This is absolutely disgusting. I’ve been noticing misogyny in that sub for a long time, but this time they have completely gone off the rails. I don't post anything in that subreddit anymore — I don't want to support this toxicity. Misogyny is incompatible with genuine, good-faith men's rights activism. A person who opposes misandry must adhere to the categorical imperative that any gender-based hate speech is unacceptable. These comments leave a very depressing impression. I hate these people because they ruin the reputation of men's rights activism in general.

To be fair, these comments have already been deleted by the moderator, but it doesn't really change much. The majority of people in that subreddit are misogynists.

"The first part of this article summarizes results from more than 200 studies that have found gender symmetry in perpetration and in risk factors and motives for physical violence in marital and dating relationships. It also summarizes research that has found that most partner violence is mutual and that self-defense explains only a small percentage of partner violence by either men or women. The second part of the article documents seven methods that have been used to deny, conceal, and distort the evidence on gender symmetry. The third part of the article suggests explanations for the denial of an overwhelming body of evidence by reputable scholars. The concluding section argues that ignoring the overwhelming evidence of gender symmetry has crippled prevention and treatment programs. It suggests ways in which prevention and treatment efforts might be improved by changing ideologically based programs to programs based on the evidence from the past 30 years of research."

This user points out a major blindspot of the left. We think systemically for some groups, but not all groups.

Estoy cansada de que nos quieran hacer fotdas a merced de los incultos

This article explores sexual victimization by women, and also some of the reasons why people vastly underestimate how common it is.

Lara Stemple's research as well as studies by the CDC and other studies illuminate the issue.