I'm not gonna come right out and say my answer to your question but I think you probably could take a pretty close guess as to what it is from my remarks below...

I find it interesting how shootings like this tend to bring out the man-haters on platforms such as FB, Twitter, etc. It's OK for a woman to claim that it is women who should hold ALL political power because basically all men are bad as evidenced by events like this and that men should be marginalized and we're the source of all the world's problems (I saw this stated by a woman on FB more than once and it's one of many reasons I don't spend much time there anymore). It's OK for some women like this to classify an entire gender and beat us over the head with unfounded accusations and claims of how superior women are to men. But if a man makes one remark about women in general, even if it's just a joke or sarcastic remark, out come the knives and claws..."SEXIST! OPPRESSOR!".

I also find it interesting that when someone mentions a common thread in oh, I don't know....terrorist events / killing sprees in Europe it's considered taboo or stereotypical to even suggest the perpetrators fall into a narrow category.

So basically it's OK for everyone who isn't a male or more particularly white male to get their hate-ons for men or white men and start ranting about how bad all of us are. But whenever something bad is done by a person of any other race or gender then race and gender are usually not even a part of the discussion, and if they are, then the person who brings it up is automatically a racist / sexist / (insert your own word ending in -ist here). And the ever-so-tolerant people who supposedly don't see color / gender / religious differences all of a sudden can say anything they want about anyone without fear of being smeared for their statements.