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Men aren't your altruistic slaves to protect and guard your body from harm. Men are individuals who do their own stuff and be busy on their own. You don't involve random into BULL** _ CLEAR AND CUT.
Indian women are horrible to Indian women and its alarmig that we don't talk about it. mothers of rapists support them to the end which is messed up! mother in law mis-treating daughter-inlaw and vice versa is also messed up. then there is the problem of fake rape cases. imagine how quick real cases would have concluded if it werent for the fact that a large chunck of rape cases filed are false ones!
The AIB bit was not needed here, since it's purely a parody and sarcastic reflection on the society rather than casual sexism showcased deliberately in bollywood.
This is literally the issue in the video. Everyone ONLY tells girls what to do, what to wear , where to go and never expects the majority of perpetrators (men) to change anything or think differently. Did you even watch the video?
They truly do not need to change though. The issue here is gender based violence. Even a girl who dresses conservatively and works a highly reputable job can be targeted, then how can anyone assure that a girl/woman would be safe by adhering to those same standards?
I feel like we do need to normalise separating the art from the artist as the actress who played Sita Sita in the original Ramayan show still faces hate when she posts a pic in insta or fb which isn’t in traditional dress and some thing similar happened with Sri ram ‘s actor I think although I don’t remember fully
Just like the video conveys, I too would not condemn my friends when anything on race/caste/gender/any discriminatory factor and just laugh it off. Now, I will take a stand and let them know that it is wrong. Great video !
Unless you are willing to accept that more than 70% of the perpetrators are the people of a certain demographic, you will never be able to reduce assault against women in India. You won't actually ever make a change. You'll just keep firing arrows in the dark, in the fear of being politically incorrect.
Hey, dude. I’m sure you have something in mind when you’re saying this. But stating a percentage without citing your work (using papers, studies, etc.) isn’t helpful. Anyone can make that up. 😉 I don’t believe you’re doing that but I want to put this out there. By the way, in the description of my “Draupadi” video, I’ve listed several studies that back up what I’m saying.
@@jelliclesongs Except there are no such studies. If there were, that same demographic would start nationwide riots. There are studies analyzing the psyche of sexual predators, but never their backgrounds.
@@jelliclesongs Except that there is no such study. If there was, that same demographic would start nationwide riots. Studies have been conducted on the psyche of s#x##l predators, but never on their backgrounds. I wonder why.
This is worth diving much deeper. But I have a question. Calling someone behen... Or madar... Is wrong, i accept. But what about the context and intension? We joke around with our friends using these. We should stop it? Why? Because we know we are using it in a sarcastic way with our friends only, not strangers. We don't mean it literally. Intention and context doesn't matter if we are using slur words? All are bad and shouldn't be used ? Btw I'm a male rights guy, if i stand with you for your fight, will you stand with US? We are fighting also, against judicial prejudice, biased law enforcement and lack of gender neutral laws
Hey. Thanks for this. It’s hard for me to use words like “should” with anyone 😉 I think you might be a pretty good judge of the situation…and of course, I don’t know your friends. But I wanted to bring all this up so you can potentially be vigilant and notice if you sense your friends actually believing some of the misogynistic or sexist stuff they might say. For me, it’s not about “policing people” but making them aware of what they’re saying and maybe…where it’s coming from. Might it be masking a deeper insecurity or disgruntled feeling? I don’t know. Maybe it’s just something to keep in mind or consider. ❤️ Yes. I empathize this male issues and I want to stand with you too. I intend to delve into those in subsequent vids. ❤️
Your idea is good. It will make some positive change, but I don't think it will make any huge impact. I belive it is because of another deep rooted issue with Indian society. Indian society has high power difference, which means people will irrationaly comply to more powerful people. This behaviour has a serious domino effect, causing many serious societal issues such as unchecked power, dehumanisation of the weak, clientelism and patronage, victim blaming and so on. All this makes people more compliant. In other words, we end up tolerating many things which we shouldn't really tolerate(that's why we see people saying how they desensitised to rape news). Rape, murder, caste politics, victim shaming, and so on, are just a part of this. So, what I am trying to say is, we need a society that is less complaint, free to ask as many questions as we want, even to the most powerful persons of this country. Until this becomes a common reality, nothing can really stop rapes. This might sound harsh, but that's the reality.
