Major Premise: A just system evaluates grievances based on objective harm, prioritizing those harms by severity and scale. Minor Premise: Men suffer 92.7% of workplace fatalities, constitute approximately 78% of suicides, represent the fastest-growing demographic of homelessness, and die five years younger than women on average. Each of these represents objective, measurable, life-destroying harm. Conclusion: Any system or ideology that systematically ignores these documented harms while amplifying phantom grievances—hurt feelings, “mansplaining,” the wage gap myth, the number of women in executive positions—is fundamentally and inherently unjust.