cococandy:
So nobody wants to call him olosho and say he deserves it for following a strange man? Nobody?
Okay.

Actions and reactions go hand in hand. If so, since there are reflex actions, there are also reflex reactions. While generalization and the resulting stigmatization are examples of reflex reactions.
It's not mechanical, rather it's both natural and instinctive. Humans must always generalize from some set of previous actions or trend.

If you were a man, you would have seen little girls, even nieces protected from you. It's always insulting because simply, you're being insinuated as a child molester, but can you blame the parents? For protecting their little girls? Obviously not. We all protect our little girls the same way. Nonetheless, you still feel your personality highly downgraded and falsely accused. Yet you can't see men coming out to cry about being generalized and stigmatized.

If 20% or less of men who molest/rape women especially young girls are used to stigmatize all men out there as rapists, why then do ladies cry all day when over 60% Nigerian ladies are used to generalize?
Every living adult is caught in the crossfire of generalization. Moreover, is a whopping 60% not fair enough to generalize 100%?

Learn to kiss the bald head of the truth and stop being an unrepentant crybaby.