To suggest a male curfew one night a week

So one night a week, you want to make women do all the work? Make all female police officers, fire fighters, paramedics, doctors, etc work an extra shift, while all the men sit at home relaxing. I don't think that will help anyone really will it?

ONS - Office for National Statistics

CSEW - Crime Survey for England and Wales

Not to mention the endless threads on here Started by posters saying they were refusing to follow the " rules" most of whom were women.

Surely you mean the 15% of men who commit violence against women. There’s nothing to support men committing 97% of crimes against women.

Maybe you could fit men with collars with a bell on so they can't sneak up on anyone.

Pat yourself on the head...

Extremely sexist. I can’t believe this hasn’t been pulled already. What about the male police officers working that night, the doctors and nurses. If this was a post banning any other demographic from the streets this thread would have been pulled already.

It was women too. The lockdown parties in government buildings all included women. The press secretary at the time was a woman as I recall, and she had to resign because she was filmed during those parties making derogatory comments about the general public.

You keep saying 97% where are you getting this number

Prejudice - assuming all men are rapists

@CoralReader who on earth on this thread has said they assume all men are rapists?! This is about women feeling safe from the minority of men that commit 97% of the crime against them.

Made me laugh. You've really gone down the rabbit hole of hatred haven't you.

Can you show me proof that it's 97% because when you Google it the results are very different

Thats good to hear, and a good topic to bring up with your mates,
because we have to start thinking outside the box, the situation is obscene.

I want to walk free at night. Ive been held at knife point and twice avoided gang rape by the skin of my teeth.
Im in the last half of my life, I want some fucking freedom of movement ffs!
Im not lashing out at you, but you can havehave no idea the constant impact of fear and constraint on every aspect of life, every single one.

"Millions of men in England and Wales pose a danger to women and children, the commissioner of the Metropolitan police has said.
Sir Mark Rowley said the figures were “eye-watering” and an “inconvenient truth” as he called for a much bigger effort, a national strategy and more money to tackle the problem.'

https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/jun/04/met-chief-says-millions-of-men-are-danger-to-women-and-girls-in-england-and-wales

@FiddlyDiddlyDee I’ve reported your post as it’s racist

That's not what the poster said. Poster said all men are part of the problem. Which is simply not true.

60 year old with severe arthritis calling out roided 20 something bodybuilder kind of thing?

It's not feasible and unjust to all the decent men out there.

How would you police it anyway, seeing as the majority of police officers are still male. Wouldn't some just put on women's clothing and/or identify as a woman. After all, it would be classed as bigotry, possibly a hate crime, to deny their gender identity. How would it work. Would you have roaming female police going around using stop and search to obtain cheek swabs for chromosome testing, patting down people for the presence of dick and balls. What about DSD individuals.

On a side note, you can say what you want about Mumsnet but at least you can use the word rape/rapist/etc. when actually talking about it seriously, without getting banned or having your post removed. So much of the internet you have to say R worded and even that's often not tolerated. It's fucking ridiculous for so many reasons. Rape doesn't cease to be a problem if you censor the word.

Prejudice - assuming all men are rapists
discrimination - not letting men leave the house, but letting women

Or when your daughter loses her bus pass and calls you for a lift and you're not legally allowed to go and help her?

I’d say that prize would go to the poster who advocated for locking men up until the age of 25 when they had earned a ‘licence’ which would be subject to penalty points and revocation for bad behaviour. The whole thread reeks of blaming all men.

Of course men should challenge male problematic behaviour. If they don’t, what is the message that is being sent? How is that at all controversial?

What about if your daughters needed urgent medical attention ,but couldn't get it as there were only female staff on duty so not enough staff , or your house caught fire and there were not enough female fire officers to put it out
Or if your daughters couldn't get a taxi or bus home because most drivers are male and at home?

I guarantee you he is not a man though

Because it's not discussing it. People are saying all males should have a curfew that's sexist.

how? Sexism is prejudice or discrimination towards somebody based on their sex. Nobody is doing either of those things.

So what happens when your daughter gets hurt and hospitals are closed because their isn't enough staff because the men are at home what happens if a woman attacks her but their isn't enough police officers because the men are at home.