You're equating the "being difficult" of revolutionaries with the "being difficult" of rapists. And, yes, these two groups do share the distinction of being pu

You're equating the "being difficult" of revolutionaries with the "being difficult" of rapists. And, yes, these two groups do share the distinction of being publicly criticised. But "let's just stop complaining" as a strategy to support the good revolutionaries, and to start doing so by giving sexual predators a break, is almost too incoherent to be intended in all its cynical might. Plus, obviously, the "difficult revolutionary's" modus operandi is to complain/"cancel"/whatever: how, exactly, do you want them to be "difficult" and changing-things while not annoying you and refraining from exerting any power?