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In reply to the discussion: So you’re tired of hearing about “rape culture”? [View all]ismnotwasm
(42,674 posts)55. Exactly
Point fingers everywhere else, and deny it over here.
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people only object to being called a rape culture, in their own culture
La Lioness Priyanka
Mar 2013
#1
or, what i heard this last round, it is certain PARTS of the country. Connecticut anyone. nt
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#22
great point- we had an educated DUer from NYC claiming there were "pockets" that excluded
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#29
I'll be tired of hearing about rape culture when we no longer live in a rape culture
Orrex
Mar 2013
#12
Nobody wants to be a traitor? WTF are they friends with rapists, for fuck's sake?
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#31
Not wanting to be a traitor is exactly within the realm of rape culture.
Gravitycollapse
Mar 2013
#53
accurately illustrates Burke's truism, "All that evil requires is for good men to do nothing".
LanternWaste
Mar 2013
#70
Can we at least posit the existence of a prevailing "anti-rape culture"?
Comrade Grumpy
Mar 2013
#16
What is consistently overlooked is the number of victims, of either sex, who say nothing.
redqueen
Mar 2013
#42
so true! when I told my cousin that I didn't want to hang out with his friend
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#50
OMG, yes they are. It is still really hard for me to characterize it as an attempted rape...
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#57
Theories on rape culture also seek to redefine what constitutes "rape."
Gravitycollapse
Mar 2013
#56
we must deconstruct. and that is where so many, too many, the vast majority fight.
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#66
I have been on juries where people alerted on the MERE MENTION of rape culture!
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#51
Rape culture is when a woman is raped and forced to stay with that person cause that person is her
Arcanetrance
Mar 2013
#21
really? svu is always discusing how hard it is to get women to come forward
La Lioness Priyanka
Mar 2013
#44
rape in too many movies have become sexualized to get the watcher off, not horrified.
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#67
Geez, "all men are rapists"? They really can't stop feeling sorry for themselves, can they?
redqueen
Mar 2013
#63
take the fuckin abuse is damn right. tone... not so confrontational, my ass. you know,
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#68