Like children, women can't be held accountable for their actions because they're women and therefore incapable of controlling their emotions.
If a man gets angry and does something wrong it's no defense, he ought to know better, and if he can't control his emotions that makes him a danger to society.
This is also because men are more physically capable of women, a butter knife in the hands of a woman is not the deadly weapon it is in the hands of a man and we can expect a man being attacked by a woman to always have an inherent advantage over her.
Of course this is all incredibly sexist, but this is systemic sexism and nobody seems to want to do anything about it, indeed there seems to be a demographic (of mostly women) demanding more of it. I just wish this sexism was more internally consistent, if women aren't as physically capable as men then they shouldn't be in the forces or emergency services, and if the can't be held to the same standards of self control then they shouldn't be in positions of power or leadership.
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