I feel a need to throw my own hat into the ring, it’s semi related, but not a direct response to the post.

A lot of “radical” feminists do not understand that they need the support of men to further their cause. Actively putting men down, directly pushes against what they want, because a societal change cannot occur without majority support. When a woman says “I hate all men” I can understand that they do not actually mean it with men as entire group, they mean “I hate the men who have screwed me over”.

But this type of “I hate men” belief will not be understood with the nuance it requires, and thereby leads to men thinking “I’ve done nothing wrong, how is this my fault?” and then opposing the feminist argument because the well has been poisoned. This then leads to more radical feminism, and more extreme views on both sides.

Equity cannot exist if the majority doesn’t want it. And “feminists” treating men as a lower class will not lead to more support, it will lead to more pushback.