> but you never actually argue against the point you're trying to argue against Ok let’s back up a bit then: Why exactly, in the context of the metoo movement

> but you never actually argue against the point you're trying to argue against Ok let’s back up a bit then: Why exactly, in the context of the metoo movement, is it important to consider that on average women have been historically more marginalized than men? What does historically lacking the right to vote have to do with the veracity of sexual assault allegations?