Two more examples of how the bourgeois-identitarian "left" always manages to be wrong, in one way or another...

 1. A heinous crime is committed by a group of men against a young woman: rape followed by murder and concealment of a corpse, out of pure sadism or futile motivation.

Common sense: the punishment should be proportional to the gravity of the crime. Therefore, a case like this should be punished, at the very least, with life imprisonment, without any right to a reduction in the sentence, and, at most, with the death penalty, if available under current legislation. It is also worth noting that, in the case of life imprisonment, the prisoner should not be entitled to any type of privilege. Justice exists primarily to punish, even more so in serious cases.

Bourgeois-identitarian "left": justice does not exist only to punish, but especially to reeducate those who commit crimes. They also have rights. For example, their sentence can be reduced if they behave well in prison and they cannot suffer mistreatment or any punishment analogous to torture. They have the right to good food while in prison, even if they are the perpetrator of a heinous crime. The death penalty is a legal abomination that should never be included in a humanist penal code...

2. The cause of the crime

Common sense: psychopathy or serious character deviation of those involved in the crime, even if there are also specific factors that contribute to understanding the situation. However, a predisposition to antisocial behavior can be considered the most important factor, as it is foundational, if human beings do not behave in the same way in similar contexts or situations or if these differences are not solely attributable to environmental conditions.

Moral judgment based on common sense: no human being, who does not deserve for strong reasons a proportional retaliation or reaction, should be the victim of gratuitous violence.

Bourgeois-identitarian "left": the cause of crime is "feminicide", homicide motivated by irrational hatred of women or misogyny.

Moral judgment based on bourgeois-identitarian narratives: no woman should suffer any type of violence...