It’s 2015 and Everything Is Rape Now

Rutgers University’s Center on Violence Against Women and Children was commissioned by a White House task force to produce a survey about the “climate” of “sexual violence” on campus:

The pilot survey — initially developed by the Justice Department’s Office on Violence Against Women and conducted by Rutgers — generated responses from nearly 11,000 Rutgers University-New Brunswick students. In the report, “sexual violence” has a broad definition that was based on materials developed by the White House Task Force. The definition ranges from remarks about physical appearance to rape and other forms of sexual assault.
The most startling finding in the Rutgers report: Nearly one in four undergraduate women (24 percent) told researchers that they were victims of some form of sexual violence before they ever set foot on campus.

Yes, if the “broad definition” is broad enough, everything is rape.

 

73 comments

  1. What, you don’t think God reads this blog?

    I like to think that God has a sense of humor and would find this place entertaining.

  2. What is an ideology which defines itself as anti-hate speech, has no definition of hate speech and spews hate speech 24/7?

    Insane.

  3. “Every thing is rape.”
    The history of that evolution dates back to the Clinton years when “SEXUAL HARASSMENT was exploding (except for Democrat Presidents)
    Remember back then, the feminazis expanded the definition of harassment to “winking and cat calls.”
    Sexual harassment is about POWER being lorded over a subordinate.

  4. I remember those years. There was a cookie-cutter “exposé” on every news magazine show (60 Minutes, 20/20, etc.) about how women in business were forced to sleep with their superior executives.

    And we were told “THAT’S sexual harassment!” If anyone brought up “jokes at the office” or “complimenting someone’s looks” they were shouted down with “HOW DAAAARRRE YOU! We’re talking about rape and you’re trying to trivialize it!”

    …And, of course, it didn’t take long for them to say, “Oh, yeah, and don’t tell jokes at work or compliment anyone’s looks.”

  5. Heres 2 articles which deserve a read.

    One is about a delightful new custom among the newly liberated girls.
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-life/11836826/Amanda-Redman-is-wrong-its-horrific-being-an-18-year-old-woman-today.html
    A friend with a daughter doing A-levels told me a couple of weeks ago that she had just been on patrol with a flashlight in the garden at a teenage party. I assumed that Nicky was in hot pursuit of banned drugs or flushing out would-be copulaters from the bushes. “I was trying to stop the Line Up,” she said.

    “What’s the Line Up?”

    Readers of a delicate sensibility may want to look away now.

    Nicky explained that the Line Up is where several girls get on their knees to “service” a line of standing boys. You could call it a mass adoption of the Monica Lewinsky position. This, I should point out, is happening, quite commonly, among privately educated teenagers, not kids from families that have given them no boundaries or self-respect.

    “Who would have believed that this is where feminism would get us?” said Nicky with real anguish.

    The second one is an old, old article about Germaine Greer one of the seminal feminists… If only there was some clue as to why girls are acting like they are…
    https://www.nytimes.com/books/99/05/09/specials/greer-shock.html
    In her childhood, Miss Greer was a rebellious convent schoolgirl in Australia. At Melbourne University she completed a degree in teaching.

    She wasn’t particularly interested in becoming a teacher but she said that she soon discovered it was the only way she could earn a living. She went on to Sydney University for her master’s degree and received her doctorate at Cambridge.

    Since then, while teaching at Warwick, she has been an amateur actress, a frequent contributor to underground publications, and what she terms a “supergroupie.”

    “Supergroupies don’t have to hang around hotel corridors,” she said. “When you are one, as I have been, you get invited backstage. I think groupies re important because they demystify sex; they accept it as physical, and they aren’t possessive about their conquests.”

    If only somone could find a connection???

  6. They call it “startling” that 24% of high school girls have been subject to “remarks about physical appearance.” Startingly low? Shouldn’t the number be 100%?

    Maybe they only polled the less attractive girls. Most people do observe the rule that if you can’t say something nice it is better not to say anything at all. Maybe the poll was administered in feminist studies classes.

  7. No, it’s anti-sexual abuse. Sexual anti-abuse? Either way, I’m sure that Big Brother would just have your best interests at heart.

  8. One of my more lame jokes to lighten the mood at work used to be saying

    “Ive got a query for you, and I dont mean a man in a dress”.
    I got reported for that last year and warned not to do it again.

    The day I resign Im hacking the computers and playing Benny Hill episodes back to back on a loop.

  9. Male rapebeasts are everywhere among the SkyWomen.
    When will they return to their filthy underground burrows? When will the pollution and filth they bring be cleansed from the Surface?

Comments are closed.