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Misogyny identified as biggest red flag for violent extremism

In short:

Young men are more likely to hold hostile attitudes to women than their grandfathers' generation, according to a new survey.

The research identifies misogynistic views as a national security issue closely linked to violent extremism.
What's next:

The research recommends misogyny and anti-feminism be recognised as a form of violent extremism.

Misogyny identified as biggest red flag for violent extremismhttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-25/rising-misogyny-in-young-people/107053640Open linkView original on quokk.au
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And what a striking coincidence, misogyny is encouraged by the current US administration.

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Itโ€™s nuts to me that theyโ€™ll go so far extreme and fall into that incel direction instead of just trying to actually talk to girls. Fucking sexless losers

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anarchist.nexus

glad academia's catching up to what we've been knowing out in the streets for decades

edit: i actually am glad. this opens up avenues to make permanent a lot of the anti-patriarchical momentum we've built in our communities the past few decades

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Longer than that

Men who are inferior to their fellow men, are always most anxious to establish their superiority over women.

-Mary Wollstonecraft

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lemmy.world

weโ€™ve been knowing out in the streets for decades

you're streets ahead?

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