Honestly there are much bigger fish to fry if you are talking about men's rights. Before I would be worried about stuff like this i would be more interested in:
-Sentencing disparity (depending on what you look at men get up to 63% longer sentences and are twice as likely to be convicted as compared to women)
-Mothers get custody of children 82% of the time (US data, will vary based on what you look at but is always high) ... let's also not forget that children of single mothers perform worse by virtually every measure you can name and are more likely to be single parents themselves ... not to mention the crime they commit.
-The fact that Selective Service is still a thing (in 2018 in the US we have a quasi draft program in place in the event of a large scale war that ONLY men are required to sign up for). You could argue that it will never happen ... well then why does this even exist anymore then?
-Less than 44% of men are going to college and the number seems to be dropping year after year.
There are dozens more issues after this that are more relevant to the average man than the stuff this guy is going after so in a way do agree with the OP that this guy is focusing on mostly non issues.
