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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I'm fairly feminist, and I agree with this take. 

This doesn't read as misogyny to me, but the fact she's the spectacle here. Sex sells, this is a story about sex, she's the common element. A single incident here or there (which is what the men individually are accused of) wouldn't have garnered much attention, it's specifically the volume that's why this story is everywhere, and ultimately she is the common element 


At most, I would say  our cultural values about giving vs receiving could be bubbling. I think a gay cop who got gangbanged would get it even worse than this woman, so I think at most you could argue it's about our construction of sex itself where the recipient is seen as "giving it away" in a way we don't view the top, but not exactly sexism per se.
gpt
If only this were a story about gay male cops.  That would trigger so many people for so many reasons.

The misogyny in this comes from the fact she’s being ridiculed for being a terrible woman first and being a terrible cop second.  That’s where the line seems to be crossed here.  Her being a terrible woman or person isn’t really the public’s business, except that she was a cop.