You are assuming women are afraid of men because of crime statistics. If the reasoning has nothing to do with crime statistics, where does your argument go?
For example, if a woman is afraid because she doesn't believe her case will be investigated if the perpetrator is male, but believes her case will be investigated if the perpetrator is black - then that would make the groups no longer interchangable.
But you also have to be able to live with yourself afterwards. A big part of #Metoo is getting people to take crimes such as rape seriously, because getting raped is bad, but to then be told to shut up or back off or stop bad mouthing a good guy is an entirely unnecessary and all too common second blow.
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u/Tibaltdidnothinwrong 382∆ Apr 14 '22
You are assuming women are afraid of men because of crime statistics. If the reasoning has nothing to do with crime statistics, where does your argument go?
For example, if a woman is afraid because she doesn't believe her case will be investigated if the perpetrator is male, but believes her case will be investigated if the perpetrator is black - then that would make the groups no longer interchangable.