I do like this idea; I don't know how that is done in a systemic way. I remember one point of Moore's Bowling for Columbine is that there seem to be a dwindling amount of "third places" and that civic engagement (fraternal orders and so on) has gone off a cliff - and Columbine was a decade before the smart phone.

I doubt things like civic engagement have gone up since.

It sure does seem there is evidence for a loneliness epidemic hitting many people and young men are especially susceptible and probably have less (positive) life skills to fall back on.

It explains people like Jordan Peterson, as well as Fuentes, I guess.

There are already large incel groups forming "men's rights militias", congealing around charismatic content creators who use a potent mix of white nationalism, Sharia law, and identity politics.

They are the ones that alienated them in the first place. They chose identity politics and making white men the enemy instead of class struggle.