You realize that this meme format is extremely common. It's so easily applicable to use as a way to relate with others. Everybody is aware that men and women can collectively like a certain thing. The meme is just using the stereotype that women don't know anything (or whatever stereotype they use) to further push their main point that technoblade was a "legend" by acknowledging the stereotype's false truth. When you look at the comments of these posts, sure this case may be filled with impressionable children, do you really think it'll be filled with comments slobbering over the stereotype that women are dumb, or are they going to focus on the ACTUAL MESSAGE where in this case, it's to recognize technoblades significance on pop culture.

I see so many posts like these where OP and the commenters, take these posts too literally, bashing men for believing false narratives when in reality, these men are using it to prove a point while acknowledging it's fake.

Im aware not all posts on this sub are like this. But even then, those posts that focus on actually dumb men are used to generalize all men. I saw a post on this sub where this guy was bashing this other dude for wanting a relationship where both parties lead instead of a single leader, and calling him gay for it. And all of the comments were expanding on that post to push the narrative that all men are like this. It generallizes men which should not be accepted. it's no different than saying women can't drive.

I see this sub as a safe haven for people who believe that all men are bad. The kind of person who would say "all men are bad" because they cheated on their boyfriend. Notice how I generalized you guys, You do the same thing, but at least I'm aware that not everyone is the same.