Violent hatred of the people you are actually hurting and oppressing (while spinning it that they are the ones hurting you)- yeah, it's a pretty on-point analogy. The Southern Poverty Law Center agrees.

https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/ideology/male-supremacy

"Out of the constellation of anti-women websites, subreddits, blogs and forums called the “manosphere” have grown many harassment campaigns.

While male supremacy is often seen as secondary – if it is seen at all – it is important to recognize it as a toxic and dangerous ideology in and of itself. Many male supremacists have openly called for and carried out acts of physical and sexual violence against women as well as mass violence targeting society.

As in previous years, male supremacist groups continue to congregate primarily online, operating within the manosphere – a collection of websites, blogs and online forums. Male supremacy is a decentralized movement that uses a model of leaderless resistance. As a result, the SPLC lists only a small number of male supremacist groups, reflecting only their lack of in-person activities and not their influence or threat level.

Several key influential figures use mainstream platforms to promote their hateful message and recruit and radicalize others. The main subideologies of male supremacy include incels, Men Going Their Own Way (MGTOW), pickup artists and so-called men’s rights activists."