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

I don't even know who he is referring to with all this "feminist" nonsense.

A number of feminist writers maintain that identifying as a feminist is the strongest stand men can take in the struggle against sexism. They have argued that men should be allowed, or even be encouraged, to participate in the feminist movement.[34][195] Other female feminists argue that men cannot be feminists simply because they are not women. They maintain that men are granted inherent privileges that prevent them from identifying with feminist struggles, thus making it impossible for them to identify with feminists.[196]

Only the man is responsible for the act of rape.

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Is it just me or did hawkeye just quote the very thing we have all been saying all along about self-restraint?

I was on board everyone being responsible for their own actions 20 pages back. Where I disagree with you is that I think that this should include women as well. I have no quibble with what Peter said.

Simple, isn’t it? You can hate rape and want it punished, while still recognising that a woman who, say, goes back to a man’s home after several Bacardi Breezers was being a bit dim.
Yet a wave of hysterical ultra-feminist propaganda has this week forced a State agency to reverse a perfectly sensible decision to cut compensation to rape victims who were drunk.

Women do not rape themselves. Only the man is responsible for the act of rape.

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Women do not rape themselves. Only the man is responsible for the act of rape.

Somehow I would not be surprise if every once in a blue moon or far more often in prison a bull dike had rape a woman.

Woman had been found guilty of raping children also.

If men didn't rape women there'd be no need for a definition of rape. Now put that in your pipe and smoke it.

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If men didn't rape women there'd be no need for a definition of rape. Now put that in your pipe and smoke it.

You hate for men in general is coming through kind of strongly.

You hate for men in general is coming through kind of strongly.

If men didn't rape women there'd be no need for a definition of rape.

But, is her statement untrue? If men didn't rape women we wouldn't have to define it in the law, or consider it a crime, would we?

Whatever minor successes men's groups may have achieved, the reality is that public policy on domestic violence in the U.S. is heavily dominated by feminist advocacy groups. For the most part, these groups embrace a rigid orthodoxy that treats domestic violence as male terrorism against women, rooted in patriarchal power and intended to enforce it. They also have a record of making grotesquely exaggerated, thoroughly debunked claims about an epidemic of violence against women—for instance, that battering causes more hospital visits by women every year than car accidents, muggings, and cancer combined.

These advocacy groups practically designed the Violence Against Women Act of 1994, and they dominate the state coalitions against domestic violence to which local domestic violence programs must belong in order to qualify for federal funds. As a result of the advocates' influence, federal assistance is denied to programs that offer joint counseling to couples in which there is domestic violence, and court-mandated treatment for violent men downplays drug and alcohol abuse (since it's all about the patriarchy).

Against the backdrop of this enforced party line, Joyce is alarmed by the smallest signs that men's rights groups may be gaining even a modest voice in framing domestic violence policy

I worry now about the girls living past me.

If men didn't rape women we wouldn't have to define it in the law, or consider it a crime, would we?

women commit about 2% of all sexual offenses and their abuse often involves their own child or children, but this statistic doesn't mention how many, if any, of these cases of abuse were rape

More than 100 women raped everyday in Karachi
Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Karachi , Sept 16 (ANI): If a Karachi Police surgeon is to be believed, on an average 100 rapes take place in the port city of Karachi alone, and most of these crimes are committed on working women.

He said because of the lengthy medical process and delayed justice system in Pakistan , only 0.5 percent of rape cases are reported to the police.

On average, 100 women are raped every 24 hours in Karachi city alone, and a majority of them are working women. I am saying with full authority that such a large number of rape cases happen in the city. But very few rape survivors have the courage to come forward in search of justice, Additional Police Surgeon (APS) Dr Zulfiqar Siyal while speaking at a seminar on sexual violence organised by the Aurat Foundation, here last evening.
http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/india-news/more-than-100-women-raped-everyday-in-karachi_10096249.html