Why is the most predominant response to addressing Men oriented issues to call the OP an incel? lol

I understand that the reddit user demographics do not include the most well adjusted or most experienced people in the topic they often talk about but even though roughly 73% of reddit users are male, male issues are second class.

The men oriented issues that need to be addressed are things such as:

88% of fatal suicides are men (World Health (Organization)

87% of halfway home attendees being male (Office of Justice Programs)

66% of addicts being men (National Institute on Drug Abuse)

These are issues that I have relevant experience in, I have first handedly seen all three of these issues. I have attempted suicide, I have lived in halfway homes, and I am active within the substance abuse community. These are all predominantly men issues and you never hear these figures without someone saying that men don't take their mental health seriously. Without fail someone will accuse the OP of being an incel trying to address these severe issues that men disproportionally face.

Why do people on this website seem to throw men under the gutter for being an incel when trying to bring up valid figures and realities?