So It Wasn't Ole Girl's Fault That Brock Turner Took That Ass When She Passed Out Drunk By Dumpster

[SneakDZA]

https://www.buzzfeed.com/tomnamako/joe-biden-writes-an-open-letter-to-stanford-survivor?bftwnews&utm_term=.dlMr1Lqjj#.epEJbVdrr

Anyone at that party who saw that you were incapacitated yet looked the other way and did not offer assistance. Anyone who dismissed what happened to you as “just another crazy night.” Anyone who asked “what did you expect would happen when you drank that much?” or thought you must have brought it on yourself.

You were failed by a culture on our college campuses where one in five women is sexually assaulted — year after year after year. A culture that promotes passivity. That encourages young men and women on campuses to simply turn a blind eye.

I join your global chorus of supporters, because we can never say enough to survivors: I believe you. It is not your fault.

What you endured is never, never, never, NEVER a woman’s fault.

We will speak to change the culture on our college campuses — a culture that continues to ask the wrong questions: What were you wearing?

Why were you there? What did you say? How much did you drink?

Instead of asking: Why did he think he had license to rape?

To quote the late great, Prince the Gawd, dig if you will the picture of Rex in

or

Rex pulls to the club in

And your boy Rex comes into the spot like

I'm confused... did you start one thread in a new tab and then accidentally switch back and finish this one with the wrong content?

 

[Valentinez A. Kaiser]

I hate this stupid blame game fuckery.

The only person to realistically blame for the incident in question is the person who committed the crime i.e. brock turner.

Fuck are people blaming other people that were partying for? What the writer should have done was give credit to the people who did come to her assistance whilst she was incapacitated otherwise sexual assault could have escalated to rape.

Brock may not have been put on blast and could have had charges against him dismissed had no witnesses intervened and it going down to a "he said, she couldn't" situation.

 

[blackgod813]

https://www.buzzfeed.com/tomnamako/joe-biden-writes-an-open-letter-to-stanford-survivor?bftwnews&utm_term=.dlMr1Lqjj#.epEJbVdrr

Anyone at that party who saw that you were incapacitated yet looked the other way and did not offer assistance. Anyone who dismissed what happened to you as “just another crazy night.” Anyone who asked “what did you expect would happen when you drank that much?” or thought you must have brought it on yourself.

You were failed by a culture on our college campuses where one in five women is sexually assaulted — year after year after year. A culture that promotes passivity. That encourages young men and women on campuses to simply turn a blind eye.

I join your global chorus of supporters, because we can never say enough to survivors: I believe you. It is not your fault.

What you endured is never, never, never, NEVER a woman’s fault.

We will speak to change the culture on our college campuses — a culture that continues to ask the wrong questions: What were you wearing?

Why were you there? What did you say? How much did you drink?

Instead of asking: Why did he think he had license to rape?

To quote the late great, Prince the Gawd, dig if you will the picture of Rex in

or

Rex pulls to the club in

And your boy Rex comes into the spot like

Rex is alone, but ya boy Rex is highsidin' like a muthafucka. He buys some.

Rex is partyin', havin' a good time, smokin'

Tippin' bitches, gettin' lap dances, makin' it rain, bein' loud, boisterous, and justing doin' the fool. However, there's some dudes in the spot and they see ole Rex showin' out and they peep game. When leaves the club, they follow dear ole Rex out, catch him slippin, pistol whip him, and break him for his car and money.

Now are the dudes wrong for assaulting and robbin' Rex? You're damn right they are, but the first thing muthafuckas are going to ask is, "Dude! Why were you ballin' out like that in that ratchet ass strip club? What the fuck did you think was going to happen?

And that's my problem with Biden's letter and philosophy that completely absolves rape victims from any culpability from having facilitating crimes that are being committed against them. This idiot bitch got a little too comfortable and felt as if just because she was on campus, she could over perk, pass out drunk, and have nothing bad happen.

It is her fault she was raped because she made a series of bad decisions that allowed that fuck shit to happen. Never mind the fact that Turner was trippin, (because when does fuckin' an unconscious bitch ever became a good idea which nothing good could ever come out of,) but how do you drink so much that you end up overperked by a dumpster?

Unfortunately, (as with domestic violence,) feminists never give women the information that they need to protect themselves from violence because, "well, we can do and wear whatever the fuck we want and consequences be damned. We have fought for right to be completely irrational and manifestly irresponsible," and the V.P.'s letter proves that. How in the fuck did he approve that fucking letter. "How much did you drink?" Muthafucka, it was an appropriate question to ask because it was ole girl's inability to check herself which led to her being violated. Until feminists and rape people admit that women not only have a duty, but a responsibility to protect themselves from sexual assaults, expect this fuckery to continue. As dear ole Rex has always said, women don't take rape seriously, so how can you expect men too?Again I'll you be paraphrasing Stan Lee, "With equality comes great responsibility, however women want all of the equality, with none of the responsibility.

U. Areeee funnnny doin the fooool...yeah the hoe shouldnt of drunk that much to become prey...

 

[deadeye]

Any constructive criticism you give a woman in cases of rape and domestic violence is considered "blaming the victim."

Sad commentary on society when people aren't able to accept good advice.

The best (most politically correct) way that I can describe what happened to her is:

It's definitely not her fault she got raped, but she probably wouldn't have been in a position to be raped if she hadn't been drinking so much.

All the feminists would claim that statement is an example of rape culture/rape apologists/victim blaming.......but it's a fairly accurate assessment of what transpired.

 

[blacktux]

Quality posting.

