This is a good point, but "male privilege" need not be universal. There can be areas where men are privileged, and areas where women are. There's also some issues with a few of these examples. For example, it's pretty obvious there are very few women working in industrial jobs relative to men. There are lots of complex sociological reasons for that. During WWII, when lots of men were out fighting and women were encouraged to work in factories, they suffered more industrial deaths than men, then when men came back, women lost all those jobs to men again. That's not really the result of male disadvantages, so it doesn't counter the idea of privilege.
Look at the fact that women are 50% of the population and then look at how many women are in leadership positions in society, or represented in film or literature for a different view.
@Broletariat , the killer was clearly a mad misogynist. I don't think all MRAs are crazy, because men do have unique issues and social pressures to deal with (though MRAs often refuse to acknowledge that many feminists have addressed and worked on those issues at a grassroots level for a long time and prefer to pretend they all hate men and ignore their problems) but Red Pillers and MGTOW, who make up the more extreme wing of the men's movement are all definitely further down the road to psychopathic behavior than the average person. This guy was definitely in the latter camp. And yeah, I think his misogyny was pretty obviously connected to his crime.