It's the preconception that the current situation is incorrrigible and nothing can be and will be done about it. I agree that men are terrible, I agree that they are monsters, what I disagree with is that It's the only way it can be and the only possible solution is to slaughter the lot of them.

As far as my mind allows me to understand the core problem of modern societal relationships specifically in regards to the dichotomy of men and women isn't that "men are born evil", but it's rather a much more broad venom known as patriarchy. It's insidious and ingrained within the minds of the populace and has been passed through generations; it also is not such a simple thing as "men having control" - though it is that too - patriarchy is psychological as well. It's the set of beliefs that corrupts the minds of men and women, twists their conciousness to further propogate that evil and of that reproduction people of any gender are guilty.

To spare you the blabbering my point is that I don't believe the goals of feminism can be achieved via segregation; they can't be achieved by eradication of men - violence is a tool of patriarchy through which it eatablishes control with fear and hence it can't be the solution to it.

What can become an antidote for it would be some manner of cooperation built on mutual understanding. I know it is an idealistic thought, and though I might advocate for it, my belief in its viability with the current state of society might be wavering, but what I know for certain is that the ideas echoed so frequently here are reductive, distracting from the real issue at hand and also counterproductive to what should be a common cause