...In the same way that the Westboro Baptist church hate gays or the Klan hate people of colour?

A recent debate I had with a red piller put this question in my head. The thing that keeps me going back to spy on the red pill like it's a car crash I can't resist looking at, is what I perceive to be blatant prejudice towards women. I'm pretty sure that's the same for most Blue Pill people?

I have no problem with all the stuff about how to bed women, fine if it works, go for it. There seems to be a kind of dogma that women are less intelligent, less self aware, spoilt and generally inferior to men. Also that they should be treated differently and measured by different standards especially in their sexual activities. As opposed to the equality the rest of society tries to work towards.

Are most red pillers also prejudiced against other groups, ie, gay people, black people, other religions? Or do they draw a distinction between prejudice against other groups and women's rights? The red piller I debated with, (ChaoticParadox) admitted that he did think women inferior, did think they should be treated differently and apart from sex weren't worth associating with, but didn't consider himself prejudiced.