Obviously I'm not saying that it doesn't happen and that fathers are at times unfairly excluded from their children's lives
But AIBU to think there's a definite "type?"
Usually very vocal on social media. Multiple daily rantings regarding the evil courts/ex wives. Constantly sharing overly sentimental and cheesy memes about fighting for justice. No actual mention of the children except for generic and stomach churning like-and-share "daddy will fight for his princess" type shit, complete with sad looking little girl wearing fairy wings. Anti family court rantings are occasionally interrupted by long rants about other subjects such as Brexit and local councils. Any pictures of these men generally have them staring stone faced into the camera, with the lens pointed somewhere around their chin. Not a lot of self awareness.
I've noticed it before and often thought that the social media presence of these men did not scream "I am a decent and reliable member of society", but sure enough I've just been added on fb by a relative I don't see or speak to except at family gatherings, and a quick look at his profile ticks all the above boxes. Except I know that the reason he isn't seeing his kids is because he can't stay off the drink long enough to care for them properly, and he thought it was OK to hit their mother in front of them, amongst other things.
I also feel that if "parental alienation" was the huge ongoing injustice that these men claim it is, something would have been done about it by now, but I think they probably want to kick off on FB and stand about waving placards more than they want to provide a stable and secure home for their children.