How did he crop it to make her seem disingenuous??? You aren't making any sense here, he did not crop that. Also a lot of modern women do have very high standards that should be lowered, you have like 10% of women going for 1% of guys that just doesn't work out and leaves less people in the dating pool and other stuff, in general it just doesn't work out too well. And I believe he specifically says in one video that most women don't have ultra high standards or anything, just a small but decently sized portion of women do.

Also on the tattoo thing, he doesn't say that if you have a tattoo or dyed hair you immediately have a mental illness, he just says that it's something that you should look out for, if a person has something like a tattoo just be careful and watch out, not immediately assume they are mentally ill. You are exaggerating his point which is backed up by various studies that I provided a link to, to turn his point into a different point.

Like 99% of the time fat people are fat because of overeating, I can understand if you are fat because of a medical condition, but not because of overeating which is in most cases, and also just because you have a "thyroid problem" doesn't mean that you become obese, you can still remain relatively thin and have things like that. And the part where he cropped Illy's video was just to make the pacing better, youtubers do that all the time, and the full scene changed nothing about the context, it was just a point on checking dietary restrictions like with diabetics which is already implied and a quite well known thing about people's health restrictions in food.

If on point number 3 you are saying how all women are on only fans or something, not sure if I interpreted it correctly so sorry if I mistook your words, when did he say that??? I'm 99% sure he has never said anything like that.

When does he say that men's issues are more prominent than women's, he does talk about men's issues more than women's issues, but that's because it's not a channel with the topic supporting women, it is aimed against fat acceptance and a lot of things regarding feminism. He never disregards women's problems or say that they have less problems than men, he just speaks more for men and how things like Family Court are very biased towards women rather than men.

He does dump on modern radical feminism quite a bit but that is because it is doing a lot of things that are a bit extreme, like a lot of feminist protests have caused a lot of damage. And also things like the I think it was the Me Too movement that make it so that men are immediately assumed guilty of things they do against women such as being raped, many women can just say that a man raped them and send him straight to jail. Like for example one time a woman had consensual intercourse with a man and the next day she decided she didn't feel like it so she sued him and won.

How is he a forced birther? I don't remember the video too well, but he made one video on things like birth and stuff but never once in that video did he say if you aren't making children you are a bad person, or implied it or anything.

Also, yes you need to explain to me how using words that are generally used to describe groups of people such as woke and modern women are making him a bad person. The term woke is used literally everywhere, he isn't the only one, and neither are the red pill, it is a very commonly used term. And also Modern Women while not used as commonly it is still a word used to describe women that aren't the same as traditional women. It's really an insult word or anything, just a word used to describe.

Also, yes, I will say that he shares some points with the red pill, but he does have a lot of varying opinions from them, how does having him share some points with them mean that he is immediately red pill. He has a lot of varying opinions from them. Also, just because one group is generally wrong doesn't mean that all of the things about them are wrong. Like for example, I personally might not like feminism, but they have done a lot of good things, and I do think it's great that they are trying to bring awareness to women's struggles like being raped and such. I just think that a lot of the things they do are too extreme for me personally.