I think this fits here well enough, considering misandrists often cite systemic or institutional or structural misogyny as something they alledgedly face everyday. They'll often claim misandry either isn't real (which it very much is no matter how much they deny it) or that it doesn't doesn't have systemic or institutional power, but I don't think misogyny is in any way systemic or instititional. Not in Western nations at least, where women and girls always get so much in the way of aid and favorable treatment. Between that and all of the crap they get away with due to gender double standards and rarely if ever being held accountable for wrongdoings. Even when they're in the wrong they'll still have people supporting them no matter what (Amber Heard leaps to mind right away). Plus how some nations literally won't recognize female rape of male victims even though it happens much more than many realize and women can absolutely rape men, and yet there's no aid for these male victims.

Misandry and misogyny both exist but the latter always has awareness and action taken against it, whereas the former doesn't and is often even regarded as a joke. The idea of misogyny in Western nations being in any way systemic is in and of itself a joke to think about.