masculine than they were the day before until God takes them home.  But he means 'masculine' in the best sense of the term: constructive, positive, quiet, persevering, decisive, ever sacrificing, cheerful, fixers, with generous hearts, firm dispositions. 
  
  Filled with acquirable virtue. 
  
  I'll get dismissed here in this forum, but their opinions of me mean nothing at 
  all.  I have no respect for their opinions.   A drunk homeless person's opinion carries more weight than all of these dissenters.