When the Nirbhaya case happened in New Delhi and a 17-year-old kid was found to be one of the accused, questions were raised about whether our laws should be harsher on juveniles. After spending 3 years in prison, he was rehabilitated, and, right now, he’s out there, living amongst us. All this shook our conscience for a while, and then we went back to living our lives, ignoring the rise in hate crimes and sex crimes because they were limited to the lower and middle classes of society. Then the pandemic happened, and the upper class realized that their kids were micro-dosing on “red pill” content emerging from the “manosphere,” which was teaching them that feminism is the greatest evil that humanity has ever seen. Crimes against women in posh environments finally came under the spotlight, with the “Bois Locker Room” case sending shivers down the spines of anyone with a soul.