Sorry sisters, but girls who get blind drunk ARE risking rape

The Dude said:
Is anyone pro rape! Duh
If the girl is risking something it's because gay frat boys would rather protect a rapist than a victim!
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Read the fucking article first then comment, that's what normal people do. Do you tell your daughter that it is ok to go out shitfaced?
 
I only have sons, and taught them to whoop someone's ass before they committed the crime!
No way I'm letting a daughter dress or act slutty etc.
I can only have empathy for daughters and fathers of girls.
Lots of rapist and rape supporters out there.
 
Threedee said:
No rational person does. The remaining 75% of people will find all sorts of things to get bent over. You seem more interested in those sort of people exploding all over the threads, else you would have given this up already.
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He's poking desh n darla in the eye. Obviously
 
Aoxomoxoa said:
Is there any part of that article that you disagree with?
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No....but it sure does border on "Thank you Captain Obvious". I fail to see the point of posting this form of common sense other than to annoy the ladies. I mean for real Tom, replace "rape" with "guns" and read the article and tell me what you think?
 
Mott the Hoople said:
No....but it sure does border on "Thank you Captain Obvious". I fail to see the point of posting this form of common sense other than to annoy the ladies. I mean for real Tom, replace "rape" with "guns" and read the article and tell me what you think?
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Well if it is so obvious why should it upset anyone?
 
Aoxomoxoa said:
By Sarah Vine

PUBLISHED: 01:56, 1 January 2014 | UPDATED: 02:21, 1 January 2014

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Sex without consent, whatever the circumstances, is always a crime. Whether a woman is drunk, sober, unconscious or conscious, dressed as a nun or channelling Rihanna, if she is sexually attacked then it is never, ever because she was ‘asking for it’. There is only one person who is to blame for a rape, and that is the perpetrator. No one would dream of blaming a minor for being the subject of sexual abuse on grounds of diminished responsibility; and the same principle must apply to all victims, whatever state of dishevelment they happen to find themselves in.

Nevertheless, I refuse to join in the chorus of feminist disapproval aimed at Calderdale Council in West Yorkshire, which has caused outrage among anti-rape campaigners for a poster featuring a young women, make-up smudged, hair dishevelled, dress wonky, shoes in hand, clearly not much in control of her faculties. The caption reads: ‘When you drink too much you lose control and put yourself at risk.’ At risk of what? Being run over by a passing taxi, losing your house keys or eating a dodgy kebab? Maybe.

But the real risk that’s implied, though never stated, is rape. Get too drunk and insensible, the poster is saying, and you could end up the victim of a sexual assault. Why is that so offensive? It is, after all, the truth. It’s not a nice truth, or one that anyone condones. It is, however, a truth that might save some women from a horrific ordeal.

But there are some feminists who are, as ever, more anxious to take offence than help a fellow woman. Advice on how to protect yourself from crime — whether it’s a crime against property or person — is a service to us all. Karen Ingala Smith, spokesperson for the anti-violence charity Nia (no, me neither), may want to believe that the poster reinforces ‘the excuses made by rapists as they attempt to discredit the women they rape and justify their crime’.

But no one I know is going to start sympathising with rapists because of a poster campaign. Whereas I can think of an impressionable teenager or three who might just hold back a little if the warning is stark enough. As someone who lived on their own from the age of 17 in a not terribly salubrious part of Brighton, I learned my lesson early on. My parents lived abroad so I had no one to rely on for lifts, and there were no mobile phones back then.
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why not show a picture of a girl whos tipsy and then saying somethimg like.........


just because shes drunk doesn't give you the right to rape her.


Just because shes EASY to subdue doesn't make rape legal.



Maybe they should make posters that chide women for not taking self defense classes.


You know something like show a picture of the typical guy at a pub with a caption like.

Yeah hes looks like a normal guy but remember guys see you get drunk and will rape you.


You better be able to fucking kill them and rip off their dicks and shove it in their mouths.

we all know the typical English guy will rape you if you are vulnerable,

Learn how to kill them in martial arts class.





you just don't get it do you?


blaming the victim for the crime is NOT how you solve these social issues that involve crime.



Its your fault you got raped because you had a drink.


Its your fault you got raped because you trusted the wrong person.


Its your fault you got raped because you didn't ADJUST your own behavior.


there is ONLY one persons behavior that is out of control


that is the person who desides that their dick getting stiff outweights the right of another human being not to be kidnapped and tortured.


Its a dick problem get it.

not a drink problem.


maybe we should tell all the guys in some campaign that they should alter their behavior huh?


how about telling men they should take salt peter to make sure they don't RAPE someone who went to a pub and got drunk.


how do you think that would go over.


the person who got raped did not do a crime
 
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