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

@wmwcjr,

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Hey, Billy Boy, I happen to have known two rape victims personally for years. (One of them, incidentally, is a guy who was raped when he was a teenager by a man who overcame him because he was considerably stronger.) Their lives were ruined. So, you can take your absolutely contemptuous attitude and stick it up where the sun don't shine!

Yes and I am sure that the young men who are falsely charge with sexual assaults and now need to face a college kangaroo court is better off in being mark as rapists for the rest of their lives and having their college careers ended.

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@wmwcjr,

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Here is a religion-affiliated university that will really confuse that woman-hating "blame the victim" misogynist and scornful, intolerant atheist BillRM. Poor guy, on the one hand, he's completely scornful of anyone and everyone who believes there is a God. On the other hand, he believes that most accusations of rape are false and that women who have been raped probably did something to bring it upon themselves. So, here we have a religion-affiliated university (which upsets BillRM) that treats rape victims on their campus with utter contempt (which pleases BillRM). What a conflict it must be for him! I almost feel sorry for the guy. He doesn't know how to react!

I think his hatred of women trumps his atheism. A lot of atheists are very intelligent people, BillRM is not one of them, he's an atheist because he has a lack of imagination.

Btw, most normal people had sex whilst at college, if, like BillRM you didn't, you really shouldn't comment on something you know absolutely nothing about.

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@izzythepush,

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Btw, most normal people had sex whilst at college, if, like BillRM you didn't, you really shouldn't comment on something you know absolutely nothing about.

LOL I did somehow fit in some sexual activities during my college years while carrying on average 21 credit hours a semester of engineering courses but I did not go to drinking parties.

My group idea of a drinking party was sitting in a corner of a beer and pizza place on US one with a large pitcher of beer and our slide rules on the table.

We also would ask for the lights in our corner to be turn up during those sessions.

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@BillRM,

Slide Rules? What year was your HS class? I was 1980, and I heard about slide rules, I think I even saw one once, but they were long gone by the time I came around. We all used Texas Instruments calculators. The professors used to tell us how spoiled we were, apparently slide rules took a lot of time.

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@hawkeye10,

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Slide Rules? What year was your HS class? I was 1980, and I heard about slide rules, I think I even saw one once, but they were long gone by the time I came around. We all used Texas Instruments calculators.

Hawkeye so you are a young man indeed as I received my BSEE in 1972 and there was no scientific calculators on the market at that time.

Hell sometime during middle school I taught myself to used an old wooden slide rule of my father and in college I was using a top of the line lifetime guarantee log-log duplex pickett slide rule that I still have in a draw.

In fact you could tell the engineering students on campus at the time by the slide rule cases we would have on our belts like short swords.......LOL

I can still remember the joy of buying a TI-59 calculator in the 1980s and wishing like hell I had it fourteen years earlier.

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@hawkeye10,

Footnote to this very day all my computer desktops have a TI-59 Emulator on them to allow me to do any fast calculation I might had a wish to do using them.

Just love that calculator but you do know you are getting real real old when you read that a TI-59 had been placed on display at the Smithsonian.

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@BillRM,

I'm not surprised to hear you're a solitary drinker.

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@izzythepush,

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I'm not surprised to hear you're a solitary drinker.

I am? Izzy had you gotten yourself a case of mad cow disease perhaps with all your brain cells turning into sludge?

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@BillRM,

That touched a nerve.

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@hawkeye10,

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apparently slide rules took a lot of time.

It was a skill that took time to learn as you needed to keep track of the exponents of the numbers involved in your head as you went along.

An error there could result in a few orders of magnitude error in your final results.

A slide rule is just an analog log table for that matter.

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@BillRM,

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Yes and I am sure that the young men who are falsely charge with sexual assaults and now need to face a college kangaroo court is better off in being mark as rapists for the rest of their lives and having their college careers ended.

Given your hysterical preoccupation with false sexual assault allegations, the only logical protection for a man would be celibacy.

Your attitudes are deeply anti-sexual. You are repeatedly warning men about the danger of having sex with a woman. The clear message you are sending would be to avoid sexual contacts.

That's not surprising for someone who is so fearful of women, and likely so unappealing to them, that his sex life, for most of his life, has consisted of pornography and masturbation. You're much more positive in your support of pornography than you are of actual sexual contact with females.

Fortunately, most normal healthy men do not share your deep distrust of women, or aversion to actually having sex with them.

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@izzythepush,

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I'm not surprised to hear you're a solitary drinker.

