> The problem is that almost every time the argument is made, it's made unreasonably, using hatred or support for violence. Not really though. What typically h

> The problem is that almost every time the argument is made, it's made unreasonably, using hatred or support for violence. Not really though. What typically happens is that a perfectly reasonable statement about respecting women's boundaries, or the importance of female-only spaces, or the impossibility of men being women, gets labelled as "hatred" despite no hate being expressed.