Re: all the rape commentary

[eric]

Can't say I disagree. The topless thing, idk I couldn't really think of a male equivalent to dressing like a hooker

[eric]

I don't like clubs at all. I will never ever ever ever ever dance, and I listen to way different music. I don't like techno or hip hop or anything like that. But maybe just to experience it if it was really worth it I guess I could tolerate it.

[Darkhorse]

[eric]

Clothing doesn't have anything to do with that. I'm discussing provocative clothing, and women being objectified, which is related to men raping them. And women don't approach men generally, whether they want it or not, men approach women. And in order for a woman to get a mans attention, typically, they dress provocatively, as emerald pointed out.

But I already know you're going to call me a misanthropist, so I'll just save you the trouble of replying

[dontworrybehappy]

What women need to understand is that things you do decrease or increase the likelihood of something happening. If she wants to reduce her chance of being raped, she needs to not dress like a slut. Sure, she has a right to dress like a slut and that shouldn't mean she should be raped. However, it increases the chance. Just like someone who wants to live a long time might want to eat right, exercise and not engage in dangerous activity. Does that mean that someone who eats junk food, doesn't move a muscle and jumps out of planes every morning deserves to die young? Of course not. But it increases the likelihood of it happening.

It's called risk management.

[Clarino]

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[Clarino]

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No, they're centred around the fact that only a small percentage of accusations of rape are proven to be false.

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