Nikolas Ferreira: In other words, in practice, what they really want with this criminalization of misogyny is not a concrete action against, for example, rapists, criminals, men who beat women, men who commit robbery-homicide, against sexual abuse, no.
Nikolas Ferreira: It's an extremely subjective legal instrument.
to really be able to silence other people, including women.
Nikolas Ferreira: Or don't you remember when Erika Hilton, who is a biological man, was on the women's commission insulting another woman.
Nikolas Ferreira: But that's allowed, right?