noeffing
as the females become statistically more likely to become victims of violence.
I couldn't find any statistics based on prisons which aren't segregated by male/female/trans. They all seem to be. Where are your stats coming from?
ailpartout while you're there, why don't you consult a dictionary.
I've managed to be polite, simply have a different opinion to you.
It might help you understand a little better.
See above. Are you as rude in real life or only online?
Ourina
It isnt man hating to point out the vast majority of rapists remain unconvicted, so the man convicted of sexual assault could also be a threat of rape.
I couldn't find any statistics about the number of men who are accused but not found guilty of rape but are found guilty of sexual assault. Is that what you meant? If you meant that x percent of men accused of rape are not found guilty then this is entirely different. It does seem that fewer people are convicted of rape as a percentage than for other crimes but perhaps this has more to do with the type of crime it is. I don't see how conviction rates can be improved. I certainly don't think there should be any burden of proof adjustments in sexual assault / rape cases. Perhaps anonymity for both parties (accused and accuser).
It's man hating to hate men and to judge people based on their genitalia. Isn't that what feminists pretend to hate? I think the fact that effing said "I wouldn't bother. He she (oops) has flounced." shows the attitude of many and the misandry evident in some posts. Has a different opinion ∴ is a man. In my field there are many more men. I'm at a conference next week of 220 and there will be 8 women. If anyone of the men told me I was wrong because / and it was a women's opinion, I'd probably call them a 'cunt' quite loudly. Most would agree that that's unacceptable. It seems perfectly acceptable in reverse.
Despite your accusation (yes, that sums you up fairly well) of my sex, flouncing seems a little gendered. Quite bitchy, if you will.
Rather than shouting names it may help if you engage with the debate.
I haven't shouted - as we're writing, I assume you meant writing in caps. How have I not engaged with the debate? You mean stepping away from the keyboard to do other things? Yes, you'll have to forgive that.
titchy
ail - do you think a biological female would be safe in a male prison?
I think prisons are unsafe for many inmates. Male or female. Most women in prison aren't especially nice people, I suspect.
MrsGWay
Women prisoners are especially vulnerable as they are often in there due to historical abuse.
Yet men are in there because their 'Y' chromosome makes them stonecold killers. Women are only in there because of some terrible past deed which can also be blamed on men. Are men locked up due to toxic masculinity?
AskBasil
I thought prison was about rehabilitation. To me, justice is eye-for-an-eye style.
I have a thought experiment I'd love to be answered.
When I was in my 30s, I was strong, tall (6' 0") and athletic. I ran half marathons, lifted weights, rode bikes nearly daily and had gone to Jiu Jitsu since Uni. Whilst I'm less rapey than a man, I posed a significant threat to some men and certainly many women - if I'fd been so inclined, of course.
If I was imprisoned for murder (with a sexual element) after a robbery had gone wrong, should I have been in the general population in a women's prison? I could have physically dominated many in there.
Should I have been treated like a woman because of my vagina or a man because of my strength?