@Arella Mae,
Quote:I have been talking about rape!
You have been talking about what the rape feminists call rape, not what the actual people involved call rape. You are fully on board the rape feminist claim that even those women who do not believe that they have been raped and do not want the government involved have none the less been raped. This is just one of the ways you are thrown in with removing from the citizens our rights over our affairs.
We have already removed from those we call victims the right to decide if the law pursues their case, what else is the government allowed to do? Can they for instance make alleged victims sit through a lesson on how they have violated their duty to other women if they dont cooperate with the authorities so that we can pressure them into doing what is wanted...much like we make those seeking abortions suffer though lecture and pictures of fetuses so that perhaps they will not pursue their legal right to an abortion? Can we make them sit though this lecture each and every time they seek assistance from the rape centers even after they have made their position clear that they do not want to cooperate with the law apparatus of the state as we often do now? We know that we can report the incident to the police anyway, we are breaking the law if we don't report, no matter what the woman wants.
WHo else but sexual assault and domestic violence alleged victims dont have the right to decide if what happened to them gets reported to the state? They have perhaps already been run over by someone who was trying to get what they want out of them, but the state has zero compassion for this loss of control, it is not only prepared to run over them again but increasingly is making doing so policy.