I'm not really looking to take an active stance on the issue, but to pretend virtually every one of them (every one I've seen so far, anyway. I'm not a regular to the sub, so I'm just going by the first few pages of best of) doesn't start with that same woman beating on somebody else is nothing short of dishonest.

I'm certainly not going to claim that the shit showcased on the sub tends to be proportional or in any way laudable, but again, I'm not going to feign ignorance to the very obvious and well known fact that these videos become viral so easily because it's extremely uncommon for such public altercations to turn physical when the woman happens to be playing the role of the antagonist.
I mean, we're all perfectly aware that's why these videos receive more attention and generate more controversy.

Hell, maybe I should consider taking an active stance on this, because I more I watch on their front page, the more apparent it becomes that nobody really gives a shit about justification when its a man getting hit in a public altercation.
This dude here never so much as raises a hand, gets a punch in the face in response, and he's universally agreed to be the bad guy in the situation to the extent that not even the justice system gives a shit.

If I see something like that being outright lauded with a woman as the victim of the violence, then you'd better believe I'll be the first in line to echo sentiments of sexism. But until that point, I'm not actually seeing any difference in how that sub reacts to women, other than a lack of videos in which they're punched in the face to public applause for words alone.