1. Many women are just as misandrist as men are misogynist, writing stuff such as "Men are trash" or "All men should die" all over Social Media
  2. A very small number of incels engage in hostile misogyny, statistically around 10% and an even fewer number of those who have killed/harmed people
  3. The main character Jamie Miller was actually based on a person who was of a different race, older, had a tough childhood, and had nothing to do with the manosphere.
  4. Femcels have engaged in violence. For example, in South Korea, there was the WOMAD group where hundreds/thousands of its female members commited violence against boys and men, particularly sexual and it was celebated. In Mexico, there are bunch of "Women's rights activists" who have vandalized and destroyed multiple properties unlawfully. There are 5-6 incidents of them also beating certain men. There is also Natalie Rupnow who hated males and commited a mass shooting,
  5. Many or most boys are not part of the manosphere, nor are they misogynystic.
  6. The whole film depicts males as bad people and females as good people when they could be both bad and good.
  7. Men who kill/harm women don't do it because they're women, but often because, they come from a lower background, they were abused, etc.
  8. In many cases, women don't support each either. They often bring each other down, especially in workplaces.
  9. There's an epidemic of female teachers commiting sexual violence against schoolboys so why isn't there a film on that?
  10. There is some truth to the manosphere. Also, a lot of the manosphere is reaction to the widespread misandry in social media, especially in Anton Daniel's videos.