Hey, Can A Woman "Ask To Get Raped"?

Hell in my early twenties there was no amount of alcohol that would stop me from performing and I question if this is at all uncommon for other young men.

First, please take note the claims that rapes are common on colleges campuses is base on those phonic surveys and not on reported rapes.

Biden, along with Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, visited the university to introduce guidance to help schools, colleges and universities better understand their legal obligations under federal civil rights laws to prevent and respond to the issue of sexual assault on campuses nationwide.
Biden, who sponsored the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, has long been an advocate for protecting women from sexual and domestic abuse.
Duncan was first to address the crowd of nearly 800 students, faculty and community members, saying that although school officials often wish sexual violence did not exist, the issue cannot be ignored.
"Too often our country has tried to deny that sexual violence occurs in our schools," Duncan said. "That denial must end

Biden said that he is determined to end domestic and sexual violence in this country because of his father, who taught him that sexual abuse is the "cardinal sin of all sins."
Lessons like this, Biden told his audience, need to be better taught by American schools in order to prevent even more sexual abuse among teens and college students.
"It is the responsibility of colleges and community colleges to be proactive in protecting rights of women on campus," Biden said. "Rape is rape is rape, and the sooner we make that clear, the sooner we'll make progress on campuses."
Biden then addressed the men in the crowd, calling upon them to fight against the sexual abuse of women in their personal lives and by speaking up when they witness abuse.
"I'm asking you to take a pledge to yourself," Biden said. "Promise yourself you will speak up … it takes a lot of courage to go against convention."

Yesterday, Vice President Biden and Secretary Duncan announced a Sexual Assault Awareness Campaign. The impetus? The Department of Education acknowledges a grave threat to this generation: 20 percent of college women will be victims of rape or sexual assault!

We live in a civilized country, after all. Who is assaulting these young women? The answer, of course, is our college men! Ponder this: roughly 20% of our college men will rape or sexually assault a college woman before they graduate.

Let me put this another way. This weekend, when you go to your son's little league or lacrosse game, watch his team take the field. Two of the boys on his team will grow up to rape or sexually assault a college classmate. How did we let it get to this?

When I read the Department of Education stats, I felt a knot in my stomach. My daughter will enter college and have a 20 percent chance of being a victim? What are mothers and fathers to do to protect our daughters? We can't send chaperones on campus. Or lock our daughters up in their dorm room. But, we certainly can use this information as a teachable moment to arm our daughters with information.

But if that's all we do as parents, it's a cop-out! We have failed this generation. We as parents must arm our sons with information too! Bluntly stated: we need to explain sexual boundaries to this generation of boys and young men.

The answer, of course, is our college men! Ponder this: roughly 20% of our college men will rape or sexually assault a college woman before they graduate

isn't the following statement oppressive to women?

If a woman had her tits hanging out I assume that she wish males to looks at them and might be more open to males approaching her then a lady who is cover up would be.

...and if you had your dick hanging out we can only asume that an approaching female would cut the damn thing off.