OK, so perhaps this is a bit... extra, but hear me out. Let’s not kid ourselves here, it seems like you can pretty much pull whatever when it comes to crimes a man might commit against a woman, produce x boilerplate misandrist statement and everyone’s clapping their hands like kids watching a pantomime.

But there are plenty of cases of women committing pretty heinous acts, some of which may be brought up on subreddits like the general Men’s Rights forum that just don’t generate nearly enough traffic, and as a result - if we’re presented with the oh so fun question of “where are the women committing these acts” - we tend to get caught out since they aren’t always easy to find.

So in all seriousness, is that something we should have available as a resource to throw back at them? And I’m not just talking stuff like false allegations or paternity fraud here, as I will so often see brought up in response (Twitter in particular’s full of it). I mean everything from assault to the likes of Taylor Schabusiness cutting her boyfriend’s head off and shagging the corpse. Again perhaps this is a bit over-the-top, but this lie by omission is so all-encompassing that taking a battering ram to it might be the only means of actually getting the point that violence and gender aren’t exactly as correlative as feminists would have us think. I don’t know, just spitballing ideas here.