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    Man here, while I don’t want this, I can absolutely see the point of it in some places, I mean there are countries with women only train cars, which is just fucking embarrassing to men that it is needed.

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      Men must always take offense at everything. Genuinely cannot comprehend how theyre all so fucking fragile.

      The fact we let volatile liabilities like this into high stress roles in society like medicine law enforcement and the military is probably a substantial factor in why everything’s on fire right now.

      Letting rabidly irrational egotistical children (almost like human brain just not mature when exposed to too much testosterone? It’s genuinely like they don’t have theory of mind, reading some of this) Make any of the decisions in our society cannot be helpful.

      Obviously there are anomalies in every population, but it just seems to be the norm for them. Like some kind of brain damage.

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        You grow up from day 1 in a constant state of validation and udder lack of challenge… At the threat one either runs in fear and builds brick walls around their Masculinity’s glass container or learns how to pop a cork and decant off the caustic layers. The former are just so fucking loud, sensational, and dangerous.

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    I’m amazed at how many answers I see, where arguments are used which sound politically correct and are only meant to say “it’s good to talk about it in a pc way while the situation just stays like it is”.

    It’s obviously satire, it’s so obvious that it hurts because of the flashing neon lights pointing to it.

    And since when is satire politically correct?

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    I don’t think this would work out the way it’s intended. So you make a curfew law, which is obeyed by the men you aren’t worried about, but the criminals don’t because they are already planning crimes. Who enforces the new law? Police are overwhelmingly male and have a high rate of domestic and sexual abuse compared to gen pop. So hire new women Police? How many? How to pay for them? How to even get women to volunteer? And then you still have the criminals, still violent, still breaking curfew. So what’s accomplished? Reminds me of the drug war laws, and drugs won that war. Addressing this problem in this way won’t work, even with instant lethal force, some men would persist. You can’t fix deep human flaws with laws. But what do I know, I hardly ever leave the house.

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      Hire female police -> arrest any man out after curfew -> profit.

      What’s the problem? Do you really need ideas for how we can afford this? How about…

      • fire all of the fucking useless Nazi cops that are currently paid with tax dollars

      • fines in addition to jail time for men out after curfew

      • wealth tax

      Lots of options out there! You are not very imaginative.

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        Ah yes the old let’s solve our nazi cop problem with more cops. So you are going to lay off all the the current male police and replace them with female police, ever heard of a police union? Do you realize the extent of the corruption present there? So I guess you will have to eliminate them too, and the politicians and donor class that backs them. And then you’ll just make more of the same problem but with a gender swap after you’ve successfully fought the entire government and rebuilt it but female… and fines and jail time that’s all enforcement issues, which we can’t make work now so I’d doubt it would change much if a woman was the one failing at it. I don’t think I’m being unimaginative, if anything you aren’t considering the implications of the thought experiment enough. Wealth tax, for the people who made their wealth violently suppressing and exploiting the working class with armies of private security and the police and military in their pocket. You aren’t even talking about the original idea anymore you are talking about revolution, so my other point stands, how are you going to get women to volunteer for a bloody and likely futile war with the established powers? Are you organizing? Are you buying firearms and supplies? Training with said? Are you going to protect them from the backlash when the powers that be find out you are formenting revolt? When they are black bagged to a concentration camp before they can even organize effectively will you support their children their families in their absence? What are the logistics of that? How much hyperbolic “you should solve the problem by solving an even more impossible problem” should we be bothering with here? Did I miss anything? Did I imagine enough for you?

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            Yes and the op is from the Uk I think. But I don’t believe the situation would be that much different with their police and political climate. Maybe if I were chinese where the women and children generally feel safe walking at night alone, or Swedish, or Norwegian, or Canadian or Rwandan, then my perspective on the intractibility of this issue under a completely diffent kind of government might be different. Is there a place on earth where this isn’t a problem for women? Has there ever been? Even in “safe” countries women still feel this anxiety. I don’t think anyone will ever solve this problem legalistically. You may emilorate it, but the problem is rooted in a flaw in human nature that we won’t easily be rid of.

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              Are you even reading your comments?? Yes, of FUCKING COURSE there is no perfect solution, and of FUCKING COURSE ameliorating the problem to some extent is worthwhile. What is your opinion here - that we shouldn’t do anything because ahh big systems are scary and it’s either revolution or nothing???

              You being American is clear from your wilful ignorance and your lack of interest in holding your institutions accountable / improving them.

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                My opinion is that all legalistic solutions to any problem will favor those in power who write the law, fail to solve the issue they were installed to fix, and expand the criminalization of otherwise non offending human beings. I think the solution to men harassing women in public after dark is to address what leads them to offend, and either remove their desire to do it or remove their ability to do it, I doubt any males would volunteer however. This could be as banal or as nasty as you want to be without requiring unreliable enforcement. If the government can’t make women safe then they should make themselves safe, better forgiveness than permission. And it is revolution or nothing when you are talking about changing entrenched power structures, reforms rarely last and never fully address the core structural roots of the issues. as for the method of revolt, in my country they will not give up real power once they have it without violence, the history of non violent revolution is checkered with successes and failures none of which will be completely applicable to any given secondary country. Yes, clarity… I would chance a guess that you have never tried accountabilty or improvement under a corrupt oligarcical authoritarian police state that propagandizes it’s population from birth to grave. Shall we compare the size of our persecutions and sufferings so we know who deserves to have an opinion? I don’t feel I’m holding onto ignorance, if anything I’ve been researching 200% more than i do in any given normal day. I feel more that you came looking for an internet argument and are running out of ammo so you would rather use coarse language and baseless personal attacks than address the topic. But yes I must be an American, i voiced an opinion on the internet instead of swallowing it and leaving it to the keyboard warriors. Thank you for reminding me not to do that.

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                  All I’m hearing is that you are more interested in ranting about how you are powerless to effect any change whilst ignoring the viable (albeit imperfect) solutions right in front of us. Thank you for refusing to make the world a better place out of some misplaced principle.

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      This is not offensive so much as being completely unreasonable to make a point of how unfair the world is perceived to be. And that’s just boring and annoying because it is overused and can be dismissive.

      I also don’t support executing those narrow e scooter 🛴 thingamajig drivers even though they are a danger to themselves and bikes. Even though it would solve problems.

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      I get where it is coming from, but it is quite sexist.

      Would be better if it wasn’t needed, but with this you are punishing everyone because of the actions of a few.

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        But women don’t get the privilege of being nuanced. It only takes 1 man to rape. It doesn’t matter if she walks past 65 other perfectly nonviolent men, if none of them take any action to prevent the 1 from being a problem.

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          And if she’s dressed wrong, or doesnt scream loud enough, or has ever been open with her sexuality, the narrative woll be that it was her fault.

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          What are they supposed to do? And I see tons of women walking at night.

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            Call their guy friends out when they can see they’re heading down the wrong paths, socially and mentally. Educate them. Uplift the women in their lives. Take note of random men behaving suspiciously. Use their position of privilege to do literally anything.

            Tons of Palestinians live in Gaza, so that must mean its safe right?

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      As a man who got here from All, I’m not offended at all, more ashamed of my fellow men.

      I have a wife and daughter, so I’m perfectly fine with this.