One does not simply .

That long bottom leaf be dank yo.

Actually it took two of them, Boromir died protecting two others, Merry and Pippin who ended up in Fangorn forest and conivnced the Ents to attack Isengard weakening Sarumons strength and bringing about his downfall in the main event of things, Pippin then went to Gondor and became a steward, and Merry became a squire of Rohan and even wounded the witch King, Gandalf stayed behind battling an ancient evil that he knew would kill many others of the group, he killed the Balrog of Moria, Durins bain, then returned to Aragorn and began setting up events to weaken Saurons ever growing darkness,. Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli hunted the uruk hai who took Merry and Pippin, they then reunited with Gandalf after learning the halflings where in safe hands, and went to Rohan and aided in the battle of Helms Deep, and then aided in the battle of Pelenor fields against the orc invasion of Mina's Tirith, and then assaulted the black gate distracting Sauron so Sam and Frodo could destroy the one ring

That's one Istari, one Dwarf, one Elf, Two Men, and four Hobbits who did a multitude of things for the betterment of the world, but sure they're just typical men as you say

read the title, crybaby

There was probably someone at some point, but I think this is more of an extrapolation on how 2nd and 3rd wave feminist theory tends to consider women better than men, and as such, denegrate the contributions of men to society.

Which is not what feminists say at all.

Mysogynists made that up