Another valid and rational discourse, bravo. We need this kind more than ever, although they attract much less attention than hysteria and hype.

> "Drawing an equivalence between the number of victims and the number of perpetrators for any given offense is pure fallacy and intentionally misleading."

After studying feminists propaganda and statements for several years, I've come to the conclusion that most of what they say is false or at least misleading: feminist lies and distortion are the rule, not the exception.

Here you give a concrete example; another one is the insistence on the mythical "gender pay gap" (which is actually a "gender earning gap", a quite different thing).

I honestly don't know how many feminists intentionally lie, and how many just believe and parrot what they hear. What is obvious is that, deep down, there is an intentional decision to mislead the public at large to push their narrative any way possible.

"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." (Joseph Goebbels)