I read your article, and it hasn’t changed my opinion at all.

Today, marriage court is biased against men less because of past patriarchal norms, but because it’s a great business model.

There is lots of money to made in taking men for everything they have each time a couple gets divorced. And they receive very little pushback because very few people care about societal unfairness towards men — feminists certainly don’t.

What does it matter how the unfair practice emerged? It’s unfair today. And when this issue is talked about, it should be focused on men, because they’re the victims in the case.

When talking about men having their lives ruined by the courts, we should not write articles describing how women are having such a hard time about it.