More men than women die in war, that is true pretty much everywhere, no doubt. More women than men are beaten by in-group members on a regular basis in many small-scale societies (via domestic violence), and numerous other members react with little sensitivity towards that harm. That is also true.

This is such an absurd characterization of what I wrote, obviously I never argued that. This is genuinely a more bad faith reply than anything I said in my post (which IMO is a totally fair article, even if you disagree with it, and I think it certainly brings up numerous totally valid points).

Normalized domestic violence, rape & wife capture asymmetrically impact women more than men. Sex-biased infanticide is more often directed towards female infants than male. There's little evidence of any general 'sensitivity to harm towards women' in many societies, beyond perhaps kin, & even then..

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