Re:The death of privacy in open-plan offices
by speeder on Wednesday July 31, 2013 @09:12AM
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I won't explain it again now...
You are partly correct, but feminism brought lots of social changes that affect this.
Also, lots of feminists defend female supremacy and they are very clear on that (most infamously, Valerie Solanas).
I mentioned feminism in particular, because after its rise, rape is a crime that shifted from being almost never prosecuted to be kinda over prosecuted, with cases that involve strangers the "innocent until proven guilty" being thrown away from the window. (while sadly, rape by known people, that is still the majority of the rapes, is still mostly not prosecuted properly).
Unfortunately I don't have time now to grab the exact statistics and research, but there is some evidence that courts tend to be biased toward women, with many avoiding punishing false rape accusations (even when the accused life is destroyed).
Mass panic and mass hysteria always happened in history, feminism changed the subject of the panic and hysteria, not the frequency.
You are partly correct, but feminism brought lots of social changes that affect this.
Also, lots of feminists defend female supremacy and they are very clear on that (most infamously, Valerie Solanas).
I mentioned feminism in particular, because after its rise, rape is a crime that shifted from being almost never prosecuted to be kinda over prosecuted, with cases that involve strangers the "innocent until proven guilty" being thrown away from the window. (while sadly, rape by known people, that is still the majority of the rapes, is still mostly not prosecuted properly).
Unfortunately I don't have time now to grab the exact statistics and research, but there is some evidence that courts tend to be biased toward women, with many avoiding punishing false rape accusations (even when the accused life is destroyed).
Mass panic and mass hysteria always happened in history, feminism changed the subject of the panic and hysteria, not the frequency.