That doesn’t seem to be an accurate or appropriate dichotomy to construct here. No comments here advocate the incidence of rape or other actions which ignore female agenthood. Is the advocacy of such atrocities a crime so abhorrent that even innocence is no excuse?
“Perpetuating ideas that increase the social acceptability” of ignoring female agenthood isn’t the same as “advocating” ignoring female agenthood. To clarify: I don’t think anyone on this site wants to advocate ignoring female agenthood. I don’t think most people in the PUA community want to advocate that either. Perhaps not even Roissy wants to advocate that—although I’m less certain in his case. But to use him as an extreme example: is it not possible that people exposed to his ideas become less likely to respect female agenthood than they were before, even if he didn’t intend that to be the message? It’s a conjecture about possible causation, not about intent to harm.
“Perpetuating ideas that increase the social acceptability” of ignoring female agenthood isn’t the same as “advocating” ignoring female agenthood. To clarify: I don’t think anyone on this site wants to advocate ignoring female agenthood. I don’t think most people in the PUA community want to advocate that either. Perhaps not even Roissy wants to advocate that—although I’m less certain in his case. But to use him as an extreme example: is it not possible that people exposed to his ideas become less likely to respect female agenthood than they were before, even if he didn’t intend that to be the message? It’s a conjecture about possible causation, not about intent to harm.