Quote: (01-11-2013 04:45 AM)Kitsune Wrote:
I think that this sort of graphic, and the rhetoric run by the feminists, is completely counter-productive to the goals that it wants us to believe it is trying to achieve.
This graphic is not going to make potential rapists feel bad. It is not going to make bar skanks behave more carefully. It is not going to make rape victims believe in the power of the law, and it isn't going to make your average guy think, "Gee, I should really be nicer to girls because otherwise I'll be a rapist."
What that graph really says is that there are arseholes who sexually assault women, and get away with it. There is no hope because even if you do report it, nothing will happen. If you don't rape a woman, this graph shows that you're a potential rapist in disguise and girls should be scared of you.
I wonder if it's more about a base instinct in some women to try to polarize team vagina against team penis. When women are wary of men, they tend to try to limit male influence over children, thus enabling training in the feminine imperative social system earlier on. When they view team penis as the enemy they work to limit the power of the prettiest girls among them. I think this activity is instinctual, in ways we are only now just beginning to learn.