Its an objective fact among every country that publishes crime statistics. These countries all vary widely in every other metric you can imagine (social, economic, political etcetera). But, crime being disproportionately commited by men is a universal constant. Nobody has an objectively correct answer to this question, it's just a prompt for discussion. Share your opinion, whatever it may be. However, please don't be a dick to other commenters. Disagreement, good faith, many view points and discussion is the goal here.

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[–] 1 point 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) (1 child)

which kind of crime, violent crimes yes. even suicides men use more physical methods, rather than things like poisons. also if its baked into many cultures, than yes. another complex issue is: at least in the US, men are expected to move out of the house right after HS, and not expected to come back, even if they have very little job prospects, or directions, or finances which may lead to do crimes,sell drugs,,,etc. while women are expected to stay home way past, like in thier 20s or 30s in some cases and expected to marry into a family and they usually have support system to go to college, and colleges themselves have support system for women in general, expenses paid until you finish or get married so the risk of crimes are low, when you have needs met. this isnt all cases. both men and women can stay home past HS what they should be doing independently. its complex issue, but physical violence(guns, beatings, car running over, knives, weapons) are usually men.

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 3 months ago*

    All crime, yes. Being in the US I can't say I agree with most of what you're saying. I think moving out at 18/ after HS is expected regardless of gender. Or at least I don't think the negative stigma of staying home into your 20s is any different among the genders. To be fair, I'm 31 and moved out when I was 18. I found roommates off craigslist and did wild shit to pull it off. Even that doesn't seem commonly possible in the current housing/rental market in most places. Do women have more resources at college? Not that I remember. I do remember knowing some that were just going to get their "Mrs. Degree". I think thats more the minority though. I just see a lot of flawed thinking opposite from my experience.

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