Castration for the benefit of society but he gets to enjoy retirement in the lap of luxury, that's a great deterrent!
Almost every single woman I know (including myself) has been touched in a way by men (often strangers) who think it's okay to grab and grope because they like what they see or they want to intimidate.
-I remember when I was 11, my parent's insurance agent stopped by to drop some paper work off while my parents weren't home (he was also one of the Sunday school teachers at our church). He decided to make a grab at me but I said no and wiggled away and he stopped. I knew it felt creepy but he was a trusted adult who was supposed to be a "good guy" so I just ended up super confused about it and didn't tell my parents until I was in college.
-Another time I was walking around with my friend Shannon after cheerleading practice at school. We were at the farthest corner of building away from the main office. Two football players walked by and one got a little gleam in his eye when he looked at me. He proceeded to grab my friend by the shoulders and shoved her out the locking door to the outside and then went at me. He was grabbing everything he could and then tried to tear at my clothes. My friend Shannon was frantically banging on the window and trying to get back in the door. Fortunately the guy's buddy got alarmed enough that he ran over and opened the door (he didn't want to break the Bro Code but he did let my friend in so I guess he deserves a little credit here). All 95 pounds of her she came running at him swinging and got him to back off me and he walked away. This was in the 9th grade at my junior high where I should've been safe, I was 13.
-Then another time, I was either 15 or 16, my parents and I took a vacation to Glacier National Park and decided to go to the hot springs pool. You're sitting there along the perimeter on benches that are submerged. The adult man sitting next to me starts running his hand up my leg to my crotch. I keep trying to move farther away (it was crowded so there wasn't a lot of room) and he keeps moving over as well and doing it again. Finally I just went to a completely different area of the pool. About 10 minutes later my mom came over to where I was and asked if he was touching me because after I moved he just scooted closer to my mother and started doing it to her. This scumbag's wife was sitting right on the other side of him and his kids where playing in the water about 5 feet away.
Trust me I could go on, and I can assure you these experiences are "normal" for most women, but that doesn't make it okay. These are vivid traumatic memories for me and thank God I've never been raped. But someone else decided to touch me sexually when I didn't want it and I couldn't control it. Like most women I didn't report anything to anybody. I was too afraid I'd be seen as hysterical or I was making it up or that the man would try and hurt me worse.
So, you're wrong - I see the human value in the women who were victimized by him and they deserve justice. The benefit to society is the next creep that thinks he can violate another person like that might think twice. You don't get a pass because your dozens of victims are afraid to come forward for years because of the perps' power and money and physical dominance or because he's too old. No one has the right to physically violate another person and get away with it. You're post is bull shit.
