How is that relevant? There is no evidence to suggest that clothing is a risk factor in women being raped.
Thats how i pick them.
How is that relevant? There is no evidence to suggest that clothing is a risk factor in women being raped.
You're confusing the perception people have of a victim based on their dress with the risk factor of their dress as regards being raped. To the latter it would appear from the research that it's not (a factor). You're making the assertion that it is, show me some evidence.
You know now I'm just confused. Its taken you 4 posts to finally bother to say there is actually evidence to suggest I'm wrong instead of just outright denying it.
Oh and the first article I looked at on google scholar.
"As predicted, males rated the victim more deserving of the attack than females. As predicted, the suggestively dressed victim was rated more responsible and deserving than the somberly dressed victim."
Because its clearly a simple topic that can be dismissed in 2 sentences. But anyway, this is getting pointless. Unless you actually feel like posting some links instead of just saying 'look'.
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Say it louder. :D
You just presented "men think this" as evidence that it is actually true... well done, that is real special.
Did I ever pretend to be saying anything other than what I believe is the case? Yet all I've come across so far are a couple of idiots insulting me, claiming my statement is rubbish without actually posting ANY proof to the contrary. Since you 2 jokers seem to have access to a wellspring of information perhaps you could share it to show that my theory is wrong?
LOL. Do these poeple have nothing better to do?
Women wear short skirts for male attention and when they get it they complain.
Yea. Even my ex confirmed this. They want the attention and when they get it it angers them. When they DON'T get it, it angers them too. Surely the sign of a healthy mind![]()
They want attention from men they fancy, which is 10% of the men the encounter at best.