Friend tells woman to "go to the kitchen", she responds by setting him on fire. Is her reaction justified?

 

Friend tells woman to 'go to the kitchen', she responds by setting him on fire. Is her reaction justified?"

"I've been thinking about a situation where a woman's friend told her to 'go to the kitchen' (implying she shouldn't be part of the conversation or shouldn't have an opinion). Her response was extreme - she set him on fire. While I understand why she might be upset, I'm not sure if her reaction is justified. What do you guys think? Is there a line between standing up for yourself and taking things too far? Share your thoughts!

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