Something that has been on my mind lately has been how men are treated for violence. I don't know if it's just me, but it seems like men in the past would get away with more crimes than in today. For example, if you threatened someone or did a semi-violent crime, I don't think the crime would be punished as much as in today's society.
I keep hearing these cases where men get 10 years for a non violent robbery in America, and in other countries murderers get 10 years in prison.
Maybe this is just in America, but something does not seem right if someone doing credit card fraud or whatever gets the same jail time as a murderer. It seems a bit absurd. The system in the West doesn't seem to care about men. Maybe this is because of the rise of the prison industrial complex.
I don't think this is completely a feminist attack, since most men in prisons are black. Feminists usually hate on white straight men. But I suppose, to a feminist, that may not matter.
It could even be that women like it if a man served a sentence since he seems tough.
What are everyone's thoughts on this subject?
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