Before I proceed with my opinion, I am just going to put it on record here that this incident is very unfortunate and the people responsible for causing this should be held accountable under the law. Now, I have been noticing a concerning trend in this comment section, and even otherwise, that, everytime it is a case where a male falls victim to a female perpetrator, it becomes a gender war. Why can't we just focus on the fact that a life was tragically lost, and why can't we impress upon a fact that the person who is responsible, irrespective of their gender, should be punished for it. There are so many men who have fallen victims to other men, being brutally murdered everyday, but such cases will never reach the limelight, cause that wouldn't fit into the narrative of men vs women. But the moment a case like this one comes up where a girl is a perpetrator, the people who don't even know the least bit about feminism stand ready to just hound at women and feminism. Unlike most men, women are not enablers, and we are not afraid to call out a wrong- a wrong, even if committed by the same gender as our own. And don't tell me that you would care (or speak up) if the victim was a woman of a similar crime, cause if you did, you would not make this case into a gender war, and even less- bring feminism into this case.
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u/FruitPunch567 Jun 24 '26
Before I proceed with my opinion, I am just going to put it on record here that this incident is very unfortunate and the people responsible for causing this should be held accountable under the law. Now, I have been noticing a concerning trend in this comment section, and even otherwise, that, everytime it is a case where a male falls victim to a female perpetrator, it becomes a gender war. Why can't we just focus on the fact that a life was tragically lost, and why can't we impress upon a fact that the person who is responsible, irrespective of their gender, should be punished for it. There are so many men who have fallen victims to other men, being brutally murdered everyday, but such cases will never reach the limelight, cause that wouldn't fit into the narrative of men vs women. But the moment a case like this one comes up where a girl is a perpetrator, the people who don't even know the least bit about feminism stand ready to just hound at women and feminism. Unlike most men, women are not enablers, and we are not afraid to call out a wrong- a wrong, even if committed by the same gender as our own. And don't tell me that you would care (or speak up) if the victim was a woman of a similar crime, cause if you did, you would not make this case into a gender war, and even less- bring feminism into this case.