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by The Emerald Dawn » Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:32 pm
by Nadkor » Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:40 pm
Blitzkriegburgistan wrote:Have you ever considered that ordinary well-adjusted males might know perfectly well that 1. consent is a requirement before sex and 2. might feel insulted if you imply otherwise?
by Aghny » Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:44 pm
Nadkor wrote:Blitzkriegburgistan wrote:Have you ever considered that ordinary well-adjusted males might know perfectly well that 1. consent is a requirement before sex and 2. might feel insulted if you imply otherwise?
I appreciate that you're new and everything, but over the last two and a bit weeks we've had two threads, covering 241 pages, filled with "ordinary well-adjusted males" demonstrating that their understanding of rape and consent is seriously flawed. So much so that people who initially felt that there was no need to educate people about rape and consent have since changed their minds.
So, no. I don't buy for a second the argument that anywhere near enough males understand rape and consent.
by Nadkor » Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:52 pm
Aghny wrote:Nadkor wrote:
I appreciate that you're new and everything, but over the last two and a bit weeks we've had two threads, covering 241 pages, filled with "ordinary well-adjusted males" demonstrating that their understanding of rape and consent is seriously flawed. So much so that people who initially felt that there was no need to educate people about rape and consent have since changed their minds.
So, no. I don't buy for a second the argument that anywhere near enough males understand rape and consent.
To be honest, i think everyone understands just fine. Acknowledging it is another issue.
Also trolls (and not the bridge troll kind)
Not to mention most of the actual rapists are sexual predators who do it even though they know it is wrong. (One could say that i don't see for example non-consental sex between couples to be rape even though it kind of is)
by The Steel Magnolia » Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:54 pm
by Neo Art » Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:56 pm
Nadkor wrote:I mean, it's almost hilarious. As many people noted, every time someone says that they don't think that there needs to be education about rape and consent that very same person goes on to demonstrate that they don't fully understand rape and consent and help prove the point.
by Aghny » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:01 pm
Nadkor wrote:All the available evidence (i.e. from those 241 pages) suggests that they don't, though. That's the thing.
Which brings me on to...Not to mention most of the actual rapists are sexual predators who do it even though they know it is wrong. (One could say that i don't see for example non-consental sex between couples to be rape even though it kind of is)
...the fact that you need to be educated about rape and consent.
I mean, it's almost hilarious. As many people noted, every time someone says that they don't think that there needs to be education about rape and consent that very same person goes on to demonstrate that they don't fully understand rape and consent and help prove the point.
by The Emerald Dawn » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:02 pm
Aghny wrote:Nadkor wrote:All the available evidence (i.e. from those 241 pages) suggests that they don't, though. That's the thing.
Which brings me on to...
...the fact that you need to be educated about rape and consent.
I mean, it's almost hilarious. As many people noted, every time someone says that they don't think that there needs to be education about rape and consent that very same person goes on to demonstrate that they don't fully understand rape and consent and help prove the point.
Well, like i said, almost everyone know what it is. But that doesn't mean they have to acknowledge it. Also everyone has different definitions and opinions on things.
I don't see it as a problem though unless they are for example actively going around trying to find possible victims.
As in my case for example. My wife doesn't mind and i don't really ask for her consent. Doesn't mean that i don't love her or see her as nothing more than a sex toy. If she says stop, ofcourse i would stop, but that isn't because it is "rape", but because i love her.
Anyways i am not really going to argue my case as no matter what nothing will change my view on it.
Also, see how it means that i know what rape is but i simply don't care ? No amount of awareness is going to change that. Because they are aware. It is like saying that murderers should be taught that killing someone is wrong.
Note: I am not saying that rape isn't a problem or anything. Just my 2 cents as it were.
by Nadkor » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:05 pm
Aghny wrote:As in my case for example. My wife doesn't mind and i don't really ask for her consent. Doesn't mean that i don't love her or see her as nothing more than a sex toy. If she says stop, ofcourse i would stop, but that isn't because it is "rape", but because i love her.
Also, see how it means that i know what rape is but i simply don't care ?
by Aghny » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:06 pm
The Emerald Dawn wrote:Aghny, you're guilty of an underlying misunderstanding of the bulk of rapes.
by Nadkor » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:09 pm
by Aghny » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:09 pm
Nadkor wrote:Aghny wrote:As in my case for example. My wife doesn't mind and i don't really ask for her consent. Doesn't mean that i don't love her or see her as nothing more than a sex toy. If she says stop, ofcourse i would stop, but that isn't because it is "rape", but because i love her.
