I’m glad that Marc FINALLY has been a guest on Tom’s show.

“women hate Tom Leykis because he exposes and embarrasses them. Big deal—embarrassment doesn’t solve problems. Action does! Because of Tom, young men are taking action, and it isn’t pretty.”

Considering that Tom has an audience of young men in 50+ metropolitan areas for his syndicated talk show, you had better believe that “young men are taking action, and it isn’t pretty”!

Tom is doing more to promote men’s marriage boycott than anyone else in America.

His blunt delivery of critical information to young men about the nature of men, women, marriage, relationships, and the inherent dangers and benefits for men are a virtual treasure trove of guidance in today’s vaginized American society.

Best of all, Tom doesn’t give a rat’s ass about political correctness or chivalry, virtually wiping out feminism’s typical advantages in the mainstream media on his show.

That significant difference results in some humorous first-time phone calls from women accustomed to the kid-glove treatment on other shows.

Those callers are usually OUTRAGED that Tom:

1) Is “allowed” to speak factually instead of politically correctly.

2) DARES to remove women from their pedestal in his descriptions of their typical behaviors and motivations.

I was pleased just to have a program not espouse the man-bad- woman-good message. I recently left my church, Willow Creek, because I was tired of hearing this same message.

Yet Tom’s show seems to take it a step farther, to help create awareness of the dire consequences of feminism gone wild, while giving practical suggestions to help avoid almost certain trouble.

While I am not a woman hater or bitter, I do think there ought to be at least a warning label on marriages. The government issued marriage license might state:

FAMILY JUDGE’S WARNING: Marriage Causes Most Men to Lose Their Children, Property, Income, and Liberty.

FAMILY JUDGE’S WARNING: Staying Single Now Greatly Reduces Risks in Your Home and Job.

Guest speakers should include Family Law Attorneys (both men and women), Dr. Stephen Baskerville, Martin S. Fiebert (on domestic violence), David Usher, Glenn Sacks, and other notable men’s rights speakers and activists.

The speakers should have their lectures recorded for mass distribution for other high schools, colleges and universities. And funding should come from the same government slush fund that funds Women’s Studies courses throughout the US.

It is time to educate the young men of this country properly on what it is society has in store for them. Right now, this is not happening.

Thanks Marc.

Steven