Study finds half of young men are 'angry': Ezra Levant explains why
Overall, Ezra said he felt the “study is right — men are angry, especially young men.” However, it only “halfway gets the explanation for why” and comes up short in the “what are we going to do about it” portion.
Half of young Canadian men, those between the ages of 19 and 29, are at risk of having bouts of “problem anger,” a survey by Intensions Consulting and the Canadian Men's Health Foundation found.
“The survey found that 39 per cent of Canadian men between 19 and 29 reported a violent impulse when getting angry within the last month, compared to 16 per cent of all Canadian men,” reported CTV News.
On Wednesday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra dug into what these results might mean, and why young men might be frustrated with their lot in life.
“I actually think that's been true for all history,” explained Ezra about young men being angrier than older men. “Young men are full of vim and vigour, and instinct to travel, explore and fight and go on adventures and prove that they're men.”
In the past, these individuals were the type to “join the army or found other adventures in business that had similar mindsets, like thoughtful risk taking and endurance.”
With housing prices “jacked up beyond their reach,” Ezra said there's “no doubt” young men are upset about this, given it makes accomplishing life goals like getting married, “unfeasible.”
The researchers involved in the study suggested a solution is to make sure men are provided with support services.
“Maybe I'm just a skeptic, but I don't know if therapy — typically, that's with a middle-aged female psychologist — I don't know if therapy is an answer for young men feeling stressed and angsty,” he explained. “I just don't think that calling some government help line is how it works in the real world with young men. I don't think sharing your feelings with an ‘expert’ works in many cases, let alone for young men.”
In the past, men joined various types of male-only clubs — “a place where they could get away, sort of like the man cave in a house.” These places allowed “guys to be guys for a few hours a week,” Ezra continued.
Overall, Ezra said he felt the “study is right — men are angry, especially young men.” However, it only “halfway gets the explanation for why” and comes up short in the “what are we going to do about it” portion.
“No wonder the birthrate is plummeting, and the globalist left's solution, replacement immigration, only makes the problem worse.”
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Jeff Pluim commented 2025-11-14 13:59:02 -0500Ezra, You missed a major concern among men. I am in my 70s and twice in my life I had women attempt to falsely accuse me of sex assault. The first time it was an employee who tried to extort money from me. She made the mistake of telling her female boss, who ran that company for me, what she was going to do. So I had a witness who saved me. The second time, a woman who I was helping out at a rough time in her life, got angry because I ended up dating her sister instead of her. One day she pulled out her phone and was talking into it when I walked into the room to speak to her. She suddenly started to scream into her phone, “NO, don’t touch me like that. Keep your hands off me!!” What she hadn’t known was that God had guided me to record the entire incident and when I held up my recording device and told her that I had been recording the entire thing since she walked into the building, she said into her phone, “He recorded it! He recorded the whole thing.”
I could have spent 5 years in jail for each of those attempts to falsely accuse me, but God protected me. Now I continually carry a bodycam. It is not always on, but if I sense that I may be in a potentially dangerous situation with a woman, I turn it on. I have had it happen that when women found out that I even owned a bodycam, they treated it as if a cross was being held up in front of a vampire.
I recently met a 21 year old fellow who had been falsely accused 3 times in his short life. He beat all 3 accusations. Most single men are aware that this is an epidemic. Men are afraid to even approach women because they can be labelled a creep, or worse. And the police and justice system are all on the side of the women. In my cases, police would not take any action when I informed them of what happened to me. If women are charged, they only get a slap on the wrist, when what they should get is the same amount of jail time that a man would have gotten, had he actually been guilty of what he was accused of. Again, in my cases, I would have had to have been arrested, charged, post bail, pay for a lawyer, and present my evidence of innocence in court, before the justice system would even consider charging the women involved. In the meantime, that would have ruined my reputation and cost me tens of thousands of dollars.
Our laws need to be changed and the police and prosecutors need to be educated on the risks to men. Until that happens, why would any man put his life at risk. Like the saying goes, the juice just ain’t worth the squeeze. -
Bruce Atchison commented 2025-11-13 19:41:50 -0500Why shouldn’t young men be angry?Since childhood, they’ve heard that to be a man is bad and they must get in touch with their feminine side. Doing manly things are discouraged. And now they can’t find jobs or affordable housing. I’m angry on their behalf.
