CACTUSJACKmankin
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And Africa doesn't have a long history of genocide and racism?And North America has a long history of genocide and racism...
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And Africa doesn't have a long history of genocide and racism?And North America has a long history of genocide and racism...
See, they're already heading in the wrong direction by implying that the girl's sexual orientation makes this a 'special' case different from other rapes. Rape is rape, the victim's orientation isn't a mitigating circumstance.
Very small-minded people think (using the term loosely) that everyone else wants and enjoys the same things they do. They like straight sex, so everyone must, and if this girl doesn't, then she just hasn't tried it. They "think" that once she tries it, she'll realize how awesome it is and never want gay sex again. Even if "trying it" involves brutal violence.(Scratches head)
All moral issues aside, isn't raping someone just about the worst possible way to make her want to have sex with men?
Now to be insensitive- does anyone else have the Fraggle Rock theme song stuck in their head, with the words changed to "Rape the gay away (clap clap), condoms for another day-ay-ay...."?
I got the opposite vibe, that this kind of rape needs special attention and that it's especially heinous because the thinking behind it is so ignorant.
Sure, sure. Maybe you meant to say Welcome to the Republic of South Africa.
The New York Times said:A new study in The American Journal of Public Health, expected to be published Thursday online, estimates that nearly two million women have been raped in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with women victimized at a rate of nearly one every minute.
Can we "gay" the rape away? I think I'd prefer that.