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stevenleser

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23. They dont exactly make that distinction clear in the article. nt

Reply to redqueen (Reply #18)

Tue Dec 13, 2011, 08:29 PM

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disturbing study - Can You Tell The Difference Between quotes from A Men�s Magazine And A Rapist? [View all] Liberal_in_LA Dec 2011 OP

Interesting, though not surprising RZM Dec 2011 #1

Meh. My results (with spoiler alert): ieoeja Dec 2011 #2

+1 Seems the gist of the article is that rapist think like other men until.... Scuba Dec 2011 #3

Yep. People should be judged on actions, not thoughts Taverner Dec 2011 #30

meh... seabeyond Dec 2011 #5

" something like that, what can he do with it? " redqueen Dec 2011 #10

So, the topic is rapists and men's mags OriginalGeek Dec 2011 #4

well geez.... seabeyond Dec 2011 #6

sick ad Liberal_in_LA Dec 2011 #12

Something I'm not understanding guitar man Dec 2011 #7

"men are actually more likely to agree with the rapists" Union Scribe Dec 2011 #8

Though the majority of men are not rapists... RandomKoolzip Dec 2011 #17

Thanks for that, and I'll add: REP Dec 2011 #20

Yep. If a rapist says "I like chocolate ice cream"... Taverner Dec 2011 #31

I was able to differentiate 11/16 (with two errors both ways), but the number I agree or petronius Dec 2011 #9

This is just sad. redqueen Dec 2011 #11

How many mens magazines are there and how many back issues are there of those magazines? stevenleser Dec 2011 #13

What is the case that you you think they're trying to make? (nt) redqueen Dec 2011 #14

That there is no difference between the way regular men and rapists talk. nt stevenleser Dec 2011 #16

It seems to me they're focusing on lads' mags, not regular men. redqueen Dec 2011 #18

They dont exactly make that distinction clear in the article. nt stevenleser Dec 2011 #23

Nor this one... LanternWaste Dec 2011 #26

"Nor this one" what? Person asked me a question what I thought the point of the article was. stevenleser Dec 2011 #34

Exactly. Look at all the elipses being used Union Scribe Dec 2011 #15

That's an unfair assumption. redqueen Dec 2011 #19

Well I don't know what's been taken out, Union Scribe Dec 2011 #21

In formal and academic critiques... LanternWaste Dec 2011 #27

nonsense. if an academic is trying to support a particular conclusion, it's up to them to unblock Dec 2011 #33

Hm, I wonder how a 'can you tell the difference between a harlequin romance novel and police report' Edweird Dec 2011 #22

i think this is a provocative but academically worthless "study". unblock Dec 2011 #24

Nicely put. randome Dec 2011 #32

Eeew. lapislzi Dec 2011 #25

I haven't seen today's "men's magazines", but to me... Speck Tater Dec 2011 #28

This is from the article Lunacee2012 Dec 2011 #29

You know, maybe humanity dying out isn't so bad. Zhade Dec 2011 #35