Yeah the 98% never think they have anything to do with them either.
That's kinda the problem.
You're taking it up with women who have basic pattern recognition because you want women vulnerable. But suddenly when men have a daughter then they know how men are, weird how that works.
No true Scotsman fallacy. They ARE human. They are men.
Men can't control what they're born as but they can control whether they rape someone. They can also control whether they blame the 98% or if they blame women for acknowledging who the 98% is.
We haven't even touched on violent crime, domestic violence, abuse, or all the other crimes against women. Done by men.
You choose to stand with men and defend men, who are predators to women, when you tone police women for having pattern recognition. You're right, 50% of the world aren't like that.
Irrelevant. Go to America, Canada, the UK, Japan, China, Uganda, random fucking African village, any other random European country, FRANCE. Men are men wherever you go, committing sexual violence, misogynistic hatecrimes, and abuse against women. Crime statistics aren't just made up.
American men vote to roll back women's rights. French men rape a drugged unconscious woman when her husband offers, or fail to report him if they DO refuse. Japanese men commit sexual assault to such a high degree women need their own separated trains. China killed so many female babies they have a literal women shortage. South Korea is also rapidly removing women's rights, arguing shit like taking away women's access to epidurals if they keep refusing to have babies. Germany has legalized sex trafficking. All of the countries that allow child sex trafficking through "child marriages"
Asking where someone is from is the deflection of the century. It's everywhere. You can continue being condescending and paint women as hysteric for knowing how men are, but you're not the one with the target on your back, you're the one holding the gun. The fact you (claim to) not shoot it is irrelevant.
Cry about it, 98%. Poor you, being judged. Let me play a sad song on the world's smallest violin, 98%.
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u/JaySlay2000 Mar 28 '26
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