I think it's pretty undeniable that the nature of "woman-hating" and "men-hating" is rather dramatically different where it actually occurs.

I don't believe that "woman-hating" (nor "man-hating") is a universal thing, except in brief bursts of anger and/or frustration, but when it erupts, or where it resides long-term, the nature is enormously different.

I have never met a man who organized call-in times, escape routes, etc. when first going on a date with a woman.

I know within calling distance of my desk five women who do.

There is, yes, a profound difference of risk assessment across genders.

Patriarchy long predates capitalism. You can find intensive misogyny in Buddhism (which predates Christianity, even), in Hinduism (which may likely predate even Judaism), in "Confucianism" (no such thing, but it's too complex to get into right now), and indeed through every society in history that organized higher than the clan level.

Yep! Plus they are often there because they have a woman organising their life, home and raising kids for him.

I've heard lots of women (and men, actually, though far more rarely) in a moment of frustration say "fuck I hate men!". This is usually shortly after one of those "oppress" things happens.

Never heard the saying "men are pigs" in a disgusted tone? C'mon now.

Men who hate men are lesbians?