Is rape culture a dangerous myth?
Luke Gittos is a solicitor practising criminal law. He is also legal editor for Spiked and author of a book titled Is rape culture a danerous myth? Here he presents his case in an interview with the guys from Triggernometry.
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
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Its not a myth is all very true no means no
No.
Some educational establishments, businesses, political groups and other organisations have adopted a culture where rape is trivialised/not properly investigated or swept under the carpet.
Often with the traumatised rape survivor subjected to intimidation, wrongful hostility and abuse- instead of the rapist being brought to justice.
Some educational establishments, businesses, political groups and other organisations have adopted a culture where rape is trivialised/not properly investigated or swept under the carpet.
Often with the traumatised rape survivor subjected to intimidation, wrongful hostility and abuse- instead of the rapist being brought to justice.
It's not a myth. In lots of american schools the prom queen gets raped by all the football team players and its not even a secret, most pupils know about it and nothing is done, i've seen a video where a girl explains that both her and her sister became prom queen and it happened to both of them 
. In lots of other environments rape is also excused and justifiable which is horrible.
. In lots of other environments rape is also excused and justifiable which is horrible.(edited 3 years ago)
Original post by londonmyst
No.
Some educational establishments, businesses, political groups and other organisations have adopted a culture where rape is trivialised/not properly investigated or swept under the carpet.
Often with the traumatised rape survivor subjected to intimidation, wrongful hostility and abuse- instead of the rapist being brought to justice.
Some educational establishments, businesses, political groups and other organisations have adopted a culture where rape is trivialised/not properly investigated or swept under the carpet.
Often with the traumatised rape survivor subjected to intimidation, wrongful hostility and abuse- instead of the rapist being brought to justice.
Very true
Original post by caravaggio2
Luke Gittos is a solicitor practising criminal law. He is also legal editor for Spiked and author of a book titled Is rape culture a danerous myth? Here he presents his case in an interview with the guys from Triggernometry.
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
Couldnt you just have told us the main points .
The video is 1h and 3 minutes long.
Are you serious in thinking people have that much time to watch it.
Just make your points.
Original post by 999tigger
Couldnt you just have told us the main points .
The video is 1h and 3 minutes long.
Are you serious in thinking people have that much time to watch it.
Just make your points.
The video is 1h and 3 minutes long.
Are you serious in thinking people have that much time to watch it.
Just make your points.
l fell a sleep lol
Original post by caravaggio2
Luke Gittos is a solicitor practising criminal law. He is also legal editor for Spiked and author of a book titled Is rape culture a danerous myth? Here he presents his case in an interview with the guys from Triggernometry.
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
sorry but not going to waste 1 hour and 3 minutes to "start a discussion"
Original post by caravaggio2
Luke Gittos is a solicitor practising criminal law. He is also legal editor for Spiked and author of a book titled Is rape culture a danerous myth? Here he presents his case in an interview with the guys from Triggernometry.
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
wtf even is rape culture?
The only male i've seen advocating rape is RooshV
Original post by laughinglad999
l fell a sleep lol
Am sure the OP will set out the main points in a concise and informative manner.
Original post by londonmyst
No.
Some educational establishments, businesses, political groups and other organisations have adopted a culture where rape is trivialised/not properly investigated or swept under the carpet.
Often with the traumatised rape survivor subjected to intimidation, wrongful hostility and abuse- instead of the rapist being brought to justice.
Some educational establishments, businesses, political groups and other organisations have adopted a culture where rape is trivialised/not properly investigated or swept under the carpet.
Often with the traumatised rape survivor subjected to intimidation, wrongful hostility and abuse- instead of the rapist being brought to justice.
Waaaaa sisisisis I thought this comment section would be full of **** but its pretty supportive.
Original post by stereotypeasian
sorry but not going to waste 1 hour and 3 minutes to "start a discussion"
Very true
Original post by caravaggio2
Luke Gittos is a solicitor practising criminal law. He is also legal editor for Spiked and author of a book titled Is rape culture a danerous myth? Here he presents his case in an interview with the guys from Triggernometry.
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
https://youtu.be/_jisgvTplQE
What do you think about this topic?
Original post by macy_m
It's not a myth. In lots of american schools the prom queen gets raped by all the football team players and its not even a secret, most pupils know about it and nothing is done, i've seen a video where a girl explains that both her and her sister became prom queen and it happened to both of them . In lots of other environments rape is also excused and justifiable which is horrible.
. In lots of other environments rape is also excused and justifiable which is horrible.If it's well known you'd think that would make girls reluctant to be nominated... Didn't the eldest sister warn the younger one?
Original post by macy_m
It's not a myth. In lots of american schools the prom queen gets raped by all the football team players and its not even a secret,
You make it sound like some devious right of passage...
Original post by laughinglad999
Its not a myth is all very true no means no
More males are been raped as well by other males and l have read that females rape guys as well but if a girl was to rape me l would not get an erection l would be on fear of my life and it would be even worse if she was wearing a mask and had a very big kitchen knife
Original post by laughinglad999
More males are been raped as well by other males and l have read that females rape guys as well but if a girl was to rape me l would not get an erection l would be on fear of my life and it would be even worse if she was wearing a mask and had a very big kitchen knife
Female rapists use drugs like Viagra to force an erection in the victim.
Original post by TheCoolBro
Female rapists use drugs like Viagra to force an erection in the victim.
Viagra doesnt force an erection...
Original post by Napp
Viagra doesnt force an erection...
Really? I did hear they use drugs so that might just be a bad example on my part.
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