Adam's specific examples are really awful and full of stereotyping, but his general sentiment is fairly accurate. At some point I think sitting back and letting things take their course is the best option. There isn't much debate to be had about the issue that hasn't been had before. Adams just managed to stir up two hornets nests at once by commenting on something that he wouldn't normally talk about. I don't know how many conversations concerning men's rights I've tried having with a person where it boiled down to some level of outrage, at some point it's easier to just drop the topic all together.

I wonder why/how a Men's rights group decided to rally for Adams to write about it?