Is there any kind of thread you could resist dumping all over with your agenda?
Is there any kind of thread you could resist dumping all over with your agenda?
I think once you get arrested for something it is considered something you didn't get away with.
So you're implying that LDS women are much less likely to report a rape than women in general? You're living in a fantasy land.
How many rapes does the typical non-patriarchal society rapist get away with before the police arrest him?
I'm going to go ahead and answer for him: No.
Again, I'll answer for him: Less than patriarchal societies.
When was the last time I commented in a BYU/Utah thread? If you like, I can turn those into discussion of public and private colleges.
Besides, at least you get to turn the argument into being about me, as opposed to addressing what I said. It's good practice.
You play the odds often enough, you get burned. If he had stopped in 2011, he would have gotten away with it.
If I play in one game, I get a 25% of going to jail every time the die is rolled. If I play ini another, it's 5%. If I'm truly rational, I don't play. However, if I'm only semi-rational and convinced I have great dice-throwing abilities, I choose the 5% game.
Not just or all LDS women. I'm sure there are LDS feminists, and there are plenty of non-LDS patriarchals. However, focusing on cultures where sexual contact is considered shameful is a target-rich area.
Oh, you mean like how you turned the conversation from dislike of rapists to your dislike of "patriarchal religions"? So it's alright if you change the focus of a conversation, but if someone else does it is sarcastically referred to as "good practice"? I would hate to tag you with the word "hypocritical", but it seems to fit in this scenario.
Good question. The better question is how many date rapes he can perform in a single year. This man's name was known to all of his victims, was it not? he met them in church functions or on-line dating services.
So, which are the non-patriarchal societies where a woman can feel free to accuse her date of rape without being judged?
Thank goodness discussing me is more important than discussing how patriarchal attitudes toward sex contribute to a culture where women feel uncomfortable reporting rapes. Otherwise, one might think the priorities ofthese responses are out of whack.
I was discussing rape and the circumstances that made some victims better targets for a serial rapist. What did you think this thread was about, precisely? Besides me, of course, since all you have commented on is me.
Tagging me is a much easier option than looking at the contents of the posts, absolutely.
