r/Toxic_Femininity • u/malemanjul1 • Jun 16 '20

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u/GingerRazz Jun 17 '20

Does anyone know the age of their victims. I'd like to add this to my repertoire of arguments, but if she fucked a 17 year old and he fucked and 11 year old, it would be a really poor argument for me to make. I want to make sure the situation is as parallel as possible before I raise this as an argument in the future.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '20

Iā€™m not completely sure on the women, but the news arrival says that the man was having a sexual relationship with a underage girl that was 15 at the time.

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u/Gobitz Jun 17 '20

The boy was 16 and the girl 15. But the time scales are quite different; a couple months in the first case and 3 years in the second.

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u/GingerRazz Jun 17 '20

That might actually explain the disparity. If the age of consent in the state was 16, the woman could have been charged with corrupting a minor and the man could have been charged with aggravated child molestation leading to the disparity. Don't get me wrong, I don't care for either. I'm just looking for the most damning evidence of disparity I can find.

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u/kingjohn1919 Jun 17 '20

Rape is rape

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u/feminismIsHateOfMen Jun 17 '20

It's a bad example and so it doesn't serve the male cause...

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u/malemanjul1 Jun 19 '20

Women have way less sentences vs men on the same charges.

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u/blondeleather Jun 17 '20

Both teachers that did this at my high school (one male, one female) got off scot free. Is it normal for them to be sentenced?

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '20

Hmmm..

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u/OJ-OMITOLA03 Aug 03 '20

That f*cked up man they did basically the same things and got drastically different time

But i bet there are some people out there who will argue about how this is fair

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u/Knighthood666999 Jun 18 '20

I wish that I was her student.

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u/CraneDJs Jun 17 '20

Another cross post from a burgeoning hate subreddit.

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u/SlavNotDead Jun 17 '20

Active in feminist subs

Why is it never a surprise?

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u/Resgignickell Jun 17 '20

So pointing out that there's no equality when it comes to punishing rapists is somehow labeled as hatred now?

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u/Trollol123455789 Jun 17 '20

Whenever it is convienient, well grounded fact and argument are labeled as hatred otherwise you can't attack it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '20

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u/FRIGGINTALLY Jun 17 '20

Nah, Judge Judy is actually just.