War of the Cards

McLeod's book highlights how he feels men are disadvantaged in society by institutional sexism in public policy and the overaggressive tactics and practices of a small minority of feminists who have a disproportionate level of social influence leading to the misconception that they speak as a voice for all women.
The book discusses how men are disadvantaged in healthcare, family life, law, education, politics and the media including explanations and subject analysis citing evidence from policy documents, theoretical study and 'real life' examples from the media and the personal experience of the author, providing a masculist standpoint to compliment feminist thought intended to ensure a higher level of male influence in gendered issues which are currently highly monopolised by feminism, leading to the fact that often the liberation of women is effectively made the responsibility of men to provide.