Video here. [As of this writing there are two entries for this video on the right side of the page. The first when activated says the video has expired. The second however runs just fine.]
Such a T-shirt may well rank among the most direct and insidious forms of misandry one could ever see. No doubt this item will be sold throughout college campuses and soon girls will be all huddled together in great big crying circles wearing their "I was raped" T-shirts. When pressed, if at all, to say when and where, more than a few I fancy will say she wasn't (or at least not that she knows of, but maybe after talking about it for awhile, she will 'suddenly realize' that she was), but that she is doing so "to support the many other women who were raped."
Rape, rape, rape. Rape is everywhere. Check under your desk, someone is probably getting raped there, too.
Forcible sexual contact is criminal. Capitalizing off rape hysteria however is not. If in making money off it, you undermine the believability of actual real claims of rape, well, so what. It's all about the money.
