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Religious fundamentalists are some of my least favorite people!
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Ricky Gervais' Monologue - 2020 Golden Globes
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To be fair, 1 in 1,900 does seem a little low:
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https://dailycampus.com/stories/2018/2/20/how-moral-busybodies-plan-to-hijack-metoo
Think you might find this interesting.
Think you might find this interesting.
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"...so it is wonderful that progressives have finally found a topic on which they agree with the religious right."
Oh, it's happened before. And it's also been said that feminism and old school patriarchal chivalry have been hand-in-hand on the downlow from the very beginning.
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Rose McGowan has said that innocent men being taken down with false allegations is just "payback" (as if women who've been truly sexually assaulted somehow benefit from that). So both Rose and Alyssa are vile.
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Establishment Democrats are blue MAGA. Every accusation made against Republicans and progressives are taken as fact and covered extensively, while every accusation made against the Dem establishment is swept under the rug and dismissed. Tara Reade is vilified and called a liar by the same #MeToo feminists who hailed Christine Blasey Ford as brave and heroic.
Alyssa Milano is now calling Bernie supporters "toxic" for pointing out her hypocrisy, being the vile cretin that she is.
Alyssa Milano is now calling Bernie supporters "toxic" for pointing out her hypocrisy, being the vile cretin that she is.
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So, I take it since Trump that all of Washington is MAGA, not just Republicans-- is that right?
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Yes, although it existed before Trump. MAGA'S are partisans. They have a blind loyalty to politicians and ideologies, and they're incapable of holding their side accountable.
The default position of establishment Democrats is to believe every accusation levied at Republicans and progressives, while dismissing every accusation levied at politicians in their ranks. Naturally, Republicans take the opposite approach. Neither side really cares if these accusers are telling the truth. All they care about is how it can benefit them politically.
Establishment Democrats are also big on civility politics in the age of Trump, yet they never call out Biden for his many contemptuous encounters with the public.
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There's an assumption being made there that all of these rapes are heterosexual, but I remember watching a news show maybe 6 months ago that said that actually men are statistically just as likely or more likely to be raped than women. That's apparently because of the high number of homosexual rapes that happen in prison and prison is where most rapes take place. I didn't realize that homosexuals account for so much of the prison populace. Why would they be any more predisposed to crime than heterosexuals? I've never even met anyone who has been in prison so there's no reason I would know. I do know it's bizarre and sick, that the homosexuals apparently rape the heterosexuals in prison, but then all rape is bizarre and sick.
Why don't they just stop it by separating them, just like we already separate men and women in prison. They separate men and women in prison to try to prevent rape, don't they? Why not separate the homosexual and heterosexual prisoners, and that goes for women too, so women can't be raped by the lesbian prisoners. Why wouldn't they separate them?
I can't see how someone could want to rape anyone. It's such a foreign mindset to me that I cannot understand why it's ever done. It would take a person with no dignity, no self-respect, a sub-human, to commit rape.
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You're not aware that a lot of men who identify as straight wind up engaging in homosexual behavior in prison because it's all they have access to?
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No, I'm not aware of that. I know almost nothing about prison, aside from a show on Youtube that I saw about half a year ago that was about the likelihood of people being the victim of assault or rape and they said that according to the statistics men are more often the perpetrators, but they're also as likely or more likely to be the victims. The main reason why at least half of rape victims in America are men is the number of rapes that take place in our prisons. If I can remember the name of it, I'll post a link to the video.
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OK here is a similar video and they do talk about a few statistics of rape but I don't know if it's the exact video where they get into what percentage of rape victims are men and what percentage are women.
It's still an interesting and fun show. I watched several of these approximately half a year ago and was impressed with the host of the show's ability to debate.
Even this isn't that exact video, it covers the same type of topic. What I found interesting about it is that this is a man who goes to college campuses and discusses social issues with the students in the format of: "Change My Mind." He presents a viewpoint and then he invites college students to present their view in an attempt to try to change his mind on various social issues.
It's quite disappointing to see how poorly these college students are able to form a cogent argument about a topic in which they're very interested. Notice how the college students argue from emotion while the host of the show argus from logic an backs up what he says with statistics.
This is titled "Rape Culture Is A Myth - Change My Mind." At the same time it's fascinating display of how poor a job our colleges are doing of teaching their students to present a valid argument. The students tend to get very emotional, they repeatedly present anecdotal evidence while the host remains his composure and presents empirical data to back up his opinion.
It's still an interesting and fun show. I watched several of these approximately half a year ago and was impressed with the host of the show's ability to debate.
Even this isn't that exact video, it covers the same type of topic. What I found interesting about it is that this is a man who goes to college campuses and discusses social issues with the students in the format of: "Change My Mind." He presents a viewpoint and then he invites college students to present their view in an attempt to try to change his mind on various social issues.
It's quite disappointing to see how poorly these college students are able to form a cogent argument about a topic in which they're very interested. Notice how the college students argue from emotion while the host of the show argus from logic an backs up what he says with statistics.
This is titled "Rape Culture Is A Myth - Change My Mind." At the same time it's fascinating display of how poor a job our colleges are doing of teaching their students to present a valid argument. The students tend to get very emotional, they repeatedly present anecdotal evidence while the host remains his composure and presents empirical data to back up his opinion.
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The movement does indeed imply that women's victimhood is somehow more significant than mens.
Apart from the inaccurate suggestion that only gay men rape men, have you considered that this scenario would still leave gay men and women vulnerable to being raped?
Or is this acceptable to you?