Anonymous #2 19h

i hope when those women go to prison everyone finds out about what they did and they get their comeuppance

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Anonymous #4 14h

True but I kind of expect barbarism from men

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Wait nvm that’s not true wrong statistic sorry

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Anonymous desert_bone33 14h

About 1 in 10 survivors say their assaulter was a woman according to the cbc

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Anonymous OP 14h

That’s actually so bad. I don’t expect barbarism from anyone. Violent ppl come in all genders.

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Anonymous #4 13h

it does come from all genders, but it comes from one gender more often than the other…

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Anonymous desert_bone33 13h

according to ur own statistic about 9 in 10 survivors say their assaulter was a man. so ops point, that it’s expected from men, still stands.

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Anonymous #6 10h

I never said it wasn’t expected from men I just said that statistically it happens more than we think.

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Anonymous #3 10h

My dad (who worked in law enforcement) said they’re bottom of the food chain. That’ll def happen

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Anonymous #6 10h

Sometimes I have a hard time believing that. Like as a woman I’ve seen what we’re allowed to get away with and it’s low-key crazy.

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Anonymous helpmereletpls 10h

Fr I had a high school teacher who would say very weird stuff about “cute and flexible” students and I didn’t have that in writing or on tape so I couldn’t do anything. Almost everyone else in the class loved her despite that. And I’ve met quite a few survivors who have been assaulted by women. While it’s mostly men, I think a lot of people like to ignore or diminish the fact that women do it because men do it more. If the men shall be called out so shall the women

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Anonymous helpmereletpls 10h

well ‘as a woman’ you should know that they get away with sooo much worse and way more often than we do. you may have a bit of internalized misogyny.

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Anonymous desert_bone33 10h

then why comment?? she agreed it comes from both genders before you even said anything 😭

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Anonymous #6 10h

I’m just saying that even statistics show that the barbarianism from women happens more than we think

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Anonymous #6 10h

NO!!! I-I can’t be misogynistic!!! 𝓦𝓱𝓪𝓽 𝔀𝓲𝓵𝓵 𝓘 𝓭𝓸...?

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Anonymous #6 10h

Grow up. Both genders commit terrible deeds. Keyboard warriors such as your self can’t handle that fact, can you?

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Anonymous helpmereletpls 10h

Fr they’re acting like misogynistic to call out women’s behavior. It’s only misogynistic if you only call out women’s behavior which I don’t think we’re doing that here. Yes men do it more and in turn get away with it more but statistics show that victims of woman rapists are less likely to report because they’re a woman. And society has taught men that they should want that to happen to them. It’s not misogynistic to call women out

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Anonymous helpmereletpls 9h

I LITERALLY SAID THAT WHAT😭 girl you need to evaluate your comprehension skills, it’s a FACT that they commit MORE crime. when did i ever say women don’t commit crimes🫩 and being proud of being misogynistic is weird asf😭😭

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Anonymous #6 9h

You saying “but they do more!” Is called deflecting.

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Anonymous #6 9h

By all means tell me how Im misogynistic but at the end of the day I simply don’t care what words you throw at me.

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Anonymous helpmereletpls 9h

babygirl im gonna hold your hand when i say this, it’s not deflection if it’s a fact🩷 for someone who tried to call me a keyboard warrior you sure do love to downvote😭😭

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Anonymous #6 9h

But you did say that men are more likely to get away with it, but the national library of medicine has several studies that say otherwise.

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Anonymous #6 9h

I genuinely think we’ve lost the plot here. We’ve started off with “both genders do this,” but you continue with “but one does it more”. This makes it seem like one is more excusable than the other because of statistics. I haven’t denied men do it more, Im simply shedding equal lighting on both sides. And I downvoted because you throw around the word misogyny like it’s football.

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Anonymous #6 9h

This is a post about women doing terrible shit and you’re over here replying the men do it more stuff. No shit they do it more but when someone says we need to talk about problematic women and you and you say “well men do it more” that’s deflecting. Fact or not it’s deflecting

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Anonymous #2 8h

Social constructs that affect how we value others are immensely powerful. In a society that, for example, steeps in the idea that one race is divinely-cursed, small-brained, and genetically- and culturally-poor, it would be idiotic to think one human may not behave worse towards another who, in their mind, *is* lesser.

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