And if he had spun around and punched his assailant?

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…counters as implausible, since they don’t result in an explosion of stereotypically masculine rage (Why didn’t he just punch the guy in the face?), then the guilty parties will easily discount them as unreal.

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And if he had spun around and punched his assailant? Chances he would have been blamed for homophobic toxic masculinity?

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