https://m.nieuwsblad.be/cnt/dmf20230308_96196456?utm_source=google

I know this was posted just the other day and I also pretty recently posted about why misogyny though being something that exists isn't systemic. But I felt this merited repeating again after seeing something about misogyny being systemic and instituionalized (which is more whining about non-existant oppression and demanding more special treatment on the basis of gender). Remind me how misogyny is systemically enforced in society when this blatant misandry and gender discrimination is allowable? Let's not forget how some schools even have classes teaching boys to treat women and girls properly, but no such classes for female students. And wasn't there also that school in Australia or New Zealand or the U.K. (forgot which exactly) where all of the male students were forced to apologize to the female ones for crimes men have committed against women, and the female students weren't asked to do the same for the males (despite there being many female on male crimes also committed regularly)?

Some systemic misogyny alright, always punishing men and boys, and letting women and girls off the hook on the basis of gender and giving them special treatment and attention. This right here debunks the whole BS notion of misogyny being systemic. But just like the gender pay gap, misandrists will still whine about it even when faced with undeniable evidence of it not being true.