So... who's going to this slutwalk?
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What I don't understand with this whole thing is these women seem to be taking exception to that police chief's comment about avoiding getting raped by not dressing provocatively. So now they asserting their "right" to dress in this way.
But they are blatantly ignoring the fact that this is all about nutters about who may be provoked into raping them if they dress this way. Do they think that by protesting against the police statement the nutters will change their minds?
But they are blatantly ignoring the fact that this is all about nutters about who may be provoked into raping them if they dress this way. Do they think that by protesting against the police statement the nutters will change their minds?
geeteeaye said:
Jesus tittyf
king christ, there are plenty there who should have no fear of being raped.
I respectfully submit that you have missed the point - rape in my eyes is wrongly only considered a "sex crime". It has nothing whatsoever to do with sex, other than the mere physical "act" - it is a crime of horrific violence and control and can have wide ranging and lifelong consequences for the woman or man involved.king christ, there are plenty there who should have no fear of being raped.It matters not whether a woman is "hot" or not - young, old, fat, thin are all "victims" of this evil crime - and maybe whilst I would not want my daughter going on one of these, I can absolutely see their point.
Harry, rape survivor
As you were
Driller said:
What I don't understand with this whole thing is these women seem to be taking exception to that police chief's comment about avoiding getting raped by not dressing provocatively. So now they asserting their "right" to dress in this way.
But they are blatantly ignoring the fact that this is all about nutters about who may be provoked into raping them if they dress this way. Do they think that by protesting against the police statement the nutters will change their minds?
Thats women for you But they are blatantly ignoring the fact that this is all about nutters about who may be provoked into raping them if they dress this way. Do they think that by protesting against the police statement the nutters will change their minds?
Can we get some boards made up like the judges use in ice skating? Perhaps the binary option is best - one sign saying 'cover up you rancid beast' and the other with 'like the fist of an angry god' or similar, maybe also get them printed onto badges and dispense accordingly. Should liven the mood, let's face it few of them look like they've anything to be happy about, and there's little chance of a good knobbing being forthcoming for most of them.
Driller said:
What I don't understand with this whole thing is these women seem to be taking exception to that police chief's comment about avoiding getting raped by not dressing provocatively. So now they asserting their "right" to dress in this way.
But they are blatantly ignoring the fact that this is all about nutters about who may be provoked into raping them if they dress this way. Do they think that by protesting against the police statement the nutters will change their minds?
That is total and utter bullsBut they are blatantly ignoring the fact that this is all about nutters about who may be provoked into raping them if they dress this way. Do they think that by protesting against the police statement the nutters will change their minds?
t.No woman should in any way be guilty of her own rape merely by choosing to dress how they want; if some sad little cocktards can't keep their dick in their pants or find a girl to have consensual sex with then, it's not the victim's fault for what she is wearing.
These nutters don't need to be provoked - it's about asserting power and dominating, something that has f
k all to do with what they are wearing.This said, am disappointed by the disappointing level of 'sluttiness' in the outfits.
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