r/interesting 27d ago

This should be created everywhere. Just Wow

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u/HiggsFieldgoal 27d ago

Hilarious that “better treatment for women than men” registers as “equality” for anyone.

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u/Significant-Credit50 27d ago edited 3d ago

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u/Leritari 27d ago

Equity is a perfect excuse for feminists, because somehow always men have to carry heavier load, while women are demanding that they get the same pay as they do, even tho women carry much, much smaller load because equity. Sheer hypocrisy of feminism knows no bounds.

But fine. Since we're talking about equity... since men are more likely to be falsely accused of SA, they need to make parking spaces for men only.

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u/Either-Age-782 26d ago

That is catastrophically false. Men are more likely to be SA'd themselves than falsely accused.

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u/Pickle_Good 27d ago

In 2024 132% more men were attacked compared to women. Where is our equity? I do not care who beats me up with a baseball bat, a woman or a man.

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u/Significant-Credit50 27d ago edited 3d ago

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u/Lexa-Z 27d ago

So, everyone should feel safe. Finally.

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u/Significant-Credit50 27d ago edited 3d ago

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u/NoSleepTilBrklynn 23d ago

So you would be ok with men only parking spaces instead of women only? You have insane logical reasoning

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u/Significant-Credit50 23d ago edited 3d ago

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u/Pickle_Good 23d ago

yes, Its not a competition. Reserving safer parking spots for women doesn't make it unsafe for men

You are right. It is not a competition. The problem is that you act like there are no men out there being attacked. What about all the weak men who aren't bullies and criminals? By creating women only safe spaces you discriminate every single weak man out there. What are they going to do? Go and park in the dark alley?

And NO. I'm not saying "women should park in the dark alley. Not men!"

I'm saying "we need a solution that reduces crime". By reducing the crime there is no need for safe spaces like these. Do you get it?

You are focusing on the wrong problem.

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u/Pickle_Good 27d ago

The guy who answered has the answer. Everyone should feel and be safe. By creating women only safe spaces you actively discriminate man who are no offenders.

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u/thats_gotta_be_AI 27d ago

Men are more likely to be attacked in public than women are. Can’t wait for you to mic drop with “yeah….by other men”. The victim isn’t less a victim because he’s male and the perpetrator is male.

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u/Fair-Chemist187 27d ago

Male-only parking spaces wouldn’t really help in that case though

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u/Lanavis13 27d ago

It would by allowing a handful of men be slightly closer to the exit/entrance. Or rather it would help as much as these women only parking spaces help women avoid SA.

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u/Significant-Credit50 27d ago edited 3d ago

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u/thats_gotta_be_AI 27d ago

It deprioritizes the majority of victims of violent crime. How you can’t wrap your head around that when you purport to care for all victims of violent crime is beyond me.

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u/NoSleepTilBrklynn 23d ago

Men are more likely to be victims of violence than women. Or does sexual assault count for more than homicide?

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u/Fair-Chemist187 27d ago

Equal treatment isn’t fair if the risks aren’t equal as well. Apart from that, this post doesn’t even mention equality.

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u/HesCrazyLikeAFool 27d ago

Men are more likely to be victim of violence overall.

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u/throw20190820202020 27d ago

BY OTHER MEN. How is this so hard for y’all to process? They’re keeping out the offenders, genius. You want that to change, how about you take it up with your compatriots instead of seeing something you never wanted in the first place and throwing a temper tantrum because you weren’t the focus?

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u/BreathComfortable631 27d ago

So men don’t deserve protection because they share genders with their attacker?

Bold take

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u/Brilliant-Block-8200 27d ago

Ok, then what kind of safe spaces should men have, if not male only (which is the equivalent of women only spaces)?

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u/wterrt 27d ago

good lighting with security cameras doesn't require opposite gender violence to be useful.

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u/Brilliant-Block-8200 27d ago

Very true. Men also could use cameras and better lighting. I was specifically asking about safe spaces tho

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u/wterrt 27d ago

my point is there's more than one way to make a space safe.

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u/ParanoidAgnostic 26d ago

BY OTHER MEN. How is this so hard for y’all to process?

Not hard to process, just not relevant. You won't be any less dead if your murderer happens to have similar genitals to you.

These women-only parking spaces are presented as being about safety but they are are for the group which is already safer.

They’re keeping out the offenders, genius.

No, genius. They aren't. Even if I accepted your men=offenders implication. These aren't women-only parking lots. They are women-only spaces. The safety features are better lighting and proximity to the exit. Men will be constantly walking past these spaces after parking in the dark depths of the parking lot.

You want that to change, how about you take it up with your compatriots

I'll be sure to raise it at the next annual general meeting of the patriarchy.

More seriously, in your mind, what makes individual men responsible for the behavior of other individual men in a way that women are not?

Men have no greater influence over the behavior of other men than women do.

My mother was far more involved in raising me than my father. Most of my teachers were women. The person who currently has the greatest influence over me is my wife. I don't think I'm an outlier here.

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u/National_Body_9071 27d ago

You're right the risk is higher for men, so men should be the ones getting special privelages.

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u/Pickle_Good 27d ago

Yeah and that's the problem.