Flag for the misogynist philosophical movement

WARNING: this is not a sexist image, the author being anti-sexist. The misogynist philosophical movement does not hate "women" (how could it be rationally possible without direct knowledge of every woman on Earth?); instead it rejects the feminine philosophical principle, i.e. the principle of chaos.

Meaning of the flag:
The azure and pink fields, the yin and yang pattern and the Venus and Mars symbols represent the complementarity of male and female and their integration needed for a balanced world to live in.
The upward pointing triangle represents the male, while the black color means autodiscipline and distance from instincts.
The Greek letter phi stands for "philosophia" to clarify the movement's philosophical (not social, not political) nature.