what Iâve learned is what I already knew
Male rape culture is so fearful of one of their own being called out for inappropriate treatment of girls and women and child abuse, that they will abandon basic decency in efforts to defend, derail, and dogpile any criticism of this kind of behavior. I want you to note how they continually gang up to try to intimidate, invalidate, gaslight, bait, and generally turn my post into something other than what I originally intended it to be.
Pay attention to the way some commenters repeatedly try to pull focus from one confessed child molester to shine on another case of a probable molester - not condemning another in addition to the one I mentioned, but actively trying to get him dismissed from the discussion and replaced with someone who happens to be a woman, all for the sake of badmouthing feminism (âfemtardâ and other code words are helpful with spotting the real intent of these remarks ⌠which has nothing to do with their obviously fake âoutrageâ over child molestation). Watch how they try to attack me personally by likening me to condoning a female molester while condemning a male Christian one, when my original post was about Josh Duggar as an excreble human being and said nothing about anyone else (including the thousands of child abusers I could condemn - What, I if I criticize Donald Trump, am I supposed to list all the other shortsighted Republicans in the world in the same post?). Itâs no great feat of humanity to condemn child molestation - but it is something else entirely to defend it.
This is what people will do to you if youâre a woman who expresses an opinion in the world, girls. The difference is, my big mouth is a lot older than the internet and has experience disagreeing out in the real world, too. I recognize these shameful tactics and call them what they are. But you donât have to take my words for it - take theirs.
âJust grabbed a tiddy.â
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