You're being dishonest plucking the quote out of context. And in a quote tweet no less. In the context of the rest of the tweet it was within, I am calling out your false balance/equivalence/centre.
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That is what you said. Feminists make men have feels, men kill, rape, enslave women. You narrowed down women to 'feminists' but did not narrow down men to 'violent criminals.' I don't claim verbal misandry is equivalent to murder etc. It's equivalent to verbal misogyny.
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Well, to be fair, most violent criminals *are* men.
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But most men are not violent criminals. These are the stats I am acknowledging.
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However, most victims of violent criminals... ARE....men
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It is estimated that 40% of UK domestic abuse victims are men. A piece of Swedish research uncovered that over 60% of violent crime was committed by 1% of the population.
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So, 60% of violent crime is committed by 1% of the population but is regularly blamed on 49%, all men, despite these men predominantly being the *victims* of this violent 1%.
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Yep. In fact, any objective reading of the stats tells us that men as a demographic do not have a tendency to be violent but, in fact, the opposite - so much so that they have to be intensively trained (eg by our military) to be prepared to commit violence.
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Exactly. Men, in terms of their default mode, are actually protective. However, you can manipulate and corrupt that posture into violence, given the right upbringing, training, or conditioning.
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I was raped by a gay, black man. He didn't rape me because he was gay, because he was black or because he was a man. He did it because he was a bad human being. I'm not going to hold a grudge against 3 different groups because of the actions of one or even a few members.
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At risk of sounding like a victim, thank you so much for your honesty in this conversation. I feel like I very rarely hear this side ever said as a 21yo male...
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There was a really great point in there. We all know a Henry or two.
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This is the universal struggle, "How do we identify the bad people?" Foreigners, witches, Jews, Catholics, Muslims, black people, white people, men, etc. People desperately want a simple rule of thumb to know who can be trusted and who can't. I'd like that too, but...
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Being a single white bald (shouldn't have anything to do with anything but who knows anymore) male, Twitter is a little intimidating when it comes to this topic
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You champion. You put the truth so succinctly. Not a word wasted.
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>I'd like you to show me where I collectively blame men. >there may be something about men that is the problem. Found it.
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Oh, it's huge all right…
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