You...you would only stop having sex with a woman who clearly withdrew consent not because you worry about raping her but if you loved her?
That's...
Yeah.
Fucking hell.
Also, see how it means that i know what rape is but i simply don't care ?
No.
That's now what it means.
Everything you have written shows that you don't know what rape is.
by Nadkor » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:11 pm
by Saiwania » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:22 pm
Ayreonia wrote:I often wonder if these people realize what they are saying at all. By arguing that indecently dressed women are asking to be raped, they're also saying that men are lustful animal who are unable to control their urges if they see exposed flesh. It would be hilarious if it weren't so sad.
by Esternial » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:24 pm
Nadkor wrote:Blitzkriegburgistan wrote:Have you ever considered that ordinary well-adjusted males might know perfectly well that 1. consent is a requirement before sex and 2. might feel insulted if you imply otherwise?
I appreciate that you're new and everything, but over the last two and a bit weeks we've had two threads, covering 241 pages, filled with "ordinary well-adjusted males" demonstrating that their understanding of rape and consent is seriously flawed. So much so that people who initially felt that there was no need to educate people about rape and consent have since changed their minds.
So, no. I don't buy for a second the argument that anywhere near enough males understand rape and consent.
by Cannot think of a name » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:36 pm
Aghny wrote:Nadkor wrote:
You...you would only stop having sex with a woman who clearly withdrew consent not because you worry about raping her but if you loved her?
That's...
Yeah.
Fucking hell.
Wife. Different matter altogether. And yeah, according to your definition of rape, i am pretty much a rapist lol and so is she so, i don't really see myself "worrying about raping" her.
No.
That's now what it means.
Everything you have written shows that you don't know what rape is.
Yet i understand your view perfectly fine. I just choose not to follow it.
by Individuality-ness » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:37 pm
Aghny wrote:Nadkor wrote:In the sense that you're fucking someone without their consent?
Yeah, I totally see what you mean. That's completely different to fucking someone without their consent.
I meant as in i see rape as physically subjugating someone and then forcibly having sex with them.
Everything else depends on alot of factors that i won't classify them without the full story.
by The Emerald Dawn » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:37 pm
by Aghny » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:41 pm
by Ayreonia » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:43 pm
Saiwania wrote:Ayreonia wrote:I often wonder if these people realize what they are saying at all. By arguing that indecently dressed women are asking to be raped, they're also saying that men are lustful animal who are unable to control their urges if they see exposed flesh. It would be hilarious if it weren't so sad.
The problem is that Islam itself is a rape culture, but especially so when Shariah law is in place. The 4 male witnesses requirement for a woman to prove that a rape took place is specifically designed so that rapists are able to get away while the victim will be punished for adultery or sex outside of marriage.
But how Muslims can possibly look up to Muhammad as the perfect and most righteous person is beyond me. It is well known that he was a violent warlord who approved of rape, murder, and slavery.
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/Muham ... u-rape.htm
by Aghny » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:46 pm
Ayreonia wrote:Saiwania wrote:
The problem is that Islam itself is a rape culture, but especially so when Shariah law is in place. The 4 male witnesses requirement for a woman to prove that a rape took place is specifically designed so that rapists are able to get away while the victim will be punished for adultery or sex outside of marriage.
But how Muslims can possibly look up to Muhammad as the perfect and most righteous person is beyond me. It is well known that he was a violent warlord who approved of rape, murder, and slavery.
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/Muham ... u-rape.htm
I don't believe in a "rape culture", but it's clear that Islam can be called a culture that endorses, nay, encourages, violence, including but not limited to rape. I say this, even if I risk being called a racist (which would be a wrong term to use, anyway).
by Individuality-ness » Mon Mar 25, 2013 2:48 pm
Aghny wrote:Individuality-ness wrote:Yeah, you don't know what rape is.
One could see it the other way too. As in you might be considering things that are not rape to be rape.
As i previously said, it is subjective. Similar to morals for example, or for a even more related example, accidents to murders or perhaps killing someone in self defence.
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