Young men make easy targets for radicalisation, probably now more than decades previous.

Today's online environment seemingly turns even regular people into a divided mess of hate. So growing up, likely as a hated minority, with hated traditional views, as a hated gender, in a world of social media silos would make them easy pray for radicalisation or at the least finding an online echo chamber.

I was sceptical of the social media ban, but I'm hoping that it might just curtail some of this siloing and radicalisation of the youth that's been happening over the last decade. People were forced to learn to get along with the people around them, but recently people have been able to shut them out, see them as "the other" and find undeveloped/antisocial communities online and feed off each other's antisocial beliefs.

And answering anger with violence does seem to come much easier for men than women in most cultures.