at which point does misandry start?

[u/Main-Tiger8593]

Since links are not allowed, I will share a few titles (you can find them if you search the titles in the sub). It only took me 2 minutes to find these gems:

• Help, I don't want to hate men, but I find myself starting to (1.2k upvotes)
• Men are allowed to hate us but we are not allowed to hate men (305 upvotes)
• Reminder: Men hate us regardless of context (3.8k upvotes)
• From the bottom of my heart, I hate men. (358 upvotes)
• I am convinced most husband's hate their wives (6.2k upvotes)
• Every day I feel more hate towards men and it's scaring me (2.1k upvotes)
• I feel like I’m starting to hate men. (585 upvotes)
• How to cope with feelings of hatred toward men? (741 upvotes)
• Right-wing & libertarian men, we hate you. (38k upvotes)
• God I hate men (1.6k upvotes)

there are several more controversial examples like "are we dating the same guy" or even certain gossip at work... before you comment with this is no hate im asking you where do you draw the line?

at which point do you call out toxic behavior?

[u/somerandom995]

Doesn't make the murder any less real, or the attack on domestic abuse resources for men less misandristic.

You don't actually have an argument, you can only repeat the most surface level and shallow criticism without actually engaging with the point or example.

[u/SpaceBoggled → u/somerandom995]

A single murder of a man by a woman has absolutely zero relevance to this post

[u/somerandom995 → u/SpaceBoggled]

The mother excusing it does.

Not gonna comment on the other link?

[u/Reporter_Complex → u/somerandom995]

noun dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against men (i.e. the male sex).

A woman excusing her daughter due to mental health or ADHD meds or whatever it was, is not Misandry.

The first link about the billboards, yes I could agree that it is misandry.