Again, you're just lumping all sexual assault together and pretending there are no commonalities between the nature of the victims, that of the perpetrators, and how the authorities dealt with the reports, in order to pretend that there were no factors at play.
If we apply the same logic to abuse by priests there was no point having those inquiries either I guess. No point looking at whether the Church could have prevented it, whether cultural factors were involved, whether the Church covered it up. It's all just abuse, nothing special about it ...
In fact, really what's the point of Criminology altogether if there is nothing meaningful to be found in an analysis of the relationship between victims and offenders? Could be a lot on money saved if we get rid of those gang crime units etc.