"endorsing sexual assault". Really? Admittedly I'm rather unaware of what "locker room talk" is, but the little I've heard that's sexual is usually along the lines of "I'd like to have sex with her". I'm not exactly endorsing it, but that's not "sexual assault", that's being sexually attracted to someone. Again, maybe it's due to my lack of knowledge in this area, but I haven't actually heard anyone say "I'd like to force her to have sex with me and silence her pleas for help".
Boys will be boys
I won't even comment on this one.
Men have urges
Well, that's not wrong per se. Yeah, people can't just act out on their urges, but that's kind of expected of everyone?
Also, ever noticed how fangirls are almost always the ones who can't control themselves in doing awful things, not fanboys? This isn't because women are worse than men or anything like that, it's because women have been consistently taught by feminists to not supress their urges. They've been taught that people saying their urges are wrong are themselves the wrong ones.
Girls shouldn't be so provocative
They're both right. Yeah, girls (and boys) shouldn't be sexually assaulted, but at the same time, I don't believe they should dress provocatively either. It's like having your doors to your house wide open. Sure, it's illegal for someone to rob your house, it's a terrible thing to do, we all agree there. But leaving your doors wide open is inviting the criminals to come to your home. While I wouldn't say it's entirely your fault for being robbed, neither would I be apathetic to your situation, I still wouldn't exactly wonder why it happened either.
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"endorsing sexual assault". Really? Admittedly I'm rather unaware of what "locker room talk" is, but the little I've heard that's sexual is usually along the lines of "I'd like to have sex with her". I'm not exactly endorsing it, but that's not "sexual assault", that's being sexually attracted to someone. Again, maybe it's due to my lack of knowledge in this area, but I haven't actually heard anyone say "I'd like to force her to have sex with me and silence her pleas for help".
I won't even comment on this one.
Well, that's not wrong per se. Yeah, people can't just act out on their urges, but that's kind of expected of everyone?
Also, ever noticed how fangirls are almost always the ones who can't control themselves in doing awful things, not fanboys? This isn't because women are worse than men or anything like that, it's because women have been consistently taught by feminists to not supress their urges. They've been taught that people saying their urges are wrong are themselves the wrong ones.
They're both right. Yeah, girls (and boys) shouldn't be sexually assaulted, but at the same time, I don't believe they should dress provocatively either. It's like having your doors to your house wide open. Sure, it's illegal for someone to rob your house, it's a terrible thing to do, we all agree there. But leaving your doors wide open is inviting the criminals to come to your home. While I wouldn't say it's entirely your fault for being robbed, neither would I be apathetic to your situation, I still wouldn't exactly wonder why it happened either.
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Women are pathological liar
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