Another one of the most curious inconsistencies when it comes to women\/feminists and their tumultuous relationship with rape.<\/span>
Have you ever heard someone talking about tips that women can take to reduce the possibility of being a victim (“victim”) of sexual assault? The response they give is one that may take you back the first time you hear it. Whenever safety tips are suggested that women should do things like “limit the amount of alcohol they consume”, or “don’t leave their drinks unattended” (I PARTICULARLY hate this one! I’m always like SSHHHHH! Exnay on the upid-stay<\/span>!) or “don’t dress like a hooker and walk around downtown alone at 2 A.M.”, they don’t respond with an expected “thanks for the insight, that’s a good idea” or anything like that. Instead, they recite this peculiar line:
Don’t teach women how not to be raped, teach men not to rape.
Now this would be fine if the issue at hand was a matter of ignorance. “Gee, Fred, you know you really shouldn’t rape Susie. It’s against the law.” This blather is so incomprehensible that it makes one wonder how they ever would come up with something like it, let alone feel bold enough to say something so absurd. That’s the definition of a crime, it’s something we most definitely DO teach not to do. In fact, not only do we teach not to do it, we enforce this with men with guns and lock up those caught doing it anyways for years (don’t let this scare you off though, that’s why were here!). The absudity is humorously illustrated by using any other crime as a counter example:
Don’t teach Miami drivers not to leave the key in the ignition when they park their cars, teach Puerto Ricans not to commit auto theft!”
But you were probably already aware of this. What I really want to point out, is why? Why would women ever say something so pattently nonsensical? This is another “red flag” for me. Something smells fishy. Why are women reacting in such a way. Why when it comes to rape are they so emotionally reactive to any suggestion of how they can take action to prevent it.
I believe the answer is that they are being dishonest. And also because we are getting very close to something big that women try desperately to keep under wraps.
Clearly, women don’t simply want not to get raped. It’s not as simple as that, or they would welcome all the suggestions they can and do all the obvious things that help prevent it. The fact is that they just want to divert our attention away any way that they can. They don’t want to change their behavior, because: they don’t really want to be totally free from the chance of rape. They have a very rocky love-hate relationship with rape. Judging by the fact that it’s the #1 most common fantasy of women and is a frequent theme in erotic fiction written for women and by women. But evolution did cause women to carefully leverage social power and the view of women by the tribe to get what they want and need to survive and thrive. Women are sluts. And they like to be sluts. But they don’t want you to know that they like to be sluts. If women let everyone know that they like to be raped, then it would be a free for all. And we’d be grabbin bitches at the checkout line and throwin a quick one in ‘er any time a decent lookin 100 lb brunette under the age of 30 was in line.
Women can’t have this. They need to be able to trade their sex for the resources that men can provide with their superior strength and intellect.
This is only a theory, maybe the reason this stupid nonsense is repeated is just because feminists don’t want rape to end. But either way, CLEARLY this is a lie that would only be put forth by an individual that was so confident in the lock they have on social correctness, that no one would criticize something so straight-forward illogical.
“Don’t teach men The Philosophy of Rape. Teach them to be Philosophers.” ~ME nigga, who else?
P.S. – I wrote a song about a few celebs, it’s called Gang Rapein’ Taylor Swiff’ and I will post the lyrics soon, but I was wondering if anyone knew where you can just download a quick simple, blank rap-beat that isn’t copyrighted or is royalty free etc. so I can just record it and upload it. I bet it would get a lot of shares and some mentions in popular blogs. It targets Emma Watson as well who I think is a good hot topic lately.

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