https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k35Qk8HF7JA

Here's a relatively 'underground' fan made video of a relatively underground industrial/electronic band from Germany. In it you will notice that all the villains (thousands of them) are male and each and every one of them is slain in gruesome ways while the 6-8 females are the ones doing the killing and you will not see a single scratch on them.

Kill Bill? Save Princess Leia?

What monsters men are. Anyone who thinks that music videos, movies, music, pictures, magazines, ads, books, public 'education' and basically anything covered in the mass media does not subliminally influence and program the human hive mind to become desensitized against violence towards men, think again and please take off those rose coloured glasses.

This gender war against men is one of the biggest pieces in the chess board that is being used to divide the people and instigate tyranny against us and women are also their targets, yet few women these days seem to fathom this simple truth. They use your own (female) gender/body as a way to manipulate and further their agendas in order to bereave you of your freedoms while they get away with theft and murder.

The female body has vicariously turned into a silent weapon against all of humanity and few people outside of MGTOW are conscious of this. They'll play video games, watch movies and read magazines where men are demonized and brutalized while the female princess is saved and very few people will seek to analyze the reason behind it let alone even notice the dichotomizing of the genders. .

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Fun fact for those of you who played video games in the late 80s and early 90s. The Japanese fighting game "Final Fight" originally had some female villains in it but were later coerced into changing the females and turning them into transsexuals so that the US would buy, because killing a female in a video game is heinous but it's alright if she has a dick between her legs (LOL!). They knew that the people (even in the late 80s/early 90s) would become offended to see a female being hurt, even in a pixelated screen, therefore they changed the villainous female characters into crossdressers and transsexuals.

Poison (ポイズン Poizun) is a fictional character in the Final Fight and Street Fighter series of video games. Created by Akira Yasuda for Capcom, Poison first appeared in the original Final Fight alongside a similar character, Roxy, later appearing in Capcom-produced games, media and merchandise related to the Street Fighter franchise. She is voiced by Atsuko Tanaka since the Street Fighter III series[1] and Masae Yumi in SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos.[2]

Originally conceived as a transgender female thug in Final Fight and part of the game's antagonist group, Mad Gear, concerns during the game's development about reactions from North American audiences to fighting women led to the character being re-imagined as a "newhalf". However, that was not considered satisfactory and both Poison and her palette swap Roxy were replaced by the male characters "Billy" and "Sid", and have been for every subsequent North American port of the title on Nintendo consoles and handhelds. After the Final Fight series, she later appeared alongside wrestler Hugo, acting as his manager, with her schemes revolving around finding a tag team partner for him or developing their own wrestling organization. Poison first appeared as a playable character in Final Fight Revenge. She was also to appear in both Capcom Fighting All-Stars and Final Fight: Streetwise; however, the former was canceled, and she was omitted from the latter as development progressed. Following those aborted attempts, she ended up appearing as a playable character on Street Fighter X Tekken. She was also added as a playable character to Ultra Street Fighter IV.[4]

The character's status as potentially a trans woman, consciously left ambiguous by the developers, has remained a topic of frequent debate by both fans and media alike.