Hey. I appreciate this perspective. Definitely agree that we need to influence to most powerful people and also take a “top-down” approach. I know that sounds daunting lmao but I think grassroots organizing has a role here as well.
@@jelliclesongs Hey. Don't you think almost all these problems boil down to some fundamental issue? I remember watching news regarding Kolkata doctor rape and murder, and where people were asking for better lighting in the hospital, better conditions for doctors and why there were so many attempts to hide this case. But the solutions were: Better budget allocation for hospital infrastructure(doesn't happen because of the corruption), more number of seats for medical students(no matter how they try to make work easier for house surgeons and PG students, without enough students to work, workload increases) and banality of crime(just think about the whole cover up and destruction of evidence!). All this happened because we are tolerating these behaviours.
Oh yes, completely agree. I read some research papers that compared urban to rural areas and they suggested that it can particularly hard in the countryside but appreciate you sharing how it’s still difficult in urban areas!
@@jelliclesongs Ohh i think for that you could've used the phrase "especially in rural areas" Instead of "particularly in urban areas"... And i also wanted to add that there's also a decent amount of homophobic young people (though they might be less in numbers than as compared to old people).My theory would be that since queerphobia is systemic, it just gets passed down because of societal norms
Next episode: How women can permanently end gender-based violence AND LAW EXPLOITATION against men in India. Don't worry if any girl will feel the need to reply to this comment in a negative way, you'll have your answer for "why no man is interested in taking the side of women" cause if we do we get zero representation in mental health laws and less ways to protect ourselves from gender-biased laws. Remember you pathetic demons, only one side can't make a change and our side did our best to bring a positive change but what did we get in return? You know the answer but you won't even accept it. In the end, this video will get a lot of views, the owner of the channel will get their money and words preached. And yes, I'm so fed up with all of you hypocrites that I won't even try to be part of your regime, loud and clear, I don't have any sympathy for you people... And that's coming from a man who stopped his friends or not friends from even saying anything against women. And I'm sure any man will stop, if they look at your deeds objectively. You all are not preachers of harmony and peace in my eyes but preachers of hypocrisy and hate. If you think all of you care so much about women's safety and well being, tell me how many of you know the women SA victims where the culprit was also a woman? Now, I know you pathetic people will deny the existence of female-female SA. If you don't, then have a conversation with yourself in the mirror.
Hey, dude. I hear you and know that you’re experiencing a lot of emotions. I am completely aware that men’s issues are not taken seriously and they deserve the highest respect and attention. I would like to talk about them in subsequent vids. This video is focused on violence against women from men. Studies indicate that this is the predominant dynamic. In my “Draupadi” video, there are several papers in the description that back this up. You probably know this, so I won’t elaborate. I think different issues deserve their own space. Be patient. ❤
@@jelliclesongs I get you but personally I think this video and the appeal you're making from men is nonsense cause "good men" and "pick-me" men already do those things and the men who spew that nonsensical hatred or violence towards women won't listen to this video or their friends. I know they will not. You have to atleast give a thought to it... And yes it's not like your video is completely useless. It definitely preaches an opinion, maybe you don't realise it, but it does preach a subtle soft-brainwashing element that "women would have been suffering less if good men did these things". Your intentions are good, maybe, but it does have negativity attached to it and looking at the brain functioning of the majority of Indians, be it men or women, they will think that this video is targeting the causal position of men not preaching other men in their surroundings instead of it being a non-causal appeal. Perhaps, this is your intention all along.
@@jelliclesongs the first half is quite boring and the humour even though my regional language is telugu felt quite forced but the 2nd half is better , still have to wait for part 2 to form complete opinion
wonderful video. please also speak about false rape cases that men suffer from. and also about responsibilities of women where man woman both got drunk and spent good time together but in the morning only man got in trouble, or about fake promise cases where gf and bf spend good time together with consent but if bf refuse marry or unable to marry the bf will get charged by fake promise marriage rape case, it's like gf has no responsibility in this. why she opened the door before marriage
Hey. Appreciate you bringing these up. Lots of important and interesting topics. Yes, I intend to talk about issues that affect men. I see you, bro. ✨❤️
@@jelliclesongsyou already know what it's mean if i start explaining it RU-vid gonna shadow banned my comment. I've watched this video and the message seems pretty shallow to me. by censoring entertainment are we gonna stop gender based violences? and of course we need to teach men to respect women. but real problems are in some where else
Lol, I never said that we should censor entertainment 😂 Entertainment contains ample examples of men behaving poorly, and this reflects real life ❤️ glad that you see the need for educating boys and men though.
