Punishment is a precise thing. Punishment is when you either apply pain or remove pleasure, in a way unrelated to a particular issue, in response to how a person behaved on that issue.
An example of “punishment” with a child is:
The kid steals a cookie from the cookie jar
So you take away his xbox
An example of something that is not punishment is:
Your kid asks for a cookie
You say no
Punishment is more than just opposing a person or failing to accede to their demands.
How does this fit with Women’s, and LGBTQIA+ rights, then? Seems inconsistent.
Punishment is a precise thing. Punishment is when you either apply pain or remove pleasure, in a way unrelated to a particular issue, in response to how a person behaved on that issue.
An example of “punishment” with a child is:
An example of something that is not punishment is:
Punishment is more than just opposing a person or failing to accede to their demands.