Why is a woman’s murder seen as misogyny, but a man’s is just violence—despite men being killed by men far more often?

[Anonymous]

The point I’m trying to make is that men are killed more often than women. So why is it that when a woman is killed, it’s immediately framed as misogynistic violence, often without any context or backstory? This narrative ignores the fact that men are far more likely to be killed by other men. If the claim is that men hate women, then by that logic, they must hate themselves even more.

[Snakeyes7]

It's because we, especially women, are propagandized to fear misogyny as if it is the greatest evil of all time. This idea that they have to be on constant guard against anything that even has the slightest whiff of misogyny was metaphorically beaten into their heads as early as possible. This is why that word was thrown around everywhere especially where it doesn't actually apply because we have been conditioned to see it everywhere.

The same goes for the Jewish population and antisemitism. That's why anyone who is even remotely anti-establishment, the media shrieks "Hitler" and "antisemite" because we now think that Hitler is infinitely worse than the devil himself which is why no one has that same visceral reaction when someone is called that, even though they should because they believe in the existence Satan, at least the religion does given it is an Abrahamic religion like Christianity and Islam.

I don't blame people who are under this trap, I blame the people who lie to them in this manner.

[jshm2]

Seems you can't read, as that isn't the case at all.

[Shiprex]

The narrative is that men to be painted only as perpetrators as they are the perpetrators of violence against women.

It's not rocket science

[Anonymous]

Get off your fake account dude

[Asker]

Answer the question dude

[SmokinAces2000]

What are you talking about?