@@jelliclesongsthere's a point I've missed , i think we should also need to teach women about respect and how to be a respectful parson . you noticed how they represent themselves right? fitness men influencers 💪🏻🏋🏻♂️ fitness female influencers 🍑🥵 dancing male influencers 🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻 dancing female influencers 🍑🩲📸 ...................
Hey. I’m sure you have something in mind when you say this. Perhaps be a little more specific and cite when you’re getting your information from. That would be quite helpful. Thank you!! 💛💛💛
Today we're talking about all this, but one year, two years, three years... and We'll all forget that. Bollywood will keep making their typical terrible movies, boys on the sidewalk will resume regularly using social roles of females (mothers, sisters) as slurs, and we as a collective society, at least in the north of India, will resume calling women "Aurat"(A word which does not belong to Indian culture and is truly disgusting in its meaning and implication). And it would be business as usual, until another such case presents itself, thereupon we will again start this fake skit of protests, which we deep down know, we only do because we want to feel good about ourselves because we want to think of ourselves as upstanding citizens. If a link of a filthy chain would be considered filthy, how is it fair to call an individual of a filthy society an upstanding citizen. All men must start feeling guilty of being men, they must first stop distancing themselves of these crimes.We are quick to say not all men, but for a moment, maybe we should stop and say its always men. When I was a kid and my leg accidentally touched the maid who used to work in our house, my mother would scold me and ask me to go to the temple and plead for forgiveness as disrespect of "Kanya" is a sin. "Yatra Naryastu Pujyante Ramante Tatra Devata.. " - This is a chant from "Manusmriti" which means " Where women are worshiped (respected), there divinity prevails and shines! " Until we truly start believing in this wisdom again the culture we inhabit is undeserving of being called Indian.
I appreciate your passion! I think of you all as allies who are critical to making society safer and more compassionate for all. I’m not feeling a lot of judgement right now. 😔 thank you for your empathy and feel free to check out some of the organizations in the description 💜💜💜
Thankyou for this, commendable work, could not resist myself from hitting that subscribe button Hoping for more informative content. Bravo! and yeah, MARD KE BACCHE HO TO SHARE KARO!
No assumption! 😉 and I’m not going to say you “should” do anything. I would want anyone to feel an intrinsic motivation to make society better for all. ❤️ but seriously, men go through their own struggles and I’m extremely interested in highlighting those. Hope to see you there. ✨✨✨
If you saw someone hold a knife and talk about attempted murder, would you not report him/her??? It's the same. This isn't "oweing" anything to women It's just call having fucking brains
Wow, so basic humanity and making people around you feel safe is "owing" something?? when u hang out with guys you make sure that you as a group make every guy feels that you are his safe space and if something happens you will fight for him. Just the same with girls
Good ! Now make a video How Women Can Permanently End Harassing their Husband in the name of alimony and extorting unreasonable amount of money, and stop false allegations. It's equally difficult for normal men to have a safe space in society.
Heh. Om. I see that there’s a lot on your mind. 💛 I would like to address issues that affect men as well. This is just a starting point. 😉 I completely empathize. Have a little faith, bro. I see you.
and a video about How some men can stop asking women for Dowry and How husband's family should allow the women to work after marriage so that she could be financially independent. (housewivies dont have an income and their only income is from husband, so after divorce how will they live without alimony? but yeah it should be reasonable amount of money and no false allegation) + it is difficult for men to have a safe space the same way how women feel unsafe to be outside the house in fear of being assualted?
@@franklin_johnson01 nope Multiple cases of homosexual men committing such crimes. Being queer doesn't come with maturity as a packaged deal. The problem is with the Indian mindset of men having testosterone ego of needing control.
hii great video! i want to ask that if someone is showing resentment to god, if after many experiences someone believes that god can be so merciless despite the claims so in the end the person believes that god is a lie, isnt that atheism?
