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lost faith in humanity part 2: absurdity of misandrists demonizing little boys!

 





What person thinks this? Thinks that a child, below the age of 10 is a rapist? A child, who is not even sexually active. 

What FBI data? Has there been any child that ever committed acts of rape? We would have heard of such a thing, except it never happens! Usually, a child gets sexually assaulted or raped, but never commits such an evil act. 


"I've experienced sexual acts from 1 digit children?"

What? Are you really that dumb to think that a child is sexually harassing you? What did they do? See your boobs? Hug you? said you look cute? What? Kids are kids, they are not rapists and they don't commit rape. The only thing that a child could do in a worst-case scenario is kill someone. But fortunately, it's rare, and usually, something is wrong with their brain. 


Some single-digit boys are sexually assaulting, isolating, and killing girls younger than them? You're obviously making shit up and need a psychiatric evaluation because you're clinically insane. 

Not to mention the fact that women also rape boys and girls, men and women. I also had said before, boys are sexually assaulted or raped by adults. 

This severe stupidity is so bad, I wish the meteor would arrive soon and wipe us out. I don't want to be alive anymore. People are this stupid. This is why I lost faith in humanity.














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