>Men are naturally amoral and violent.

No. Humans have competing instincts that dictate behavior. It is a multivariate situation that is highly complex.

If I am starving, my survival and hunger instinct will take over. I will violate all my moral imperatives to fulfill that survival instinct.

In men, sexual instinct is strong. Not as strong as survival, but certainly way more stronger than women. It's so strong that it basically manifests itself as an urge. If you deprive men away from fulfilling these desires it becomes almost like hunger.

It's biology. Men are just built this way. It is what it is.

>We should force victims to accommodate the perpetrators amongst them and see if that helps.

No. The victims choose to put themselves in a dangerous environment. You cannot change the behavior of a starving man. The only real way to do it is to feed the man. I am offering the best solution should the woman choose to put her self in that position.

As a feminist you demand more. You demand the starving man to conduct himself in obedience to the law, to conduct his behavior according to morals and education. That is a view point that is not inline with reality. People have to eat. Sexual urges for men are not as strong as hunger, that is admittedly an exaggeration to help you understand. But I will say that sexual urges in men are extremely strong, so strong that the comparison is highly apt. You cannot hope to control it by going on a protest.

You have to realize feminism exists mainly because there are a lot of men who support the movement. Should all men on earth decide to be against feminism, the movement will die. A lot of these men support the movement because they have wives, daughters and girlfriends they care about. Single men can support feminism too, but they have a lot less incentive to do so. These single men make up a huge portion of the people in Antarctica.

>Many women don't even want hang out with rapists in Antarctica.

Then don't. You should understand male psychology and deal with the situation realistically rather then demand some unrealistic ideal be upheld.

Men built civilization, we built the law and societies that both genders live in. It is only within the last century that the concept of gender equality has come to fruition. But the biological reality of the difference between sexes is still very real and tradition of centuries of human society cannot be simply erased.

If we want true gender equality we have to attack it from a realistic angle. We have to acknowledge dark realities of both male (and female) behavior and achieve equality through true scientific understanding. The situation in Antarctica was just a time bomb waiting to happen. It's obvious.

This idea that we expect people to just behave according to some ideal when it that ideal goes against human nature and biology is crazy. It just won't work.

>Damn, and they say we feminists have a negative view of men.

That stereotypical view is familiar to everyone. Everyone recognizes an aspect of it as a sort of general truth. All men in general feel dark sexual urges and we all somewhat understand the desires behind why a man would choose to rape a woman. What isn't recognized among feminists (and society in general) is that women have a very dark aspect about them as well. But that's another topic.

>As an alternative to this take, we could hold violent criminals accountable without regard to gender or distance from the equator.

This is another problem with people. These random assumptions. I wasn't talking about accountability here. I was talking about solutions to solve the problem. Accountability is a different topic.

I'm not saying whether those harassers are right or wrong (I think they're wrong) I'm saying the steps that need to be done to solve the problem. You are relying on "accountability" to solve the problem as if that matters in Antarctica. They are cut off from contact from the rest of society. Woman can't go the traditional institutions that are normally there to assist them and ask for help.

You can try to rebuild those institutions in Antarctica, but realize those institutions will be made up of lonely single men because those are mostly the only people willing to go there. It's just reality.