Thus, if a woman commits any crime (particularly against a man - including his murder, or even against police), feminism enacts laws and policies across the globe ensuring that the woman will not be punished and even the innocent men will be punished on the mere accusation of women. Feminism argues that this is necessary because overall historically women have performed less crimes than the men (yes, you read that right; this is really the feminists' argument).
Anti-equality when it comes to sharing the equal responsibilities or enjoying the special rights (e.g., female/gender quotas) and the female privilege.
Arrogant. The common shaming language that hints at this nature of feminism is along the lines of "Men cannot handle (or feel threatened/intimidated by) independent/strong/etc women".
Degrading. For the males, it systematically lowers their capabilities and criminalizes their behavior. For the females, it normalizes and excuses the female dysfunction, perpetuates their victimhood, and makes them misandric.
Hateful (and has always had been so). The feminist Robin Morgan says that man-hating is an honorable and viable political act - the oppressed have a right to class hatred against the class that is oppressing them. Since all feminists, by definition, believe in men being the oppressor class (the myth of patriarchy), they're all hateful bigots. Some people have the belief that the earlier 'waves' of feminism were fair (for equality) and not hateful, which is a lie (just like some people even now believe that feminism is all things good and holy); for instance, as Aaron Larsen points out, "Due to immense pressure from rabid feminists, the state was placed in the position of convicting as many accused rapists as possible, or face an onslaught of abuse from Second-Wave Feminists."
Stereotypical. The whole theory of patriarchy, on which feminism is based, is stereotypical, for example, as is all the feminist literature. Feminism claims to be against Gender Roles (males and females expected to behave or perform differently as typical of their respective genders). However, feminism is against gender roles only selectively, i.e., only when they benefit the males and/or harm the females. Feminism actually reinforces gender roles when they benefit the females and/or harm the males. In other words, feminism enhances the female choice, rights, and privileges (while eroding male choice, rights, and privileges), and removes the female obligations (while mandating male obligation even for the exclusively female choices).