Not "hypothetically", no. Don't know where you're from, but the Indian education system literally has you spend two entire grades writing essays on the atrocities of British Raj (atrocities of white men).

I prefaced this entire experience by saying my "anecdotal" experience with white women, who feel very comfortable boxing other cultures in semantic labels didn't ask for. This isn't misogyny, I'm not targeting their gender. I'm targeting their culture, more specifically the impact of negative aspects of that culture specific to "a" gender.

You are making this a gender issue by excusing the cultural aspect of it and turning it into some idea that "this is an attack on a gender."

No.

It is an attack on a culture, and how the toxicity of that culture specifically manifests itself in a gender. So the real question is, why are YOU excusing this culture by misrepresenting it as an attack on a gender? I believe I was crystal clear on what specifically I was criticizing.