Does anyone tangibly talk about violence on the other side?

I'm not here to suggest violence is ever an appropriate thing to talk about here. But it's a valid question to consider that the other side is perpetually talking about how bad it would be for men if they feel even slightly opposed to their rights and demands. I'm sure what really irritates me is that the other side feels like it has no consequences, it can just say the most heinous terrible things about men and nothing happens in the media. I went to watch the all female Ghostbusters and they straight out say "it's not rape if they're dead". I really don't care how the media is portrayed, but do we have to throw in rape jokes about dead people? Would we sit in a theater watching Ghostbusters and laugh at dead womens bodies? No. But we can do that with men? I want to point out the double standard but I'm sure some will just say it's all made up. Do people think it's okay to say that? I've seen the other side also say "men deserve to die".<br><br>&#x200B;<br><br>I just don't get why that's not widely covered in the media. I'm sure some will say men are perpetually violent, but do we ever see the media cover the level of vitriol from the other side? I don't see how the other side can be so ready to throw out violence and death at men, but we all have to be peaceful? I feel like we should have a measured response that isn't just "oh we're not violent, we're just peaceful".