I also wanted to remind other viewers in general that, whether its a good or a "bad" thing or whether its entirely "right or wrong" I will leave it open up for debate, but thing is, real life briefly put aside (as its too big, in a flux and complex overall, despite many already well recognizable patterns in it that even the blind can see, and no offense to err "blind people"), but thing is...
In cinema, and not just American typical Hollywood entertainment industry, we really DO for the most part treat male and female villains, criminals or offenders of any sort generally differently than male counterparts.
And I often mentally as a result even forget that women can be err wrong as well but not completely so, its just that when men do evil deeds and when they do one particular one incredibly sensitive troubling wrongful matter, if they get away with it legally, in cinema, its not considered, let alone "wrong", taboo and excessive to exact violent revenge on them either. And we almost never see or hear or even get reference to, you know, the other side...
This also makes me wonder if ALL BAD THINGS and bad people should be necessarily "treated same" just by virtue of being bad alone, and women as a subject matter alone is a delicate theme, yeah, it especially applies to INNOCENT ones but even if they HAPPEN to be guilty too, we don't think or speak of them in very same vein as we do about MEN.
So moving arguments aside about "what imaginary world I or others may live in", we also to some extent live in a SENSITIVE AND MORAL WORLD THAT RECOGNIZES GENDER DIFFERENCES BOTH LOGICALLY, "PLEASANTLY" AND FOR THE GOOD OF US ALL, and that is also simply another FACT OF LIFE FOLKS.
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