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seabeyond

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7. well fuck, we have another man telling us rape is all about human nature, biology and FEW posts,

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Sun Oct 27, 2013, 11:17 PM

Oct 2013

lots of years on du

so many of the damn ... hardly ever post, ever but have been here for a long time really have the desire to use the very few posts of theirs telling us disgusting misogynist bullshit. too too too consistent, common and coincidental.

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Rape, alcohol and feminist posturing: On women who defend Emily Yoffe [View all] ismnotwasm Oct 2013 OP

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Well of course ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #2

There is no woman on the planet MadrasT Oct 2013 #3

Exactly ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #4

you are wrong. our rapists have to learn what rape is, and it is not acceptable, and it is not a seabeyond Oct 2013 #6

well fuck, we have another man telling us rape is all about human nature, biology and FEW posts, seabeyond Oct 2013 #7

"akin to telling “terrorists not to terrorize" we can start by understanding the "rapist" is the boy seabeyond Oct 2013 #5

All I can say to Emily and to people who defend her has already been said... moriah Oct 2013 #8

i think it is too easy to say, that women have to be aware to avoid. totally ignoring the big seabeyond Oct 2013 #9

We only hear of it as a reason to NOT blame the drunk rapist. moriah Oct 2013 #10

yes. you point is so very good, or the authors. gives us just another angle to look at it. seabeyond Oct 2013 #11

It happens. moriah Oct 2013 #12

we as a culture and society still teach our girls to be coy, and teach our boys to pressure. seabeyond Oct 2013 #13

It's hard. moriah Oct 2013 #14

ya. seabeyond Oct 2013 #15