Hey. Thanks for the question. It's really interesting. I think the person might be best suited to answer where they fall on the spectrum between having a "disbelief" in God versus anger toward God. Ultimately, God HIMSELF wanted to experience all kinds of emotions - including anger, resentment, and thoughts of unfairness. So, he limited himself to feel separate from himself. And who is the doer? Only Him. Phew. There's a lot of rich contemplation here. ✨✨🕉️
@@jelliclesongs I'll have to think about this. God sounds a lot like human, perhaps the image of God is wildly different for some. Actually I'm an atheist myself but I've never come across the concepts you shared, perhaps I'll have more questions in the future and I'd try to be as respectful as possible with it.
I think also another reason why so many men are afraid to speak up about women's rights is cause doing so gets you labeled as a "simp" which is essentially the male version of being called a pick me. preaching giving basic respect and rights to the other gender shouldn't be criticised and shamed. i recently remember commenting on a video about the man vs bear argument and when i agreed why women would choose the bear and tried to derive a valid point i was quickly labeled a simp. also you gained another subscriber here
since comparing man and bear is not fair espicially to all the good men out there whenyou compare 50% of humans to animals , it wont turn out well obv bears will kill you on the spot
@@Comment27560 that’s great news! Please continue to be vigilant to notice language and behavior that might be problematic. Also, if you’re motivated to check out some of the organizations in the description, I think they’d love to hear from you and get your support. Thank you again. ❤❤❤
Yeah I already don't have friends in college, when I ask classmates to stop talking like this they always refute me by saying "Why are you being such a soft prick" or "are you gay" or "Oh you're the police now" or "you're boring". To which I reply "nah, it's just the fact my parents weren't as degenerate as yours and knew how to raise a man not a pig". And this is why no one talks to me in college, but I value my principles more than my social life or mental well being.
The sad part is all the men watching this video are decent people who are not involved in these crimes. The actual criminals who commit these crimes are uneducated illiterate clowns who wont be watching this video.
Here you go! (be sure to choose 1080p for the best quality): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i21xmCbd8iw.html Also, here's Episode 1 of the "Man Enough" series (Whatever I've watched so far has been quite good): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dVsbYas4tVo.html ...
I can honestly say that I almost always end up breaking off from “friend” groups after arguments because Indian men are mostly overgrown children- it’s not cute, it’s fucking dangerous. And one of the worst factors in this is our cinema and public figures- even mainstream actresses find clout here by saying that feminism is too much and “whataboutmen” and god I’m just so angry and sad.
its been ingrained in their brains since childhood. often as a punishment, primary school teachers make boys sit with girls. girls since childhood are usually told to stay away from boys (they aren't even 10! what are they gonna do?) if a guy defends a girl he's called a simp. the guys who aren't misogynistic are peer pressured into making misogynistic jokes to fit in with their edgy friends and slowly its not a joke anymore and they start meaning everything they say. many people in india literally say 'our country worships women' and yet strip their rights away from them. the man who said 'The day a woman can walk freely on the roads at night, that day we can say that India has achieved independence.' slept next to her naked grand-niece in an 'experiment' that he conducted to test his celibacy. its not that i dont WANT to trust men. i really do. its like russian roulette, i know not all chambers of the revolver are loaded but some are and i dont want to pull the trigger. i dont want to take the risk. i'm not saying trying to change the misogynistic culture in india is impossible and that we should give up, but its really difficult and it will take generations to see a significant effect.
@@Aurora-bv1ys places with strong law and order like the UAE have somewhat lower cases of sexual assault- but also, they have a culture that seemingly is not as supportive of women. On the other hand, places that are sexually liberated and very friendly for women seemingly have higher assault rates but are not "seen" as such. One of the reasons I believe gender-based violence is connotated with Indian culture is because of the sheer numbers. Although most men would not assault a women, but since its so densely populated people are bound to feel scared and rightfully so. Indian Society is gynocentric and progressive, with the MIL being the head of the household in most households, more educated women and women in powdr. But Indian Society is also seemingly unfair to women
@@random_shit_online6104 But can we not have the strictness of Law and Order like UAE and then support women at the same time? Is it that difficult? As for the arguement of numbers, I guess it is true.
