Baxten wrote:FelrikTheDeleted wrote:
People making comments shouldn't be punished for doing so.
Personally, I would rather this only apply to the touching of a female in a purposeful way, or in the case of threatening the female and the encouragement or incitement of violence against females.
I'd also like to point out the clear abuses that could be a concequence of such a law; A possible abuse might be false reporting, crimes like this are hard to prove without video footage or a large amount of people as witnesses meaning it would be extremely hard to enforce.
Nonetheless if they are to implement such a law it would only be fair to include misandry, no matter how rare a case of misandry might be.
I totally agree. You shouldn't be punished for saying words (unless those words are threats to murder, rape, etc.). And it's not too hard to fake a rape or abuse case, either. But if the police a. Keep it balanced and define misogyny in a legal and not extreme way and b. Make misandry a crime, then a its all good. I know some people will whine that men aren't oppressed and so there shouldn't be laws protecting them, but if we want to live in a society where all genders are equal, then those laws must apply.
Then I agree, this shouldn't be a crime (Unless it pertains to what I said earlier) and if it is made a crime it should be made more equal.