So I have no idea why the fuck you would ask me about how to make hateful people stop hating. Why don’t you ask them what would make them stop being so fucking hateful rather than do what this country always does and put the onus on those who are hated to stop the people who hate them from being so hateful?

You would make such a bigoted assumption.

I never said you were obligated, that’s your projection. It was a simple question because I’ve never seen hatred do anything but amplify other people’s hatred.

Because men are incarcerated at over 10x the rate women are?

No, they’d just have you believe everyone 30 and under who isn’t a city dwelling liberal (i.e. on board with their specific agenda) is a racist asshole.

Or perhaps they’re angry because people who haven’t contributed anything toward the “social safety net” are coming into the country without proper documentation and drawing resources away from people who have.

Do you think anyone hateful ever learned the error of their ways by being out-hated?

Even the brutal murder of a black man is somehow really more about women. /s

So the onus is on a heterosexual male to interrogate every woman he dates as to whether they were born with male genitals even though that amounts to only 0.3% of the population?

Maybe you have the wrong men in your life.

We will not attempt to “classify” one type of rape as more serious than another

For some people, if you don’t express outrage in exactly the way they expect you to express outrage then you’re a troll. It’s really a chlidish attitude, imho.

“I’ll tell everyone you slept with me even if you don’t” is absolutely rape.

A throat punch isn’t “unseemly”. It’s a violent crime.

Hey, remember to to plead not guilty at arraignment. Maybe they’ll offer you plea bargain before trial.

The idea that they need protection details? This country is seriously fucked if we’ve gotten to the point where people are wililing to threaten and intimidate people over a freaking awards show. There are plenty of more important things going on in the world.

I don’t think that you asking those questions is any kind of bad thing at all.

Is it? He’s responsible for his actions, no matter what he was going through. But to define him as innately rage filled based on a snapshot of him going through one of the most traumatic events many people experience in their lives seems a little self-righteous.

I mean, it’s pretty clear that there’s a deep deep pool of angry rage simmering under the surface of Mr. Gibson

The answer to your question is simply: yes.