Sorry for being a negative minded here but this has been said so many times. To teach men, to educate them about gender violence but nothing happens. Our society works on discrimination of men and women. So, when someone catcalls or harasses a woman that person gets a slap on the wrist and when unfortunately a heinous crime happens then the person who commits it is sent to prison or death sentence. Sadly, nobody really cares about the root cause and solutions as gender discrimination happens on so many levels that its really hard to control. Its a sad reality!
I hear you and I understand that it can feel like a hopeless cycle. 😔 if you feel motivated, kindly see my pinned comment where I included a link to the “Man Enough” round table series. I found it enlightening and uplifting. Also, in the vid description, I included links to orgs doing work in this space. I think you’d enjoy their videos because they feature young men talking about what they’ve learned from gender-related education and workshops. ❤️❤️❤️
The problem with india isn't just mysoginy or patriarchy, it is braminical patriarchy. Aslong as one of them remain the other will also come back. As you said the names of the people working against this who carry their caste identifiers like sharma, panday, dubey, etc I know there is no end to this. A powerful politician is still dealing with courts for talking against the caste system/santan drama. People need to address all of it or it will just come back.
Don't undermine the struggles of a woman by bringing in casteism. If you're against it, start a different discussion. Pushing your own agenda at the expense of women? Women aren't struggling because Pandeys and dubeys use their surnames. Shame on you.
@@deliciousredmango shame on you bigot. Dalit and tribal women are attacked more than any other community. The attackers are from oppressor caste. I didn't bring caste into this. It was already here. I didn't undermine anything either, just because that's what you do all the time doesn't mean everyone else does that. Don't rape women and don't use your religion and caste system to justify it either. Judges have called rapists sanskari just because of their caste. By ignoring this you're empowering the rapists too.
Hey. It's interesting how complex patriarchy is and how many threads are involved. I think we should definitely acknowledge the struggles of people labelled as "lower caste." It continues to be an issue. I appreciate this nuance and hope that we can move on multiple fronts. These women are doing good work but there are more and I hope we can work together. ❤️
Patriarchy, caste system, arranged marriage etc., has created a society of perverted men in India. Sadly most Indian women uphold these structures and also take benefits from them.
the basic understanding that we as a society need to develop and is the need of hour is that,"when you see someone committing any verbal or physical assaults against any of the respective genders, then speak up as a human,not just as a man or a woman.Cause at times,we have to become the example that we don't see around us."
oh yeah definitely try to stop a 6 foot 4 violent ape of a man with a big stick moving around surely it wouldn't be better to call the authorities a lot of times u will get in trouble
Yeah, good men will keep other men in check and stop them from doing such wrong things. But nowadays lot of the media focus on exploiting weak men and lead them in a wrong way and that's hurting us all.
i hope this video goes viral, also one think i would like to add to this as a man the reason most men r*pe is well obviously because of lust but even more than that becuase they want to assert dominance, it is rooted in every man's biology to be dominant and take charge but because we are not animals we dont act completely on instinct thats why society was formed, people who acted like animals were thrown out or killed and only people who followed moral rights remained but obviously since we are not perfect, r*pists still exist and thats why these r*pists r*pe becuase they are unable to control their natural instinct and act like an animal rather than a human now one last thing, this isnt me saying sexual assault is natural,nor am i defending it, its especially not natural in humans, but unfortunately we are also animals at the end of the day, so every man has this instinct which isnt a bad thing and shouldnt be seen as one, NOT ABLE TO CONROL IT is the real problem so some are able to control it and be human and some act like mosterous beast from the past i hope this clarifies somethings, btw im not an expert, im saying all of this purely out of observation, the things i have seen my friends say(although they obviously arent r*pists, like i said the instinct is still there) and the things i have seen actual assaulters saying
I hear you. Yes, people are at so many different levels. The diversity is astounding. And in some ways, I'm not judging the existence of those thoughts or tendencies. The mind can think anything! 😔 Over time (and perhaps lifetimes), the mind can become more and more evolved and have fewer and fewer thoughts that are on the "lower spectrum" - such as taking advantage of others, which is interesting. Similar to saying "Yaar, bas karo" to interrupt a friend's litany of thoughts, a person themself might "witnessing" their lower thoughts more and more - and thereby feel greater freedom. ❤️😔
The audacity to think i as a man owe women safety or anything else lol. What gives you the right to demand i help? When have women ever helped men? Why should i help the gender which gives mine nothing but hatred, derision and entitlement? I was SA'd as a teen by a woman. When i went to the police,i was shooed off,later I found out that laws protecting men or even defining male SA do not exist in India. Where's my justice? Where are the women crying for my justice? I only got laughs from them.
