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https://www.yahoo.com/news/days-trump-appears-court-few-121119484.html
In Days Before Trump Appears in Court, Few Signs Point to a Jan. 6 Repeat

Former President Donald Trump’s expected appearance Tuesday in a Manhattan court is a volatile moment for the country with an unpredictable outcome, but law enforcement officials have not yet seen indications of a disruptive, organized backlash akin to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.

The New York City Police Department, state law enforcement agencies, the Secret Service and the U. S. Marshals Service have been coordinating efforts, while increasing intelligence gathering and mobilization. The police, for instance, sent a stand-ready order to about 35,000 officers, a force larger and better trained than some national armies.

Even as Trump’s coming arraignment reflects a different set of circumstances, the response is informed by lessons learned from the Capitol riot and from the challenges posed by the nationwide protests against police violence in 2020. They include the need to deploy forces quickly when threats pop up on social media, and the importance of sharing intelligence among agencies in real time, officials have said.

Funny I was noticing lots of women on here have their actual faces in their profiles but very few guys do that. Now why is that?

I know society gives men little leeway to broadcast our problems, insecurities and emotions without looking pathetic. If we do share issues we better have a way to resolve them or at least be open to suggestions to take action. Just sharing a problem for the sake of sharing it is not considered masculine.

Not to say women are completely off the hook when it comes to judgment. However they don’t seem to publicly lose face the same way men do.

So my theory is men are more likely to look for “safe” and anonymous places to get their crap out. Either that or they get their crap out through action which can be good (hard work, exercise, martial arts, adventures, creativity, etc.) or bad (heavy drinking, drugs, gambling, escapism like porn, promiscuity, violence, etc.).

I notice guys tend to write in greater depth about their problems on here and that’s no coincidence. We feel safer opening up here

Overall I think it can be a good thing just as long as they are open to insightful feedback and don’t get trolled. I know some women are quick to write these guys off as “incels” but I vouch to say most are decent guys once they feel heard (whether you agree with them or not). Nowhere else is anybody going to listen to them. Men generally don’t participate in “mens groups”at the same rate women form their cliques.

This is also the reason why guys tend to anon more and rather keep their identities secret. We are much more vulnerable to harsh judgment.