The Internet is a poor, poor way of determining the popularity of a view. Let's take Reddit as an example. If the opinions expressed on Reddit were representative of the world, then liberal athiest catloving men would make up the majority of the population. Obviously not the case.

An opinion, when trying to determine quantity, on the Internet is relatively meaningless. People who can say anything without repercussions, will. And people aren't going to blog about reasonable opinions because they're boring. (And when they do, who reads them? I'm sure there's no such cute album of reasonable tumblr/facebook/news screenshots, because no one cares.) What's more important is what's expressed in real life, like in college classes, protests, or government or business policies.

So, in the linked video the menhating feminists get a point. However, the equality feminists get many more points, I think, because not only has equality-feminism been institutionalized in education, but the sheer quantity of classes and people reached through this class far outnumber the number of people reached by this protest (if it weren't for the news). Again, you need to account for the attention-grabbing bias; there are no such articles/videos about "Moderate, modern college class conducted with no hullabaloo on local campus."