And the amount of BillRM's alcohol consumption can be judged by how much even more fractured and garbled his language use becomes. Drunk

And you're quite right, he never had a sex life in college. And that wasn't because he was too busy studying. No one, regardless of their major, is too busy studying in college that they can't enjoy an active social life has well. And, if an engineering student can't find girls at their own school, they find them at other colleges, or they have friends who fix them up on dates. BillRM was just a loser.

So, imagining what kind of sex life young college men can enjoy now is just another porn fantasy for him--all those lusty drunk women, young enough to be his granddaughters, just spreading their legs for him. This topic is just more porn for him. Since his frame of reference is only porn, he can't acknowledge the real life reality of sexual assault.

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@izzythepush,

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That touched a nerve.

Sorry that I touched your nerve <NOT>.

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So how much sex are contemporary students actually having?

Here are the data: Fifty-nine percent say they have sex weekly or more often, and 32 percent say they’ve had sex with more than one person over the past year.

http://chronicle.com/blogs/percolator/study-casts-skeptical-light-on-campus-hookup-culture/33389

With all of that sex going on when these students have way too much free time to get into trouble (because they spend half the time on academics that students 40 years ago did) and with all of the drinking going on the error rate looks pretty good to me.

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@hawkeye10,

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with all of the drinking going on the error rate looks pretty good to me.

As I already had stated it seems that the safest thing to do is to send any young men you care about to Utah for their college years where the risk of them being victims of the war on young men is the smallest possible in the US.

In just ten short years my own family is going to have three young men at risk.

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@hawkeye10,

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With all of that sex going on when these students have way too much free time to get into trouble...

Duh...the article you posted finds student's sexual behaviors really have not changed in the past 25 years.

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A new study, which Mr. Monto will present here today at the American Sociological Association conference, challenges that picture. The paper finds “no evidence of substantial changes in sexual behavior that would support the proposition that there is a new or pervasive ‘hookup culture’ among contemporary college students.”

By comparing national survey data on two waves of young adults who had completed at least one year of college—the first wave from 1988 to 1996, and the second from 2002 to 2010—Mr. Monto found that today’s young people are not having sex more often or with more partners. They do not report having sex with more people over the past year than earlier students did. And they were substantially less likely to have sex once or more a week.
http://chronicle.com/blogs/percolator/study-casts-skeptical-light-on-campus-hookup-culture/33389

College students have always had a lot of free time--neither course loads, nor assignments, nor time spend in classes, have ever prevented students from enjoying active social lives, or participating in campus activities unrelated to academics, or even holding part-time jobs.

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because they spend half the time on academics that students 40 years ago did

The bulk of the decline in study time took place between 1961--1981. It hasn't changed much in the past 30 years (Babcock, Philip, and Mindy Marks. 2010. “Leisure College USA: The Decline in Student Study Time.” Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute).

The current younger generation just isn't that different from the previous generation in terms of their sexual activity. You continue to misinterpret and distort the information you yourself post. That happens with such continued frequency, it has become rather comical. You always manage to make yourself look like a fool.

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@BillRM,

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In just ten short years my own family is going to have three young men at risk.

Given your paranoid fears of sexual contacts with women, you'd best advise them to all enter monasteries.

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@firefly,

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The bulk of the decline in study time took place between 1961--1981

University is the new High School so these kids today sit around " studying" very often getting little accomplished because they dont know how to study. Had skills kept apace there would have been a big drop in study time over the last two decades as the work done has dropped a lot over that time.

HOWEVER, your basic point that we back in the 80's had a lot of time to get into trouble is valid. I was massively disappointed in the condition of the University as I found in during the mid 80's, I did not know at the time that the damage had been done by the student revolts of the late 60's, that by the mid 70's faculty had lost the ability to push the students academically. As a engineering student I studied a lot, the Vet school students even more, and many international relations majors at the james Madison College really threw themselves into the work because they were passionate about the subject matter, but most everyone else did a lot of slacking. The communications and journalism students were the worst.

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@hawkeye10,

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As a engineering student I studied a lot,

Hawkeye what was your area of study and what model of TI calculator did you used....TI-52, TI-58C or TI-59 or a later model?

The one problem with the TI-59 is it could run on battery power for only a very short time and it card reader would not last long.

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@BillRM,

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Hawkeye what was your area of study and what model of TI calculator did you used....TI-52, TI-58C or TI-59 or a later model?

Try sending Hawkeye a PM if you want to discuss something between the two of you that's totally unrelated to the topic.

Or are you too dumb to know how to send a PM? That wouldn't surprise me.

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