You were. And your friends were

No, they weren't. Did you even read my reply?

And you're still stereotyping the human race, based on their limited experiences - really doesn't matter when they had them.

That's not how human economics works. "Most women have long hair" is a stereotype as well; many women have short hair, but a defining feature of most women is usually having long hair. This is how all of the manosphere operates.

What makes you think I haven't?

You seem like that kind of person who opts to complain about the problem, not assist in the solution.

I gave advice over at /r/letsgetlaid and a few others, introduced some foreveralone men to a few of my single friends ....and every single time they attacked anyone who offered them a helping hand. One guy spent the entire date complaining about being used as a sex toy by a woman he loved - hours on the subject, without a break. When my friend said she'd never do that to him, he accused her of not listening, not really giving a shit about his tragedy. Another guy, another woman, and he immediately changed the subject from their shared, and very uncommon kinks to his opinion of her favorite videogame. And just like the last one, refused to talk about anything else.

These men sound like they have serious actual mental health issues, and terrible social skills, not "foreverAlone"'ness.

Then there were the men (and one woman) who flipped out when they found out I don't approve of sexual harassment, because "Bros before hoes." They were convinced me mocking sexual harassment with my friends was some kind of manipulative mind trick, because sometimes the friendships led to sex. Beautiful.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

And these are just a few examples of the bitter, self-destructive, tunnel vision that really explains their failures, no matter how many excuses they hide behind to avoid really dealing with rejection.

Except your experience has nothing to do with foreveralones, or Nice Guys, all the men in the examples you picked, giving you the benefit of the doubt that you're not embellishing, or being exaggeratingly harsh, sound borderline autistic, with actual mental health issues, or in the case of the guy that wouldn't stop talking about being used as sex toy, was clearly not prepared to start meeting other women. In fact, the fact that he got used as a sex toy could be a DHV if he changed his mindset and got over it.

So, no. I don't have much pity anymore. These assholes want to throw grenades in the name of free speech, but the fragile little sheltered shits scream oppression when you throw them back. Well, too fucking bad.

I'm going to assume you are not a particularly verbose person and just picked whatever adjectives popped into your head, but if they were sheltered, you can't blame them for having bad social skills, and if you think they're shits because they suck at social interaction, you're not a very nice or defensible human being either...ironic?

Because while you choose to pity them, and consider them completely without hope, I will continue to be angry at them, for them, because I KNOW they can do better.

I don't pity them. I feel genuinely bad for them and I could fix their problems tomorrow, I would. That being said, you were awfully offensive to them for someone who thinks you're trying to save them way harder than I am. Being angry at people is not a particularly effective method of helping them...