Waldi Ragil justifies crime

The article discusses the phrase "My son is a man" and its psychological, social, and legal impacts, especially when used to justify criminal or wrongful behavior. It explains that this phrase reflects a deep-rooted belief that masculinity grants the individual immunity and a greater space for tolerance, leading to the justification of mistakes made by male children, while girls are stigmatized and condemned. Socially, the article highlights that society differentiates between genders, with men being given a wider margin for error, while women are harshly punished, thereby reinforcing a gender discrimination system. Legally, principles affirm that each individual is responsible for their actions regardless of gender, and that transforming cultural perceptions into justifications for crime based on sex threatens the principles of justice. The article argues that ingraining these values deepens societal divisions and increases the likelihood of criminal acts, and that the solution lies in purging negative ideas through new generations of education and upbringing that promote gender equality.

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