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March For Our Lives founder David Hogg just made the most bizarre claim by romanticizing public transit and the internet found it too easy to mock him.

I have never met one single man who has wanted that. And as far as being the spokesperson for all men, Hogg should stay in his lane because he is literally the worst spokesperson. Nearly everything he advocates for would contribute to the downfall of masculinity. He does not even think men should have the right to protect their families and he now he is claiming that half the species so desperately wants "frequent and reliable local public transit connections." It's all so bizarre it's hard to tell if it's satire.

This is how pathetic he is. He also wants to legislate a lack of accountability if he were to sleep around and that is literally one of the least masculine things you can do.

The left will also never be able to build high-speed rail. California has been trying to do that for ages and it just keeps getting shorter and more expensive. I have also never met anyone who has claimed they desperately wanted "mixed-use development around transit hubs." Who talks like that? This is one of the many reasons he's single. And the "mixed-use" is a subtle way of trying to normalize rental culture and literally no one wants that.

He should have just said roads are racist like AOC. At least people would agree with him that way.

It's also unclear if we can even call "Hogg" a man since he would probably have trouble defining what that is.

Literally, out of the top 100 things men want, public transit does not even come close.

Several days ago he also said the problem with affordable housing is parking.

Public transit, mixed-use development, affordable housing, and anti-cars/parking all sound like he is promoting the own nothing, rent everything movement from the WEF, combined with the asinine 15-minute city movement. And that is the last thing anyone wants.

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