It's unfortunate that the most prominent behaviors are characterized so vaguely. It seems that "could be considered offensive by some" is an extremely broad cri

It's unfortunate that the most prominent behaviors are characterized so vaguely. It seems that "could be considered offensive by some" is an extremely broad criteria that is likely to be padded with benign behaviors, especially given that these categories are each about 4X the size of the others, and the variance is otherwise quite low. Given that, I wonder what the aggregates look like after throwing these categories out? What percent of men engaged in any of the remaining categories? How are offenders distributed across blue/white collar jobs, etc.?