Ricardo HarvinIf you're devoting resources towards teaching women and girls how to be safe from attacks but aren't devoting the same level of resources, or more, towards teaching men and boys how to not attack, then your position is that the primary, if not sole, problem is female ignorance, not male violence.
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@ricardoharvin Do you think that attackers are ignorant of the morality of their actions and all that is needed is for someone to "show them the light?" Those who would commit such acts will not heed your proposed training. Further, a growing number of studies are showing that this mandatory training courses have a strong tenancy to leave those who attend them with less respect for the protected group.
Mad Honchoit’s not a switch, where all of a sudden all the violence goes away.
it’s a process, likely a very long one, and it’s already underway.
but as OP states such a process requires significantly more resources than it currently receives.