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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 443476" data-attributes="member: 35">I didn&#039;t say it happened on this site, but I&#039;ve seen it happen many times on social media.&nbsp; I don&#039;t use TikTok, but I see that kind of behavior get exposed a lot on YouTube.Most of the changes that have happened already were due to shifting generational views.&nbsp; Unfortunately, some of that does take time.&nbsp; When it comes to the most pressing issues, what I&#039;m saying is the action we take matters.&nbsp; Trying to solve a problem by going from one extreme to another only makes things worse and can hurt innocent people.Who people align with should also matter because not everybody&#039;s motives are pure.&nbsp; When it comes to movements in particular, how they start isn&#039;t always how they end up.I also don&#039;t think imbalances are automatically indicative of discrimination.&nbsp; They can be, but not always.&nbsp; I just know that I value equal opportunity more than equal outcomes.&nbsp; Along with that comes equal accountability.&nbsp; If men should be exposed for their crimes and held accountable, so should women.&nbsp; However, some people want to make it all about men because they&#039;re more likely to be violent, more likely to be sexual predators, etc.&nbsp; My view is that if you commit these acts, it shouldn&#039;t matter what your gender is because justice should be blind.&nbsp; But while men are accused of protecting their own in a &quot;good ol&#039; boys club,&quot; the Lindsay Clancy case has shown there are women who do the same thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 443476, member: 35"] I didn't say it happened on this site, but I've seen it happen many times on social media. I don't use TikTok, but I see that kind of behavior get exposed a lot on YouTube. Most of the changes that [I]have[/I] happened already were due to shifting generational views. Unfortunately, some of that does take time. When it comes to the most pressing issues, what I'm saying is the action we take matters. Trying to solve a problem by going from one extreme to another only makes things worse and can hurt innocent people. Who people align with should also matter because not everybody's motives are pure. When it comes to movements in particular, how they start isn't always how they end up. I also don't think imbalances are automatically indicative of discrimination. They can be, but not always. I just know that I value equal [I]opportunity[/I] more than equal [I]outcomes. [/I] Along with that comes equal accountability. If men should be exposed for their crimes and held accountable, so should women. However, some people want to make it all about men because they're [I]more likely[/I] to be violent, [I]more likely[/I] to be sexual predators, etc. My view is that if you commit these acts, it shouldn't matter what your gender is because justice should be blind. But while men are accused of protecting their own in a "good ol' boys club," the Lindsay Clancy case has shown there are women who do the same thing. [/QUOTE]

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