The questions are asked, but they cant be heard over the "victims never wrong" crowd.

 

[SOWETO]

so you just gon ball out at the hood strip joint and just completely forget where you are/what goes down there? then leave w/o checking to make sure no one's following you to yr expensive car? with no heat in the whip? and im supposed to see those poor decisions the same way i see a rape victim's decision to go to a party/drink, then leave, but not make it home?

well, when you're right, you're right. -___-

 

[LUClEN]

I've noticed that there is a big split in opinion on this kind of issue that's very noticeable across certain lines demographically / economically. Black folks seem to think people are responsible for getting too drunk, whereas white folks are like "Noo, you can get as inebriated as you want it's never your fault".

It's like people who have never had to struggle much or endure hardship think the world is all sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows.

I notice it with yuppies vs blue collar too

 

[SneakDZA]

If you gotta ask yourself how to blame a chick for getting raped unconscious behind a dumpster in an alley... you might be trying too hard to be a piece of shit.

 

[BiblicalAtheist]

I'd like to be able to leave my doors unlocked but unfortunately there are people out there who will take my stuff when I'm not home. So because I know they cannot help themselves, for whatever reason they have, I have to lock my stuff up.

 

[Jabu_Rule]

I'd like to be able to leave my doors unlocked but unfortunately there are people out there who will take my stuff when I'm not home. So because I know they cannot help themselves, for whatever reason they have, I have to lock my stuff up.

A lock doesn't always stop a thief from breaking into someones home and taking their stuff.

 

[BiblicalAtheist]

I'd like to be able to leave my doors unlocked but unfortunately there are people out there who will take my stuff when I'm not home. So because I know they cannot help themselves, for whatever reason they have, I have to lock my stuff up.

A lock doesn't always stop a thief from breaking into someones home and taking their stuff.

Neither does being fully dressed.

 

[Will Munny]

I never offer assistance to drunk females. That's a sure fire way to look like a rapist and it's better to just not get involved.

Also.... I can't stand when people quote the "1 in 5 women have been sexually assaulted" after time and time again that's proven to be based on one bogus study.

 

[Westie]

When isn't a rape a woman's fault to some of yall? I'll give you real life 3 instances from people I know:

1 woman walking home at night, a man with a knife jumps from the bushes, holds a knife to her throat and rapes her. She was walking home alone at night. Her fault?

1 girl goes home with a guy she was seeing. She was 16, he was in his 20s. He gave her alcohol, she was going to sleep with him. When she asked him to get a condom, he forced himself in her raw, held her down and raped her. Held a gun to her and told her he'd kill her if she said anything. She went home with a grown man. Her fault right?

1 woman had her house broken into by an ex she had recently broken up with. He came in through a window while she was sleep and raped her. Her fault for breaking up with him?

 

[rebootx1]

1 time this girl pulled out my dick and licked it and deep throated it like 5 good times, then went in the house , I was not happy cuz now my shit fully erect and looking for more but what could I do

 

[Westie]

Any constructive criticism you give a woman in cases of rape and domestic violence is considered "blaming the victim."

Sad commentary on society when people aren't able to accept good advice.

The best (most politically correct) way that I can describe what happened to her is:

It's definitely not her fault she got raped, but she probably wouldn't have been in a position to be raped if she hadn't been drinking so much.

All the feminists would claim that statement is an example of rape culture/rape apologists/victim blaming.......but it's a fairly accurate assessment of what transpired.

Why do you think women are unaware of danger? And in an incident where someone has been violated to that level, what is the purpose of saying that shit? If you know it does nothing but put ownership on the harmed for someone else harming her body, the purpose of saying that is???

 

[atribecalledgabi]

I wish yall would stop quoting this niggas long ass op

 

[blacktux]

When isn't a rape a woman's fault to some of yall? I'll give you real life 3 instances from people I know:

1 woman walking home at night, a man with a knife jumps from the bushes, holds a knife to her throat and rapes her. She was walking home alone at night. Her fault?

1 girl goes home with a guy she was seeing. She was 16, he was in his 20s. He gave her alcohol, she was going to sleep with him. When she asked him to get a condom, he forced himself in her raw, held her down and raped her. Held a gun to her and told her he'd kill her if she said anything. She went home with a grown man. Her fault right?

1 woman had her house broken into by an ex she had recently broken up with. He came in through a window while she was sleep and raped her. Her fault for breaking up with him?

Only the second one could have REASONABLY been prevented.

 

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[optimistic]

I'd like to be able to leave my doors unlocked but unfortunately there are people out there who will take my stuff when I'm not home. So because I know they cannot help themselves, for whatever reason they have, I have to lock my stuff up.

A lock doesn't always stop a thief from breaking into someones home and taking their stuff.

But they do keep " honest" people honest

 

[Westie]

When isn't a rape a woman's fault to some of yall? I'll give you real life 3 instances from people I know:

1 woman walking home at night, a man with a knife jumps from the bushes, holds a knife to her throat and rapes her. She was walking home alone at night. Her fault?

1 girl goes home with a guy she was seeing. She was 16, he was in his 20s. He gave her alcohol, she was going to sleep with him. When she asked him to get a condom, he forced himself in her raw, held her down and raped her. Held a gun to her and told her he'd kill her if she said anything. She went home with a grown man. Her fault right?

1 woman had her house broken into by an ex she had recently broken up with. He came in through a window while she was sleep and raped her. Her fault for breaking up with him?

Only the second one could have REASONABLY been prevented.

So its the victims fault the rapist wouldn't use a condom and forced themself in her?

What's his fault as a 20something man? With a 16 year old?