@LogicalInsanity the pyramid has the basic idea right, but with some things that seem odd. For example, the pay-gap thing is probably supposed to represent devaluation of females, but a lot of people will have a hard time understanding how that is connected to the rest of the pyramid.
A lot of people just misinterpret what the pyramid means. It seems like a handful of people think it's supposed to represent a sequence of events, which is not the case. It's supposed to be a collection of attitudes and actions that create a culture in which women are not valued, thus increasing the likelihood that they are taken advantage of or raped. That can be debated, but I wish people understood the pyramid so that they could comment on what it actually means.
This is a fantasy land statement. What you just described is mob justice. Mob justice is illegal, that is why you don't see men running out with torches and lynching people they believe may have committed a crime. It has nothing to do with feminism.
You think mobs stopped taking to the streets to kill alleged rapists because feminists coined the term "toxic masculinity"? That is what it seems like you've implied here.
Also, there have been multiple cases of fathers or husbands beating rapists to death or close to it. I never once, ever, heard anybody make a claim that the father or husband was displaying toxic masculinity by doing so.
Can you tell us where you got any of these ideas?
That is not what the pyramid is supposed to mean at all. It should have an explanation posted along with it, because a lot of people seem to think it's a sequence of actions or something.
