Toxic feminism often says men are never targeted due to the gender. WTF? Obviously absurd comment, but what do you expect when your cult movement espouses conspiracy theories such as patarichy theory or has as its ideology that institutional sexism against men doesnt exist but against women it does (really feminsits think this) or misandry does not (really they think this)

By yepididitagain:

On the 16th of this month is the 6 year commemoration of the school attack in Pakistan where 134 students were killed along with 15 staff members.

If you were to google the attack, you would have to dig long and hard to find out boys were targeted and girls were largely ignored. In fact out of the 134 students killed, 133 were boys.

We would be kidding ourselves if we didn't admit that if the numbers of boys and girls who were killed was reversed, that it would be called as an attack on women and girls, another example of violence against women.

By only gendering tragedies when the primary victims are women we are perpetuating the misbelief that (1) when violence is gendered, it is always against women, and (2) men and boys are doing just fine.

We can't successfully help the greatest number of people by being selective in our use of facts. Referring to the OP. If there were more of an outcry regarding the number of boys being kidnapped, then it is far more likely that something would have been done about it and Boko Haram would not have such a ready access to child soldiers. Seeing they are boys however, the international community doesn't care, even if this steady supply of child soldiers continues the cycle of violence in Nigeria.

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of course Boko Haram:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHhVyeHRxWk

(great example of male disposability and gynocentrism too)

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Europes only genocide after WWII was Sebrencia where 8000 boys and men seperated, women let go and all boys and men executed. According to feminsit theory of course this is misogyny.... and they are surprised why non feminist movements spring up?

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The Anfal Genocide was a genocide that killed between 50,000 to 182,000 Kurds and a couple thousand Assyrians at the final stages of the Iran-Iraq War. This act committed during the Anfal Campaign was led by Ali Hassan Al-Majid, under the orders of President Saddam Hussein. Anfal, which officially began in 1988, had eight stages in six geographical areas. Every stage followed the same patterns, steer civilians to points near the main road, where they were met by the jash forces and transported to temporary meeting points where they were then separated into three groups: teenage boys and men, women and children, and the elderly. The men and teenage boys were never to be seen again. While women, all children, and the elderly of both genders were sent to camps, men were immediately stripped out of their clothes, only wearing a sharwal, and were executed. These men have fallen victim of Iraq government barbarity.