Wouldn't it be ironic for women to be misogynists who hate/loathe other women?

And, why should there not be? After all we are human are we not? We bleed, we cuss, we beat the crap out of each other. So, why not? I've hated other women and I have been hated by them. So, you tell me; why not. I am not the only one; neither. Hate is an emotion that does not tie itself to one gender specifically. It's a strong powerful negative emotion. It, also, has nothing to do with, women's rights. It is far beyond that. 

You've clearly never visited the cesspool that is Twitter. 

"Wouldn't it be ironic for women to be misogynists who hate/loathe other women?"

There are all types of people in the world.  But there are very few, if any women that hate/loathe other women.  In fact, there are very few men that hate or loathe women.  In fact, I don't know a single one.  Of course we've all seen these strange individuals around ... how can you not notice?  The main thing to realize though, is how feminism has corrupted the entire male/female discussion to claim that its feminist ideology is representative of women.  Then, whenever anyone rightly criticizes FEMINISM, they then claim it is misogyny or hatred of WOMEN.  That is not true at all.  And that is what's most responsible for the incorrect idea that there is so much misogyny around these days.

The only other answer that exists here as I speak does exactly this by naming women that are critical of feminism (the ideology) and incorrectly claiming that criticism to be hatred of women (the gender).  The idea behind the answer is that by NOT going along with the dogmatic feminist ideology, one must loathe women.  Once again, that is entirely false.

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There are women who are like that. Some famous examples include Phyllis Schlaffly and Lori Alexander. These type of women think that other women should not have any rights at all and fight against legislation that is aimed at helping them and improving their lives. They also degrade and belittle women who are very successful in their lives.