By: Schala
Also, everyone is talking about the Jian Ghomeshi trial (it’s in Canada) and how the credibility of his alleged victims is questionable at best. Two of the alleged victims might have conspired...
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This is also interesting http://scienceblogs.de/geograf.....LJ-605.pdf On making male victims of rape invisible.
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Interesting link, Schala, though a bit long for a casual read. I’d be curious if you found anything specific in that Lara Stemple article that you thought worth highlighting. The Ghomeshi trial is a...
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Interesting link, Schala, though a bit long for a casual read. I’d be curious if you found anything specific in that Lara Stemple article that you thought worth highlighting. It either used pre-2010...
View ArticleBy: Gyor
The sad thing is most of the accusations don’t invovle sex, yet its sex assault and people are acting like Ghomeshi is a serial rapist.
View ArticleBy: John Anderson
Who’s the victim? Issues of consent. Here are three stories somewhat related I think would make an interesting topic of discussion. Let’s lead off with http://www.jpost.com/Israel/Wo.....-with-rape...
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Those are worthwhile cases to discuss, John Anderson, though it probably bears in mind the old adage about ‘extreme cases make for bad law.’ They do seem to highlight the difficulty in adjudicating...
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“Consentual Rape” ? This is where were at in the rape debate, were the term is such a fucking joke that it meaning nothing anymore. Consentual Rape is an oxymoron.
View ArticleBy: Wim
Wendy McElroy has written a book about the claim that we live in a rape culture:...
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Female assailants, whatever they use to rape, are rarely ever prosecuted, or even charged, or arrested. Their victims, male or female, don’t go to police often, and even when they do, are disbelieved....
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Im sure everyone here knows about Brock Turner and drama that’s kicked off over the light sentence he got. Personally I agree that he did get off much to lightly. But check this out:...
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Also, everyone is talking about the Jian Ghomeshi trial (it’s in Canada) and how the credibility of his alleged victims is questionable at best. Two of the alleged victims might have conspired...
View ArticleBy: Schala
This is also interesting http://scienceblogs.de/geograffitico/wp-content/blogs.dir/70/files/2012/07/i-e76e350f9e3d50b6ce07403e0a3d35fe-Stemple_60-HLJ-605.pdf On making male victims of rape invisible.
View ArticleBy: ballgame
Interesting link, Schala, though a bit long for a casual read. I’d be curious if you found anything specific in that Lara Stemple article that you thought worth highlighting. The Ghomeshi trial is a...
View ArticleBy: Schala
Interesting link, Schala, though a bit long for a casual read. I’d be curious if you found anything specific in that Lara Stemple article that you thought worth highlighting. It either used pre-2010...
View ArticleBy: Gyor
The sad thing is most of the accusations don’t invovle sex, yet its sex assault and people are acting like Ghomeshi is a serial rapist.
View ArticleBy: John Anderson
Who’s the victim? Issues of consent. Here are three stories somewhat related I think would make an interesting topic of discussion. Let’s lead off with...
View ArticleBy: ballgame
Those are worthwhile cases to discuss, John Anderson, though it probably bears in mind the old adage about ‘extreme cases make for bad law.’ They do seem to highlight the difficulty in adjudicating...
View ArticleBy: Gyor
“Consentual Rape” ? This is where were at in the rape debate, were the term is such a fucking joke that it meaning nothing anymore. Consentual Rape is an oxymoron.
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