I wonder if that means he is asking for it when I punch him in the face for saying such things publicly. I mean I believe in "live and let live" but if you are in my face spouting homophobic nonsense...
I'm not saying you SHOULDN'T do it, but expect the worst. It's sad, but that's the way of the world. I am pretty sure that is what Enzi is trying to say.
If you walk into a backwoods southern bar (yes, going full stereotype here) cross-dressed....you're probably going to get into some trouble.
Is it right? NO. Is it your fault? NO. Is it truthful? Yeah, chances are......
I'm not saying you SHOULDN'T do it, but expect the worst. It's sad, but that's the way of the world. I am pretty sure that is what Enzi is trying to say.
I don't think you should say something like this if you're an elected official. It appears to condone it, even if that's the last thing on the speaker's mind.
I'm a little surprised there wasn't a follow up question to the statement, "I know a guy who wears a tutu and goes into bars on Friday nights."I don't think you should say something like this if you're an elected official. It appears to condone it, even if that's the last thing on the speaker's mind.
I think we all get what he is saying...the point is he shouldnt be saying it especially to kids. He is tacitly endorsing the action even in the best light. (and lets not pretend that is light he is bathing in right now)
And again, there is zero chance the knife cuts both ways. If he walks into my bar in Minneapolis (a very tolerant area) and starts spouting homophobic nonsense I would not tell him he should expect to get beat down for saying it. Sure it might happen, but he is no more deserving of it than he seems to imply the man in the tutu is.
It is this type of crap and these types of statements that lead to the idea that women are asking for it...oh dont dress slutty, dont drink, dont hang out with the football team if you dont want to get raped. You have no one to blame but yourself...
An Ohio woman who was abducted and trapped in a pit in her neighbor’s shed was found early Wednesday after the authorities investigated reports of cries coming from the house’s backyard, the police said.
The police identified the suspect as Dennis Dunn and said that he had been taken into custody and charged with one count of kidnapping. The woman was taken to a hospital.
It's just another example of how we never learn or progress as a species. The movie The Accused starring Jodie Foster came out in 1988. Yet, rape is still considered ok and women are still "asking" for it.
I'm not sure how we got from saying it might not be a good idea to walk into a backwards southern bar cross-dressed to women are asking to be raped? Seems like a big leap?
Have you seen the unreported rape statistics? The whole concept of "asking for it" needs to end. Just like the whole concept of "enforcer" in hockey needs to end.
I understand, but the subject was never rape in this thread?