Dearest Foxy,

I certainly didn't mean to trivialise the abuse of power against women across our society. I certainly apologise if I may have done so.

Respects,

Joe

Dear Joe (Loudmouth),

I'm glad to learn that you did not mean it.

In Australia, there is NO 'trivialisation of abuse and violence against women', nor 'a culture that perpetuates it'. There is NO 'rape culture' either. There are laws and codes of workplace conduct. Then there is the scathing political correctness.

In the West there is a double standard though. Where for instance a celebrity lesbian can ogle and pass public comments about a young women's bust and it is apparently OK for her to do that and to use the target of her lust to express her sexuality. All in front of her partner too, which ordinarily if it were a white heterosexual male as the offender, give rise to a host of other criticisms relating to abuse of power, patriarchy and so on.

https://www.maxim.com/entertainment/ellen-degeneres-katy-perry-boobs-2017-10

To help those who do not know how to copy and paste into a browser,

http://www.maxim.com/entertainment/ellen-degeneres-katy-perry-boobs-2017-10

Nice charlies, shame about the 'music'.

Australia has one of the highest rates of
reported sexual assault in the world:

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2015/07/17/sexual-assault-how-common-it-australia

Hundreds of claims are lodged each year.

Now here's more on Don Burke:

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/celebrities-gone-bad/can-i-lick-your-back-the-allegations-against-don-burke/news-story/adea300bdd3890276a10aeaf2227a365c

And here's the famous David Jones CEO scandal:

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/37m-sexbullying-case-david-jones-turned-blind-eye-claims-employee-20100802-113b0.html