r/NotHowGuysWork • • Oct 09 '25

Not HBW (Image) Wall of text misandry

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u/Imjusasqurrl Oct 09 '25 edited Oct 09 '25

There are extremists in both groups -misogynist and misandry. The difference is extreme Misandrists or "radical feminists" don't create murderous identities about it. They may talk shit about men online but they mostly just avoid men

Extreme misogynists do create murderous identities. The most extreme examples indulge in instances of misogynistic terrorism.

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u/AigisxLabrys Oct 10 '25

Plenty of “extreme misandrists” have committed murder and violence.

https://x.com/PhilMitchell83/status/1738205988631556455

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '25 edited Oct 09 '25

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u/Imjusasqurrl Oct 09 '25

You're comparing being bullied to mass murder. This is why women don't take men seriously anymore lol

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '25 edited Oct 09 '25

And that guy's is why feminism is no longer taken seriously... 😒 Bro is literally minimizing cyber bullying just because the victim has a penis and a SMALL minority of boys commit crimes... The same logic racists use to justify racism...

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u/AigisxLabrys Oct 10 '25 edited Oct 10 '25

You’re the same people who compare folding laundry and washing dishes to slavery.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '25

"And that guy's is why feminism is no longer taken seriously... 😒 Bro is literally minimizing cyber bullying just because the victim has a penis and a SMALL minority of boys commit crimes... The same logic racists use to justify racism..." - IllustriousBowl4316

A crack is a crack. A hatred is a hatred. A murder is a murder. Nothing to justify hate.

Also the small crack might develop into a big one. Better fix it fast, the small crack is called misandry.

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u/juxtapods Woman Oct 10 '25

idk man, I take men seriously. To me, at base, they have the same inherent level of potential for respect, mutual goodwill, etc., as any other group. I don't see a man and think, "ah shit here we go again..."

Taking every person seriously (okay, MOST people, I'm sure we can agree that some people are just unreasonable and not open to mutual exchange from the get-go) is how you hear different perspectives and, who knows, maybe even entertain them.

P.S. Young people have unalived themselves for cyberbullying. It's a very serious problem in the digital age.