lookingforrm1324 Archive

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1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? For me to care about false accusations MORE than real accusations, the percent of false ones would need to be a lot higher than 2-10%. I care of course, but I care more about the bigger issue, which is that rape is rampant. It means “no”. You have a black community with women and men where men are doing wrong. Therefore it isn’t about their race, it’s about their gender. Pretty simple tbh. Yes, you understand me correctly, though I don’t think you understand at all. This isn’t a small subgroup d…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/03/26 09:56 PM
-1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? Women aren’t better. Men and women are equal, no better or worse. Men can get away with more physically because they are stronger on average and women can get away with more emotionally. Disadvantages and advantages. This post is a physical issue about men targeting women though. We all gotta speak up about problems going on in our own groups.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/03/26 11:51 AM
1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? I imagine they weren’t all rapists before this. They took the opportunity because other men in their community were condoning it and participating. Whatever the case I can’t imagine it hurts anyone to hear men speak out about it. I’m sure it makes women feel safer and better about men if more men WOULD speak up about it rather than “not caring” because it has nothing to do with them.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/03/26 11:50 AM
1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? If false accusations were as prevalent as real accusations then I absolutely would care. But there are FAR more cases of real accusations that don’t see justice, over false accusations that land men in jail. One is a much more prominent problem than the other. However if you are curious, yes, in my life when the topic of false accusations come up, I absolutely do stand up for the victim because they don’t deserve it. The same way I stand up for people who have been victims of rape. The majority …	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/03/26 02:14 PM
-1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? I’m sorry, by male genital mutilation do you mean circumcision? I’ve googled it and I cannot find any other prominent case of genital mutilation you could be describing. Am I to understand that you think this is on the same level of atrocity as hoards of men hunting women and raping them? Not to mention, I’m almost positive whatever culture of circumcision they have over there is carried out by men. I highly doubt women are breaking in to whatever hospitals they have over there or finding men on…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/03/26 01:32 PM
1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? We aren’t worried in first world countries about rape mobs because there is law and order here. In the absense of law, order and consequence, I would ABSOLUTELY be worried about rape mobs made my the same men in my society every day.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/03/26 01:24 PM
1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? These comments are being made to slam men as a group because men primarily are responsible for sex crimes against women. I’m not sure what other groups you are talking about in that point so I can’t speak on that. Men do have a special responsibility if they truly cared about assault and violence toward women because these disgusting men will obviously not care what a woman has to say about it. It’s up to men to loudly and vocally shame it as rapists targeting women see men as people, not women.…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/03/26 01:22 PM
1	What do the 'not all men' crowd have to say about the atrocities happening in Ozoro? Most women have had to go through whatever she went through to think like that. “Not all men” but almost all women have been sexually assaulted or raped and if they haven’t yet then they statistically are likely to at some point in their future. Most women but not most men? Doesn’t help when all the comments on this post are “why should I care?” Probably for the same reason all the women care, but it’s not targeted against you so you don’t care. That’s the problem	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/03/26 01:15 PM