Just plain brutal

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TaterThotsandRavioli on December 30th, 2020 at 11:40 UTC »

100% of rapes are caused by rapists.

If clothes had anything to do with it rapes would only happen on beaches in the summer and never in the winter.

If clothes had anything to do with it women in middle eastern countries or from that culture who wear burkas wouldn't be raped at all.

If it had anything to do with clothes nudist beaches especially would be a cesspool for rape.

If it had anything to do with clothes children wearing overalls, feetie pyjamas, etc wouldn't be raped.

If it had anything to do with clothes changing rooms would be a hotspot for rape

Edit : Thanks for the awards and stuff , but I'm actually more concerned with the amount of people trying to justify rape in the comment because by blaming clothing (There was only one scenario I gave a gender to, but for the rest y'all inserted largely that "women should xyz if they didn't want to get raped." Men get raped too. It's nobody's fault but the rapist. If you took the rapist out of the equation the rape wouldn't happen. Stop blaming the victim getting raped. And yes. I have been sexually assaulted wearing my work clothes: A baggy shirt and jeans. With the only skin showing being my neck, face and hands. Same as all my Male colleagues, and yes I was asked BY POLICE what I was wearing. So let me ask : If someone caught on fire, would you be questioning why they weren't wearing something fire-resistant? Clothing does not equal consent.

jackb1753 on December 30th, 2020 at 11:45 UTC »

I m going to make a show where I track down people who say crazy things on the internet and ask them to explain themselves to me.. kinda like catfish. Maybe Neeve will be on board

caffeineandvodka on December 30th, 2020 at 12:01 UTC »

Even if someone did dress like a prostitute or act overly sexual at a young age, it isn't an excuse to rape them. Rape is the only crime I have heard anyone try to justify by saying the victim was asking for it when what they're actually saying is the rapist had so little self control they can't go out in public without committing a crime.

No one is ever entitled to even touch someone else's body without permission regardless of their clothing, their actions, or your relationship to them. Not a stranger, not your coworker, not even the person you're married to.