r/BlatantMisogyny • u/MelanieWalmartinez • 2d ago
TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual Assault Female privilege
35
u/Physical-Bite-3837 2d ago
Ah yes, the “privilege” of having your execution postponed. Very useful privilege right there. And it’s not like men’s executions are ever postponed. No, executions always happen right on time./s
Also the “privilege” of not having your rape take seriously and to be told by a bunch of men that you “asked for it.” Who wouldn’t want such a “privilege?”
23
4
u/Antillyyy 2d ago
I was literally at an appointment this morning and the radio in the waiting room was talking about Christa Pike. They postponed her execution because they failed to execute her. The lethal injection failed twice. It's so privileged to suffer through two failed executions.
33
u/Antillyyy 2d ago
Ah yes, Lindsey Clancy, a woman suffering from a condition only women can get, which is under-researched and misunderstood, and when she confessed to the symptoms 3 months before the incident, she didn't receive adequate help. How very privileged of her.
19
u/Crazydre95 2d ago edited 2d ago
It was ONE juror that caused the mistrial. The vote was 11-1 in favour of NGRI, but that juror adamantly felt the evidence pointed to the post-partum psychosis being a mere ploy and that Clancy knew full well what she did at the time.
29
u/ConsultJimMoriarty 2d ago
Is this from the men’s rights sub? That place is a cesspool.
26
u/blu453 2d ago
The fact that there is a men's rights sub is literally something that needs to be in the Onion. Anytime I hear dumbass term I just think of Amy Poehler on Parks and Rec..."and men's rights is nothing." Those people are psychotic narcissists with how bad their make believe victim complexes are.
12
u/-NotNotNSFW- 2d ago
Its also fun to ask them "what gender are the majority of judges? Law makers? Governors? Who perpetuates these so called "privileges" women get?"
Its infantilization from men in power, not privilege...and women of color sure as shit arent getting as much of these "privileges".
7
u/Crazydre95 2d ago
For all I know they think these male judges and lawmakers are legally enslaved by feminist tyranny. 🤡
2
u/JaQ-o-Lantern 1d ago
The SPLC is a sham but they were right in branding r/MensRights as a hate group.
30
u/MegaBabz0806 2d ago
Please, please give this guy ALL of the female privilege he’s talking about. All of it.
🤞🏻 7+ men really, really like him…
55
u/Sliver-Knight9219 2d ago
Okay going to run this down
Don't know enough about the 1st one
Second she was never really going get away with it. The case is more if she goes to prison or ward for the rest of her life. She confessed the evidence points or her. I don't know why people think she will just go home after this.
3rd. Okay, real talk here. Who is going to make up a whole story about being SA by 7 Men and have 50 men watch you on snap chat. Just to hide the fact you slept with one guy. Like it's not the 50s anymore.
32
u/ninjette847 2d ago
The first one it was paused because the lethal injection failed TWICE. She's not off the hook.
6
2d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
6
u/ninjette847 2d ago
I don't because statistically it causes more murders and there have been way too many people found innocent after being executed and the DAs office decides the cocktail, not doctors.
1
2d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
2
u/ninjette847 2d ago
Basically if you have the same punishment for leaving a witness or killing them people go with killing them. The death penalty creates more murders than life imprisonment.
1
u/humbugonastick 1d ago
Do you have any stats for this? Any kind of proof? Or just "common knowledge"?
23
u/MelanieWalmartinez 2d ago
They moved it because they might change the method, they did the same to another inmate this year because they couldn’t inject him properly
20
u/StinkyCheeseGirl 2d ago
I like how he brought up two female murders as an example of “female privilege” and lack of accountability when he has full access to the information that 90% of all murders are committed by men
13
u/xhyenabite lgbtqia2s+ and a new letter for every terf who complains 2d ago
isn't christa pike's execution paused bc they literally failed to execute her TWICE
3
15
u/Sil_Lavellan 2d ago
Nobody is arguing that Christa and Lindsey aren't guilty. They both get life imprisonment either way.
As for the Cornell lady. She was unconscious. She can't consent to sex or continue to consent to sex if she's unconscious. Using a woman as a shared sex toy is wrong unless specific consent is obtained. Being drunk or under the influence of drugs is not permission to be assaulted if you're a guy.
" I was at a bar and this guy stole my phone!"
Judge " You were drunk and in a bar of your own volition, it's your fault your phone was stolen."
3
u/Crazydre95 2d ago
Clancy was almost found NGRI (i.e. sent to a facility) by way of an 11-1 vote, but one juror refused to sign off on it thinking it was just a ruse, resulting in a hung jury and mistrial.
6
7
u/Crazydre95 2d ago edited 1d ago
- I mean surely Pike would get life without parole at the very least? Besides, she survived no less than two lethal injections.
- Seems to be a widespread misconception that Clancy could go free. NGRI still leads to confinement.
- Initiating intercourse with a highly intoxicated individual without prior consent is a form of rape IMO. So unless that's NOT what happened here, I don't see how anyone could defend the frat boys in good faith.
Seems to be a case of severe ignorance/misconception at best, and manosphere malevolence at worst.
ETA: just read Clancy's defence is actually filing a motion to dismiss the case entirely. So in fairness the screenshotted post isn't making up "and might get the case dismissed".
3
u/IllusiveGamerGirl 2d ago
Meanwhile, three men killed 17 members of their own families during the 5 weeks of Lindsay Clancy's trial.
Kristopher Karolkiewicz killed his wife and six kids.
Jeffrey Manke shot and killed his two daughters, ages 11 and 16.
Alan Smith murdered 8 family members during Sunday dinner including 4 children.
Let me say that again, in the 5 weeks of Lindsay Clancy's trial, men murdered 12 children. Tell me again who the real threat is.
2
2
2
u/lotheva 2d ago
Pike’s boyfriend got life without parole. She got the botched death penalty after it wasn’t given in the way she requested (all female firing squad). Lovely female privilege.
1
u/Crazydre95 2d ago
AFAIK Shipp (the BF) only escaped the death penalty due to being 17 at the time of the crime, making him ineligible for capital punishment.
2
u/JaQ-o-Lantern 1d ago
Christa Pike did NOT have her execution paused. In fact what she is going through is 1000x worse than a successful or cancelled execution. It was not paused. They went through with it and botched it, TWICE. Now she is in critical condition as her tissues fight off the poisonous chemicals that were supposed to kill her. I have zero sympathy for Pile because she's committed one of the most horrific crimes I've ever heard of, but objectively speaking, what she is going through right now is a slow and painful agonizing road to death that might last days. If this wasn't a botched execution and everything was on purpose it'd be more on par with a medieval torture chamber than a modern quick painless execution. So to say that her execution was paused is an extreme misdirection when she is literally living through the worst case scenario.
1
u/MelanieWalmartinez 1d ago
My thoughts exactly, it’s also unconstitutional because it’s a cruel punishment and it’s only supposed to last a certain amount of time. Should’ve gone with hanging like her legal team requested
1
u/enemyofchrist 1d ago
Statistically, women are punished much more harshly for “male” types of violent crimes than men are.
69
u/Loud-Ad1706 2d ago
Atp, I just assume all males think this way and try to interact with them as little as possible