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In reply to the discussion: Womans Brilliant Analogy Sums Up The Insidiousness Of Victim Blaming [View all]hunter
(40,878 posts)23. WTF? "provocative clothing is in fact provocative."
Provocative is what happens in your head, not the clothing.
It's ordinary human decency to see only what the wearer of said clothing, or no clothing at all, wants you to see. Even if it might be "Look at me! I'm hot!" That's where it stops.
Nobody wears clothing or no clothing asking to be groped or raped.
It's the difference between the people running around on the nude beach having fun playing in the surf, and the creepy people hiding in the bushes with the long lens cameras.
(Yes I have frolicked on nude beaches, and yes I used to be hot.)
For example, the disgusting orange turd in the white house is one of the creepy groping raping guys.
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The trope of blaming the victim and thinking it is your ally is truly delusional
ck4829
Jul 2017
#51
This is poor ethics, you are advocating a position that conservative clothing reduces rape..
JHan
Jul 2017
#15
I think the analogy works: the dog responds that way because it is socialized to do so..
JHan
Jul 2017
#47
Great. I do not like to hear "Rape is God's Will", no it is not, it is a decision by
Thinkingabout
Jul 2017
#56