No, seriously: Be specific. What does "data" mean to you? Does it mean that we have to have study about the men's rights movement and the opinions of its movement? Does it mean that we have to find a survey about it? I'm still getting the impression that this is primarily about trying to deny claims rather than to establish truths. We have repeatedly explained to you that the basis of our opinion about the men's rights movement is a) we are familiar with all of their popular websites, b) we see that misogyny is very popular on those websites, c) we have yet to see any evidence for elements of the men's rights movement that is not misogynist despite having asked for it many times. I think that's enough information to form an opinion on the matter, especially in the absence of any conflicting information.
If you are sincere about just wanting to know about this, find out more yourself. Your question has been asked and answered; if you don't think that's enough information then do the work of educating yourself. Pick up a book. Go to their websites. Go to The Spearhead. Go to A Voice for Men. Go to r/MensRights. Go to r/TheRedPill. Go to the MGTOW forums. Go to Heartise. Read their major personalities like Warren Farrell. You can read those websites and others for weeks and not find anything but misogyny (well, racism and homophobia, too). There are no popular men's rights sites that are not primarily about complaining about women and feminism and suffused in misogyny. Even where they have legitimate grievances, however few and far between, this is still the case.
Or just read this. And for years worth of it, go here, and read the author's article here:
When I started my blog Man Boobz around six months ago, I intended to mostly discuss the issues motivating those in the Mens Rights Movement, and to highlight some of the sillier misogynist emanations from mens rights activists (MRAs). But the more I delved into the movement online, the more convinced I became that, for most of those involved in it, the movement isnt really about the issues at allrather, its an excuse to vent male rage and spew misogyny online.
To borrow a phrase from computer programmers: misogyny isnt a bug in the Mens Rights Movement; its a feature.
Mens rights activists arent much like any other activists Ive ever run across. For one thing, for supposed activists they are almost completely inactive. Sure, they complain endlessly about things they see as terrible injustices against men. They just dont do anything about them. While some of those who consider themselves fathers rights activistsa slightly different breed from your garden-variety MRAstry to influence laws and legislatures, MRAs do little more than cultivate their resentments
Your question was asked and answered multiple times; move on.
I am making claims about arguments; it just so happens that their arguments are deeply misogynist and it reflects on the movement.
This is the first time that I've actually gotten links to read since I've started participating in the thread. It seems the 'father's rights movement' is the counterpoint but may be the exception that proves the rule.