I'm worried about the right-wing / tradcon takeover leanings of the men's rights movement. What do you think about these words from Paul Elam, a prominent MRA? Do you agree with it or do you think it is anti-male?

Men operate in a hierarchy. We do. And it's based on effort and status. That is the reality of our existence. . . . The price of hierarchy is an elevated suicide rate, it is burnout at work, it's stress-related diseases. The other side of hierarchy is curing cancer and landing on the Moon. . . . I think that men generally speaking want to adopt a feminist-style mentality of "Oh, we recognize we're working too hard and we need to work less." I don't want any part of that, that's insane. And it's insane for society to adopt an attitude full of men working less. It's not always pretty. Again, early death, suicide, alcoholism, depression. . . . I'm very very wary of a men's movement that will adopt the idea that we recognize that men face these hardships and that the answer is to be more like women.

"Who's Better Off, Men or Women? Regarding Men #59". An Ear For Men. Paul Elam. 11 April 2020.