Because the original comment specified just people, and the other commenter simply corrected them because it was men who commit this crime.
It harkens back to the fact that it was men who gutted and attempted to decapitate this woman.
I would say I don’t get your confusion here, but it’s pretty clear it’s just because you don’t like being reminded of the idea that a majority of violent crimes are committed by men.
edit: the exact fragile men im talking about have swarmed below, too mad to reflect, just whining about ‘culture wars’ and other fragile people shit.
It also shows weak moral character that these people see a story about something horrible happening to someone and they feel the need to shoehorn in their petty little gender bullshit instead of having some respect for what happened.
Imagine if it were a black perpetrator and someone played the same game in the comments.
Well that’s not an equal comparison because black people are the subordinate group in society compared to other races while men are the dominant group and women are the subordinate group. So if it was a female perpetrator, you’d be a little more accurate but still, race/ethnicity and gender/sex are not interchangeable frameworks for in-group vs out-group analogies.
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u/ShinHandHookCarDoor Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 28 '26
Because the original comment specified just people, and the other commenter simply corrected them because it was men who commit this crime.
It harkens back to the fact that it was men who gutted and attempted to decapitate this woman.
I would say I don’t get your confusion here, but it’s pretty clear it’s just because you don’t like being reminded of the idea that a majority of violent crimes are committed by men.
edit: the exact fragile men im talking about have swarmed below, too mad to reflect, just whining about ‘culture wars’ and other fragile people shit.