> they are still, well,correct. It'd be more precise to say "rich straight white...", but the sentiment is true.

Well, no. The sentiment is that men are generally more privileged and hold positions of power, and that each and every man is responsible for the state of things, stemming from toxic masculinity or whatever else. The fact that some 0.1% of the world's population holds the majority of political, economic and social power in the world is quickly ignored and somehow excuses sexism against men as a whole. I've been in enough arguments with feminists to see plain old sexism/misandry at play. These aren't people who want equality, these are people who want to punish men for being a particular gender and don't care about whatever issues or problems men might have.