Comments by "Stephen Jenkins" (@stephenjenkins7971) on "When a Killer Realizes He Was Wearing an Ankle Monitor" video.

I'm still waiting for a country that actually has a decent justice system, since most countries have just as shit ones.
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@headerahelix No, because there is no direct correlation between bungee jumping and sky diving. There is a direct correlation between the two dimorphic sexes however. It's akin to saying "being a insert race here is terrifying in -insert country here-" which implies that race faces more difficulties than others. Its comparative. Don't be obtuse, child.
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@headerahelix Put simply, there are many other extreme sports that match that description. You can mention one being dangerous without ever thinking about the other, but when you bring up women or men facing a unique situation it automatically brings up the other since its about general human society. Nope, I don't care about the concept of All Lives Matter since that's missing the point of BLM. And I also never said you attacked manhood, I said that you implied that one part of the dimorphic human race facing a unique challenge demeans the other if hte other faces as much if not more of that same challenge. In terms of statistics, men have more to fear when walking around the streets. But women have more to fear in terms of sexually charged crimes. So if I say |being a man is terrifying" in regards to facing something like SA, then that's effectively ignoring the fact that women face more SA risks than men do. Now stop being a baby, your rationalizations are spinning way out there. Edit: It would also do you some good to not make such baseless and braindead assumptions about people. Your projection is bizarre since I only provided an example, and you brought up victimization, not me.
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@headerahelix When someone says "being a woman is terrifying" it implies that being a woman is a uniquely terrifying experience. Which demeans non-women if that's untrue statistically. So yeah, you definitely implied that.
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