>On rape? I think prison rape is a special issue. Are there statistics on women on women rape in prison?
The article wasn't about prison rape, it was incident of rape across the us.
>It fits my narrative about masculine habitus perfectly desu but I refrain from talking about US-only issues only since I am not American.
Does it?
Because this is one hell of a change from
>If you seriously doubt that in the West more women than men are getting raped it shows me that you are not rooted in reality anymore.
You start off by insinuating that rape is only relevant for women because, well I guess reasons of reality?
Since you've surrendered on that point, nice to see a new refrain. Although you'll have to key me in on you 'narrative about masculine habitus' - did you post that in another thread? Its certainly not here in this one.
>You can go google n-gram that those names in relation to feminism.
You attack others for generalizing but then you go off and do the exact same fucking thing.
Once again as you so eloquently put
>And yes, your inducing (without source) what an unknown amount of people said to a general statement about a certain group is a logical fallacy.
Could you maybe key me in on how you do this? Who do I need to talk to so I can speak with authority on who/what is/isn't part of modern day feminism? Do I just have to insinuate that someone is using fox/breitbart as a source?
>Are you dense? It's document from that conference ratified by member state.
Yeah, with a bunch of very vague provisions and no specifics on actual enforcement, laws, or any other step signatories should take. Aka a set of fucking guidelines.
Yet the core question remains unanswered; what legal rights do men have in the west that women do not?
You've danced around this a bunch but have been unable to come up with anything of substance.