>that's always been pretty obvious to me, cuz wypipo.
>Look, the only folks who have been really threatened with or
>recieved actual jail time from the #metoo "movement" have been
>Black men.
>Black men been saying this for a long time now, but it got
>dismissed as "hotep", when it's just simple fuckin historical
>patterns repeating themselves.
>

While what the Black men did was wrong, you're right that the criminal justice system has never been anything close to equitable to Black men. Of course, not saying anything new.

>#metoo ain't ever been a real "movement" cuz it never intended
>to engage in substantial *institutional* change, beyond
>replacing rich white men with rich white women in certain
>positions.

That is interesting that even though there are many legitimate activists involved in gender equity that a policy stance has never been articulated. Seems like now is as good of a time to begin but it seemed the aftermath after Weinstein has been freestyled. Maybe there just hasn't been enough time to formalize the momentum.