Landmark scientific study concludes that sex offenders are characterised by high degrees of "criminal versatility", meaning they commit a wide variety of offences, not just solely targeting women. In fact, they were found to commit even more non sexual offences than sexual ones.

Nelo999 · 2024-04-05T15:37:50+00:00

Except taken from the above scientific study:

"Sex offenders in specific show little empirical evidence of specialisation, but they are characterised by persistent criminal activity and tend to show criminal diversity in non-sexual crime types [53]. It was also found [54, 55, 56] that there are substantial differences between sex offenders regarding victim type. Sexual offenders against adults have more versatile criminal records [54, 55, 56], are more violent and have a higher frequency in offending [56] than abusers of children. The other group tends to be more specialised, have a higher frequency of sexual crimes, but also tend to be criminally versatile [45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56]. Extrafamilial child molesters are consistently found to specialise more in sexual offences [54, 55]. Overall, neither child abusers nor sex offenders against adult women have a specific type of victim and that the majority of both types typically commit more non-sexual offences than sexual [56]."

The severely flawed "Feminist" narrative the so called "Patriarchy" is allegedly behind sexual violence has been effectively debunked.

It should also be noted that contrary to some assertions forwarded in the scientific study above, the vast majority of sex offenders have absolutely been found to suffer from substance abuse issues:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00850442

In addition to additional scientific studies that have highlighted as much as 50% of sex offenders might have been intoxicated during the time of their offence:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272735810001765

Surely, they must have been thinking about the so called "Patriarchy" and "Toxic Masculinity" and how much they despise women, while under the influence of various mind altering substances.

Eyeroll.

63daddy · 2024-04-05T16:21:29+00:00

I liked how the article mentioned that empirical studies regarding what causes criminal behavior vary from feminist propaganda.

I’ve long pointed out that it’s individuals who commit crimes, not a sex, most men never committing a sex offense and as we’ve seen there are many cases of female teachers committing sex offenses against boys.

Regardless of whether the sex offender is male or female, blaming members of the sex who didn’t commit the offense is guilt by association. Misrepresenting criminal activity (and victimization) as gendered rather than individualistic isn’t useful to addressing crime, it’s only useful to feminist agenda.

As the article states, what is useful is looking at the influences on individual criminals that caused them to commit crimes. I also argue the same applies to gender politics of victimization. It’s fine to talk about how people can reduce the risk of their home or car being broken into, but to talk about how women can reduce the risk of being sexually assaulted gets spun as victim blaming.

I hope that as this article does, we focus more on the individual criminals and what makes them commit crimes rather than unproductively blame all members of a sex or the mythical patriarchy for the actions of a minority. I’m not going to hold my breath however. Feminism has a lot invested in placing the blame on all men rather than on the criminals (some being women) who committed the crime.

Great article. Thanks for sharing.

AccordingLaw6128 · 2024-04-07T04:42:05+00:00

I have to disagree because of simply how the law is applied. They often target individuals based on upbringings or what-have-you and ignore a large swath of the population/a lot of crimes. They focus largely on low-level theft and mild violence, like someone angrily slapping their spouse or getting into a fist fight. They aren't talking about murderers or criminal syndicates committing mass identity theft, bank robbers, etc. A very recent one is organized car theft.

https://activebeat.com/your-health/14-telltale-traits-of-a-psychopath/14/

Reading this about psychopathy reminds me of just about every boss I've had. Anyone with confidence comes off that way. Really anyone that wants to be treated equally or stands up for themselves is going to act that way and come across as a psychopath in many ways.

Besides this, how much of this describes any woman? Get on Tiktok or Facebook and listen to these women speak.

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