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| Kidd
@prittii, “Women can sexually assault men… but how can a woman rape a man?”
You seem to assume that men don’t get raped by other men and you assume women only rape men. Women can sexually abuse other women and children. Besides, the women who do rape men can do so with date rape drugs and the like. It’s not exactly impossible.
“Rape is a serious problem against women and children in the world. Let’s quit the hypocrisy pretending it’s man’s problem too.”
Excuse you? About 20% of prisoners report being raped (these are only the ones who REPORT it, mind you.) One in every eight rape victims are men (again, only the men who come forth). And men are less likely to come forward than women are, and even when they do, they’re more likely to get teased or simply not believed because of their gender. Rape is a serious problem against PEOPLE of the world, not just women. Rape is just as traumatizing for a man as it is a woman, and to act like it’s not a problem is just appalling on your part. I think you should quit the hypocrisy.
“People that get raped don’t shout it out loud to the world.”
Exactly. And a man is much less likely to come forth than a woman.
That all being said I don’t deny that women and children are the majority of victims, but that’s not a reason to turn a blind eye to the minority.
“This problem doesn’t belong to the ‘unfortunate ones’… It’s everywhere.”
If you think I suggested otherwise, I’m sorry for the misunderstanding. But, I understand that. Quite frankly, higher class men are more likely to believe they’re entitled to women, so it’s not surprising. They’re also more likely to get away with it. No matter where it happens, it’s an issue of dominance and control, was my main point.
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@prittii, Also..
“And even in this case, she is not getting any pleasure out of this torture (mental pleasure maybe)…”
Rape is not about pleasure and sex. It’s about dominance, which she would certainly be expressing.
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- “people” don’t make society: “Citizens” make society! And being a citizen means having “rights and obligations”… -
Semantics aside, let’s just pretend to see where I’m coming from and say that in the grand scheme of things, society is made from human beings and human beings can rape. The law is what it is, the point is moot.
“Probably much easier than being raped! This one for example, doesn’t look sad: ”
When you take the trouble, you might find that they are just like you.
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