metoo movement

I can also go ask a torture victim and ask them what's worse.(while to be fair, in my opinion, depending on the torture it could be.) Overall, though, the most severe damage you'll get through rape is psychological. It's horrendous like I send, so I don't like the discussion, of "Oh this is worse." Because, saying the holocaust was worse than 9/11, doesn't make 9/11 any less tragic. However, Murder victims don't get the chance to move on and have a life. and if you don't believe in an afterlife it's even worse, since then you're one chance is over. While rape is horrendous again, The fact they get to have a life, are able to choose to move on and have more joy, spend time with their loved ones, and overall can and many infact do, overcome their trauma, makes it less severe crime. In the end, the permanent damage is less than the ending of one's life by force. But again. Rape is terrible, it's definitely up there with some of the worst things a human can go through, It's just not as bad as ending someone's life.(Which let me say again is a pretty DAMN hard thing to be worse than, if not impossible.) The problem with equality though is a simple one Key my friend. Most of the left(or extremists on it anyways that lead the politics for it.) want equal outcome instead of equal opportunity. Equal outcome will never happen with true equality, because men and women are just different, mind and body. Now that's not a bad thing, not at all, We're made to compliment each other and both are equal in value and importance. But we are different. Problem is, because the left sees biological fact as sexist. So they're trying to force, some unknowingly for sure, and others probably do know, for superiority. Hopefully this is fixed within our lifetime without bloodshed. But you never know with how violent people have been getting over their beliefs of late. Only time will tell.

I only have one issue with #Metoo movement, and that's how they viciously attack and try to ruin anyone who says anything in contrast to their opinion. Someone made the comment that there's a difference between sexual abuse and sexual harassment and they shouldn't be lumped together, and they wanted to destroy his career because of it. And there was nothing wrong with that opinion to start with. But on the flip side, I know two many girls that have been seriously abused, and it's truly sad. It breaks my heart. Coming forward about sexual abuse isn't easy. Especially with how ashamed they feel, and how badly they don't want to admit it happened to their friends and families. Those girls truly need the support of others to have the courage to speak out. But when people talk about the inequality that men are facing by the movement, that shouldn't be over shadowed and discarded.