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Because there are groups specifically circulating ragebait to radicalize young and impressionable men into right winged radicalism. People see this all over the internet, but what do you see in real life? In my experience I have seen plenty of examples of casual misogyny in real life, I've never really seen any form of "misandry" in person.
I see a lot more Misandry in real life than say 15 years ago. A lot of it is very straight up and said as if there is nothing wrong with what they're saying and its just a fact. Some examples off the top of my head are "short men are disgusting" "men are ruining the world" "we should just kill all men" "I hate that im attracted to men" and then plenty of things that are just attacking innocent things men do like their hobbies
I don't mind when cis women say stuff like that because it means they're marks, I feel bad for them, because they're absolutely going to get scammed by a man. When trans women say stuff like this it sometimes means they're in the process of bullying someone in their own community into taking their own lives, so it ruffles my feathers a lot more.
I have seen misandry in person multiple times but not nearly as often as misogyny. The misandry had far less impact on anyone as well.