glorydaz
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Is that what they call hypocrites nowadays?
Anyone Who Thinks Another Person Deserves To Be Raped Is A Knob
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Is that what they call hypocrites nowadays?
glorydaz
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I think we're supposed to feel bad. Sorta like when a kid walks around with his fingers in his ears singing "lalalalala". :chuckle:
ok doser
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:darwinsm: and it's really not ignore when you pretend you have someone on ignore and then report posts they make :darwinsm:
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glorydaz
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Oops......Caught with his pants down, eh?
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i bumped up his whiny farewell thread from september :banana:
Thats a 2 way street though. Why is one responsible for self control but the other isnt? Thats the larger point.
Yuppers!
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I'm not stunned, they get the bigger point, i am stunned that so many of the women here cannot. (or rather pretend they cannot get it).
I am embarrassed actually that so many other women aren't capable of admitting that sometimes, that sure do reap nasty things because of their own foolish behavior.
Example - a drunk man is a rapist, because a drunk woman cannot consent because she is drunk (even though she said yes).
Thats completely idiotic one sided thinking. If the drink is the real issue, then he didnt know he "raped" her because he was too drunk to make that decision, see how that works?
ok doser
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I looked up the contextual definition of 'knob', and came with 'obnoxious person'.
Think about that, and your post.
So all the people who think like I do must be the same person.
Cool story.
I think there's just something wrong with you. Suffering from some kind of paranoia of men, maybe?
Or, is it yet another tactic to avoid the facts?
'Regret' is not 'having been raped'.
I agree, it has spiraled out of control here.
A person doesn't get off on a crime by saying they were intoxicated at the time. And these very same women who perpetuate this nonsense would no doubt break up with their boyfriends or consider divorce if their man cheated on them drunk.
Complete logic fail. If a woman gets drunk, she's responsible for her actions the same as anyone else.
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It also has to be remembered that it is something perpetuated primarily by female college students, not the older generation who know that it is stupid.
Most of the women here who seem to not get it here, are much older than female college students. In fact they are older than i am, and i get it, i don't understand why they don't.
Individual responsibility and accountability for ones own actions should be apparent by life experience at all.
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ClimateSanity
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You know that feeling of relief when that really obnoxious person leaves the gathering? It feels something like this:
Ahh.... that's better.
Did your father despise rush Limbaugh and mark levin and bill O'Reilly? Did you ever question your teachers? Did you ever try to see if there was any truth in non- credible sources?
I have mixed feelings on this. On the one hand, I agree with you that the 'feminist' view has taken things too far. It shouldn't be out of bounds to talk to girls about proper and safe behavior. "Don't get pass-out drunk at a party" shouldn't be offensive. It's common sense. And like TomO said in another post, if girls are taught that they can do nothing wrong then girls will keep putting themselves in bad situations and will continue to be victims.
On the other hand, why are you telling that to the girls instead of the guys? Because girls have to worry about getting raped. How terrible is that? Why should girls have to change their behavior to accommodate creeps who might rape them? Why can't a girl have 'fun' at a party and pass out like guys can with no worry about being raped? Why put a higher standard on girls because some guys can't control themselves? And that's where a slippery slope can start. Instead of telling girls not to get drunk at parties because they might be raped why not guys not to get drunk at parties because they might rape a girl? I can certainly understand that frustration.
Or better yet, teach them all that they carry personal responsibility and accountability for what they each choose to do. You know common sense things.
Sure. But the difference is that 'personal responsibility and accountability' for the girl means they can't do something that is perfectly legal. Something that guys don't have to stop doing. For guys it just means they have to not rape a girl. One of these things is not like the other.
Drunk doesnt excuse action, for either.
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