A dress code wouldn't even stop the "Look at what she was wearing, She was asking for it" excuse.
Respect and Empathy toward other Human Beings would stop Rape.
Would implementing a dress code stop rape?
Shellby
2012/12/07 00:48:34
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Hell no.
But I've heard this so many times: what were you wearing? what were you doing? why were you doing that? like it's their fault. Ridiculous.
What do you guys think?
But I've heard this so many times: what were you wearing? what were you doing? why were you doing that? like it's their fault. Ridiculous.
What do you guys think?
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The Elitist Libtard SodaJerk 2012/12/07 00:51:02

















Its much easier to believe that 'nothing bad can ever happen to you personally' if bad things only happen to people who were "asking for it."
No one ever seems to want to believe that atrocious things can randomly happen to decent people for no real reason at all.
"Denial" ain't just a river in Africa.
Women wearing burquas have been sexually assaulted; so have 89 year old grandmas in muumuus and so have two year old babies in diapers.
There may be some validity to the idea that a gal who is dressed seductively may catch the attention of a rapist more so than a gal dressed demurely, but that is merely a factor in choosing who will be his victim...it has no bearing on the basic problem, that he IS choosing a victim.
In Afghanistan, soldiers wear camouflage. On an aircraft carrier sailors wear brightly colored vests. If the two switched their uniforms do you think more soldiers in Afghanistan would be shot? Absolutely. Why? Were they "asking for it?" No. Did they draw attention to themselves? Yes.
When a young lady dresses in her best knee boots, short skirt and low cut top, she WILL get attention (and to some extent that's the point). Unfortunately, she will get the attention of everyone, scumbags included. If there's someone out there intent on committing rape, they are going to do it. But you don't want to be the "shiny penny."
In a perfect world you should be able to wear whatever you want without fear. But then again, in a perfect world there wouldn't be rape in the first place. We don't live in a perfect world.
We live in a world where is rape, murder, mutilations, assault, torture. As a matter of fact, the one thing that humanity truly excels at is figuring out new and exciting ways to harm our fellow humans.
Evil people will always exist. Your job is to put as much distance between you and them and stay off their radar.
I'm not about to flame you for simply having an opinion or even for implying that its somehow possible to avoid being victimized by "staying under someone's radar."
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I'm just going to say this:
Your own point is equally valid, however; the motivation that prompts someone to violate someone else is based on rage and the desire to dominate someone 'weaker'.
I'm just stating that much as most regular, law abiding people have a preferential 'type' that they are attracted to, so do sexual predators.
I agree that its not something that anyone can actively take measures to prevent, prior to an attack;
Say a rapist had issues with his mom, and because of that, he may target women who remind him of his mother in some way.
That's obviously his own 'preference' and not any "fault" of the unfortunate women he preys on.