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40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research
(theconversation.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Mar 2026
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Where are you even getting this? This is a deranged reading of this article.
Cite one part of this that is framing one gender as being essentially evil. It's very clear that it is recognizing a troubling trend vs condemning a gender. You're clearly reacting to something that isn't in this article.
The picture, as stated in the comment you are replying to.
The picture isn't about evil hooligans, it just looks like teenage boys to me. The black mark drawn over their faces is not that they are fundamentally evil because of their gender, the background shows the influencers who are putting mysoginistic ideas, signified by a black mark, onto these boys. This is clear going by the text of the article. It isn't even in the subtext of the picture. Youre reading that into it
Really? So where are the 21% of young women in this picture? Are your media comprehension skills so poor that you can not see any gender focus on this article at all?
"Support for violence to resist feminism was highest among adolescent boys (28%), followed closely by adolescent girls (21%)." This is not even a wide spread and this article is a hit piece about a real issue that is very much made worse by this sort of coverage.
The fact that the two numbers are so close demonstrates that the problem isnt just with boys. Youre invested in this being a "hit piece." And as for media comprehension skills, I actually read most of the article. Its probably what you should do before making up something to get mad at a propos nothing.
Re: picture about "grip her up by her neck" isnt a quote by a teen boy, it is a quote by a grown man, and not one who represents the majority opinion on women. Like I'm dying to understand what you see in this that initiated your comments about it.