What's the fun of watching real women tortured and killed? The reason I like guro specifically (i.e. 2D drawings usually done in a japanese visual style) is that it's harder to imagine the characters screeching over the counter of a mcdonalds to see the manager over a missing chicken nugget, or making vapid virtue-signalling facebook posts. There has to be some value to a life for snuffing it out to have any value. Finding an innocent soul to torture is all but impossible in the real world; why should I care about the revolting blobs called women enough to hate them?