Why are feminists so angry ?

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Feminist spaces are full of angry women. Angry at everything and anybody remotely male. The gripes are often the patriachy bogeyman and misogyny.

The visitors to these forums are so triggered, so unhappy, that they seem to find fault in anything they can. From a car rental issue being resolved, at the end, the same time a feminist cc'd their male partner into the email or a woman who got turned down for a job and the ONLY reason it could be is misogyny.

Online forums create angry women who see the ghost of the patriachy bogeyman absolutely everywhere.

The last concept from any angry feminist's mind is that correlation does not necessarily mean causation:

  • There are more TV aerials in the USA than in Africa
  • HIV is more pevalent in Africa than the USA
  • Therefore TV Aerials prevent HIV
My guess is that sociology, and in particular Women's Studies university courses, do not teach statistical analysis, or much mathematics on their courses. The Oxford University Women's Studies course makes no mention of statistical analysis or mathematical techniques. This allows ideas to rule feminism rather than hard, cold data. This leads to feminists getting obsessed, protesting about male on female violence despite it being a tiny proportion of the risks women face.

It's this lack of numerical analysis and scientific view of the problem's women face due to incompetence ? Or is it because the facts always, always get in the way of the feminist narrative and with the data feminism completely collapses 100% of the time (i.e. the false narrative that women do most house work).

Or is it, feminism is simply an exercise in "Girl Math" ?

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