That’s not a counterpoint. It’s a possible upside, but these things don’t net out across patients. > Also, women generally have a larger friend group than men

That’s not a counterpoint. It’s a possible upside, but these things don’t net out across patients. > Also, women generally have a larger friend group than men and their friends are more encouraged to stage interventions if their lives are spinning out of control than men. This is a nonsense argument even if the premise may be true. This, in no way, makes the harm ok.