@hawkeye10,
Firefly said
Quote:although more often by someone known to them, because such victims are vulnerable to being over powered by a person with predatory tendencies.
Hawkeye responded:
Quote: and yet over and over again that claim runs into problems in reality, when the people who know the accused male say without or almost without exception "I have never seen in him any reason to suspect that he is a sexual predator, and I think I know him pretty well.". This all boils down to problems directly caused by the claim made by feminsts that sex crimes are all about violence, not at all about passion. Sexual trespass or no tresspass but hurt feelings on the part of the female often are hugely about passion. The truth does not conform to the story that the politics of the feminists demands. The current fix is to shout down anyone who questions the feminists story, to call us rape deniers, undetected rapists, and misogynists " DONT EXAMINE THEIR CLAIMS, THEY ARE SICK SICK SICK!".
You're just plain ignorant, and you are committed to remaining willfully ignorant. That's why your claim about seeking "truth" is not just laughable, it's downright ludicrous.
Quote: "I have never seen in him any reason to suspect that he is a sexual predator, and I think I know him pretty well.".
So, because friends or relatives say that sort of thing about accused, or convicted, sexual offenders, that means the person wasn't a rapist? Are you joking?
That's what the sisters of the 19 year old, who was convicted of beating and raping an 85 year old nun, who was just standing behind her church, said about him.
That's exactly what the co-workers of Jesse Matthew have said about him--what a "nice guy" he was. But Matthew is now a suspect in two abductions and murders of female college students "with intent to defile" and the attempted murder and rape of another woman, and he was first accused of sexual assault in both colleges he attended.
But, if someone who knows a perpetrator says, "Gee, he never seemed like a sexual predator," you'll take that as some kind of proof he probably isn't one. Boy, are you a deep thinker.
Not that you don't have major problems facing reality, naw, not you.
Quote:This all boils down to problems directly caused by the claim made by feminsts that sex crimes are all about violence, not at all about passion. Sexual trespass or no tresspass but hurt feelings on the part of the female often are hugely about passion.
There is a great deal of social science research on the nature of rape and motivations for rape--much of which was covered in the rape thread, over years--most of which lends no support to your view of it being about passion. It is most often about domination and subordination, whether done with or without physical violence, and vulnerable, or elderly, or intoxicated, victims, simply make accomplishing that goal easier. It involves over-powering someone against their will--a non-consenting victim having unwanted sex forced on them, while they protest, is not experiencing "hurt feelings...hugely about passion."--they feel violated. Although I don't doubt, at all, that someone, like you, who is into the BDSM scene, finds his arousal enhanced by sexually dominating and over-powering a female, and that may be true of sexual predators as well.
Where is the "passion" in raping women in their 90's, or the 100 year old woman who was recently raped? No wonder you don't want to look at the rapes of elderly women--, it's not that they are allegedly rare, they are not, and there were more such stories in today's news--they just don't fit your BS theories of rape.
People who sexually assault barely conscious, or unconscious women, aren't that far from those who would sexually abuse a corpse, and there are those who do that too. And my state, as well as probably yours, has sexual assault laws that prohibit sexual contact with a corpse, precisely because such things go on. Those are acts of "passion" in your mind too? How about the father who finds his young adolescent daughter so sexually arousing he rapes her night after night? Just because you feel sexually aroused does not mean these feelings are acceptable or should be acted on--even when "passion" is allegedly felt, people must be able to control their impulses in the absence of consent to act on them.
This view of rape little to do with feminism, despite your paranoia about that. It reflects wide-spread thinking among researchers in the field about the nature and motivations for rape, which most often reflect desires to dominate and subordinate, and sometimes to express anger and violence toward women as well.
In fact your attributing the term "undetected rapists" to feminists isn't accurate either, nor is your use of the term. The term is correctly attributable to Dr. David Lisak, a former college professor and highly regarded researcher and expert in this field. It refers to individuals who have admitted to committing rapes but have yet to be apprehended.
You are paranoid toward feminists, they are hardly the majority most concerned about the issues of sexual assault and rape, and you are disconnected from how most men and women view this topic because your thinking is so distorted, perhaps due to your personal sexual BDSM lifestyle.
No one is shutting you down from expressing your views, you've been engaging in your rape denial BS for over 4 years at A2K--that's more of your paranoia.