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View Poll Results: Can you blame the victim for getting raped when raping someone is illegal? | |||
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7 | 13.73% |
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44 | 86.27% |
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it has nothing to do with equal rights because i don't think that's the endgame. by definition i think most of the US society is a feminist because i believe the strong majority of people want equal rights, myself included. it's those who proclaim so outwardly their feminism that i have an issue with because i think they are extremists who love nothin more than to act like a victim at any opportunity and stand on their soapbox and tell anyone who will listen how super oppressed they are by society and down trodden by the man. that dish comes with a huge side of exageration and hyperbole too.
i asked a legit question and i am met with that type of response. i never implied that only a rape victim would know it's wrong lol. but it is compeltely reasonable to ask the question because it pertains to the topic and i wanted to know if personal experience playe dinto what i consider a jaded attitude towards the topic. but again, that was taken as nothin more than a chance to gain sympathy and play the part of victim fueled by pesudo outrage more than anything. you can frame it as an 'attack' or 'entitlement' or whatever other words you wanna use but by no means would i apologize for that question being asked not surprisingly you ((for some reason)) mentioned a race?? seems pretty typical of you tho for whatever reason. go back to your SRS brigade where people will roll over and agree with you on everything |
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sorry to dissapoint but im not bitin at the bait lol. i am discussin what is goin on in this thread and you are takin the train off the tracks which ive seen you do many times to many ppl, myself included a few times already. so again, keep fishin
the only thing i will add is that i feel the same towards male rights activists and their outward proclamation of their identification of MRAs. i hate those ppl too |
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Also, you don't just ask people if they've been raped. Do you always ask such personal questions to people you don't know? I honestly can't believe that you asked that question. |
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Why not? If we're to have an open, frank discussion that would serve to benefit anyone then why wouldn't you be able, rather encouraged to try to discuss with a victim the effects of the act itself or how rape could be prevented? If a person is sensitive to the memory, as well they can and deserve to be, then all they have to say is a simple "no, I don't want to talk about it". It's thinking like this that lead to so much miscommunication and misunderstanding with controversial topics like this.
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we can certainly disagree on that ((derailing the thread) but i think it was you who took a similar stance in another thread. and yes i do ask questions when i think they pertain to the topic im discussing. i gave examples of ways to handle it and they don't include "**** you' or claiming its some sort of entitlement to info cause i asked a relevant question. i was discussin the convo that developed in the thread not goin way off the tracks with "lmao lmao u jelly i get pussy!!' in consecutive posts which had nothing to do with anything other than tryin to bait me which i politely declined to bite at several times and will keep doin so
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There are two topics devoted to rape that are popular in the past few days, as a victim myself I've avoided even really reading them unless a post was called to my attention. It's not the most encouraging community to talk about such a horrible thing that probably affects a large portion of this community without being attacked/having it brought up in a totally different context, so why bother?
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anyways last page to respond to what tore said about teaching boys not to rape... yes of course i agree that should be taught. i took offense because i interpreted katsy as saying that we dont teach people not to rape....that it's not common for people to know that's wrong... that society fails at teaching boys it is wrong to rape women. and i dont think that's the issue - i have severe doubts that rapists dont realize it is wrong to rape. men get raped too by males and females. when females rape men, the sentences are almost always ridiculously lenient in comparison, so there goes katsy's claim that laws are so anti-women. just because its less common for men to be raped doesnt mean it doesnt exist in large numbers too |
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