Bottom line is and I'm sorry to say this
Men are important. Their needs/ wants are paramount.
They must must must be given the benefit of the doubt whatever the topic is.
And are much more often treated as whole complex individuals by society than women who are often 2D stereotypes with zero inner life, whose views stem from sheep like following of what they hear combined with an emotional instability that colours everything they say and do.
Our political process, authorities etc were set up by men for men and on the whole that's not changed.
Men tend to empathise with other men (understandably) but often women hardly enter the corner of the picture. Men are not taught my media society anything to even think about what their decisions mean for women/ children, they are socialised way more to act for themselves and their group.
Women are socialised to see men as people and understand and give the benefit of the doubt etc as well but naturally (but by no means universally) have an understanding and empathy with other women.
This is pretty key.
Those who say certain males should be in prison with women for their protection are putting themselves entirely in the shoes of men. That is their whole focus.
Women who say no are putting themselves in the shoes of the women in prison.
Importantly this is not, at all. Seen as what's happening.
Because while women may say that's why. Men know that women invariably have ulterior motives. That we are emotional and manipulative. That we often want to hurt men for no good reason.
On here I've seen loads of times. Why do you care about women in prison? That's not the real reason is it. It's a cover for something else...
See this attitude also in...
Rape- rape myths, false accusations, reports for reasons of revenge etc
Street harassment/ 'minor' sex offences. Making a fuss about nothing. Wanting special treatment. Don't like men.
Sex offences in schools. He's young! Doesn't know what he's doing. Hormones. Give him a chance. Don't rock the boat. Don't make a fuss.
Loads more.
So there you go.
No one EVER should have even considered putting male inmates in the female estate. Let alone sex offenders.
And yet here we are.
With a judge saying well yes obviously women will be afraid and assaults will happen. But balance that against the benefits for the vulnerable males. It's a price worth paying for their safety and comfort.
Note that trans wings etc have had human rights cases mean the males go back in the female estate. Safety and comfort? My arse.
And human rights as we have learnt from amnesty etc. Actually means male rights.
So angry.