My suspicion is that it’s more about nature than about society, and one reason I believe this (apart from all the data) is I because I’m gay. I live in a sexual and romantic world without women, where no patriarchy could definitionally exist, a subculture with hookups and relationships and marriages and every conceivable form of sexual desire that straight men and women experience as well. And you know what you find? That men behave no differently in sexual matters when there are no women involved at all. In fact, remove women, and you see male sexuality unleashed more fully, as men would naturally express it, if they could get away with it. It’s full of handsiness and groping and objectification and lust and aggression and passion and the ruthless pursuit of yet another conquest.

This confirms what we all know, including manginas in mainstream media: Men don't treat women the way they treat men. They treat them BETTER than they treat men. (Although even Sullivan is too chicken to draw this obvious conclusion openly, probably because he has too many feminist friends in NY.)

(Better yet, read 'Before Night Falls', autobiography of Reinaldo Arenas, Cuban gay novelist. (Made into movie with Javier Bardem.) If men treated women the way gays treated each others in Cuba 50 years ago, feminists would have managed long time ago to convince governments to put men into concentration camps.)