IDK man..As a decent human being and as a survivor of SA would'nt you try even harder to save people from harrassment? Those people really really wronged you...but why are you acting just like them now?
Im sorry so for what happened but you could prevent the same trauma inflicted on you from happening to other people. You can help others not go through the same thing you did. You are acting like the people you were hurt by. Suffering trauma is not an excuse to let others suffer.
@@Aadishri007 1. You're not sorry, I bet you didn't even consider that men are victims too until my comment reminded you. Your "sorry" is an attempt to get me on your side. 2. Then what stops women from helping men and boys who go through this? Why did even women in my family either laugh it off or blame me for it? And they are educated and well read, believe me. 3. I'm acting like the people who hurt me? So I'm a 🍇 ist? Because I'm not useful to women? Wow 👏. I've stopped taking offense to statements like these, but they still astound me as to the sheer gall of people. 4. Again, what makes women entitled to my help? Please explain. And why don't women help or even acknowledge that men who went through this exist? 5. Would you think it smart and "wise" to help someone who outright hates you for absolutely no fault of yours just for how you were born? If a white person hated you for being Indian, would you help them?
@@TM-wp8xy somewhere I'm not even acknowledged legally as a victim(look it up)? To help the women who don't see me as one, but rather hate me for things I never did? To hear chants like "always a man" when it wasn't a man who actually did it to me? And I'm acting like a R ist just because I'm not being useful to women? If I hadn't run out of energy to be offended by comments like yours, I'd be offended. Right now I just laugh at the gall you have.
I really liked your take on this issue. You highlighted many of the core issues in the societal way the men are being wired. Yes, co-operation is required on order to stop this behaviour. But just so telling men to do something about it won't change anything. I will be honest, the first thought in my mind was 'Why should I do anything for females? I have way too many of my own. And none of them ever talks about them. So why should I?'. Believe me, 90% of the men who saw the video thought this first. I can say that as I am just an average no body, who actively avoids women, which is basically 90% of the Indian men. There are no outlets which portray our side of the story, and just keep saying men to 'do these' and make 'safe spaces'. But no one understands or tries to understand the problems of men. How do you expect to expect something from someone when you haven't done anything for them, also when they are in deep shit of their own. Why do you think men flock to Andrew Tate even if he dehumanises women; just because the issues about men he takes up are genuine, although same can't be said about the next parts. So untill men are acknowledged, don't expect men to just be white knights and put their effort when they don't know what to do to feed their stomachs the next morning. Hopefully you people will take this maturely and don't sprout shit like 'yeah, look another tate uni graduate'. Even if you do, you will only waste your time and benefit none. So please be civilized when you read this.
And believe me when I say it, we actively stop this misogynistic nonsense among our peers, but that's the most you will get out of men. Don't expect them to put their time and money when they have none.
You're tackling gender based violence and inequality with an individual human's life problems, it doesn't colorate at all. The root cause of violence ARE men. Remember it's not just women, it's children and other men too. Let's say you're facing life problems right now, women and children are also facing these problems ALONG with living on edge cuz of the fear of getting attacked every day. The paranoia of not being safe in any environment along side dealing with workplace, house and school matters. This is a big deal you wouldn't understand cuz you haven't experienced it. Your opinions are just as valid, but that doesn't mean you need to counterattack what's happening to women.
@@shwetachate I am not counter attacking anyone. Nor do I oppose any of women's claims, I am only suggesting the solution. Also these are not just my or my peers' problems, these are problems of all those avg Indian males. Men and women have different problems, and neither can understand the others' fully. But instead of just highlighting only one side, we can atleast highlight both sides. Don't you think that will make more impact among this video's target audience?
@@shwetachate wow those words are beautiful. The root cause of violence is men. Makes me want to immediately support your cause. What better than to smilingly offer my services to the group that openly hates me. I just wonder where you women get the audacity?! And if the root cause of all violence is men,that must mean the woman who SA'd me and the womEn who groped me must be men? Or maybe in your eyes this was also somehow due to men? Good luck trying to stop smart,self respecting men from being misogynists. I'm sure your outright misandry will help.
