Saw this while scrolling through my facebook feed. Needless to say, I was pretty pissed by reading it. Especially after reading the AskReddit post about men who were raped by women.

ILoveHate · 2014-08-28T23:22:33+00:00

11 ways to solve pregnancy better than condoms.

Teach women not to become pregnant.
Ensure our legal system doesn't blame men for a pregnancy.
Too many pregnancy tests are currently sitting on shelves.
Improve how campuses handle pregnancies.
Teach women what consent looks like.
Encourage the media to engage in critical conversation on "anti-pregnancy" products.
Stop making men responsible for women's behavior.
Stop perpetuating the myth that most men consent to pregnancy.
Enforce stricter pregnancy laws.
Push the media to stop presenting single moms as victims.
Prevent politicians from saying absurdly offensive and ignorant things about "deadbeat" dads.

ZeJerman · 2014-08-28T22:17:37+00:00

I dont understand the whole teach men not to rape business, there are cunts in this world (unfortunately alot of them) that are going to fucking do it despite being told they shouldnt.

Now to be fair I have tried weed despite being told that i shouldnt, i drank before I was of legal age despite being told i shouldnt... does this make me a cunt for ignoring law makers? in the eyes of the police probably, but thinking that people need to be trained not to rape is fucking ludicrous.

Why not lower your chances of being raped by not getting fucking blackout drunk? "ARE YOU BLAMING HER FOR THE RAPE BECAUSE SHE IS DRUNK YOU SHITLORD" not at all but did she mitigate the likelyhood of it happening?

"YOU DONT KNOW WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE SCARED WHILE WALKING AT NIGHT TIME" well i do... i was assualted whilst walking home from Manly, I was left with a stab wound in my abdomen, tell me more how the patriach protects me from everything. I guess we didnt teach that guy not to stab people right?! but also i wouldnt have been stabbed if i caught a taxi, instead i walked through the back streets of Manly, i didnt mitigate my risk and i paid the price... oh and they never got the guy

ParanoidAgnostic · 2014-08-28T21:43:22+00:00

Hey I'm impressed. 2 of the 11 were actually practical suggestions which would likely work to some degree.

3 - Yes analyze the evidence you've collected.

8 - Yes, a more realistic view of the threat would also help.

The rest is the usual "shame men by 'teaching' them things they already know", "don't you dare expect a woman to do anything to make herself safer" and "assume any man accused of raping a woman is guilty"

Sir_Fancy_Pants · 2014-08-29T00:49:29+00:00

Change "rape" to " false rape allegations" parrot back article to feminists watch them go ape shit, when you claim " dont teach me to get evidence of consent teach women not to falsely accuse".

The only actual valid point of the 11 is the testing rape kits, if evidence is collected for a crime it should be tested, be it rape or violence or whatever, there is no excuse there, everything else is entitled ridiculous bullshit

Dexontronox · 2014-08-28T21:57:12+00:00

Too many feminists act as if men are little better than dogs that need training, and a good firm hand to show them how to behave...

I'm afraid of getting falsely accused of rape, but that doesn't make me scared of all females. Why should we all get the blame for the act of a few?

Methodius_ · 2014-08-29T00:53:19+00:00

I stopped reading it after the first point was "Teach Men Not To Rape".

Because really, we don't go through life without enough people telling us we're going to grow up as violent rapists. I never knew I wasn't supposed to rape people, really! /s

murphtaf · 2014-08-28T22:26:23+00:00

1-

There is one single surefire way of ensuring that women don't get raped — and it's by teaching men not to do it. To stop rape, we need to teach men not to rape, not teach women that it's their responsibility to prevent it.

Of course... assuming that women don't rape. And by that logic, when I visited New York, they shouldn't have taught me how to protect myself from getting mugged, that won't stop the problem and it's not my responsibility to protect myself. They should've taught the muggers not to mug me. What? That's a stupid suggestion?

2- Replace the word women with victims and I'm pretty sure everyone already agrees with that one.

4- Aside from all the false 'facts' in that first paragraph, I don't think it's the college's responsibility to punish accused rapists, it's the criminal justice system's. When I was driving home a few days ago I heard on the radio that a student reported a rape at one of the big Iowa colleges. They said that she wasn't going to file a criminal case, but that the school was prepared the use any sanctions they have available. Literally an accusation was thrown out, nothing more, and they're prepared to punish a student.

5-

Enlightened advocates now realize that sex education programs should emphasize the presence of "yes," instead of the absence of "no."

The first part of that is nice, but the second part there is ridiculous. I don't want to get into people being drunk, but if you're too afraid to say 'no' to someone when they're trying to do sexual things with you, you're not mature enough to be putting yourself in situations like that.

6-

the disproportionate amount of air time given to rape prevention products is problematic because it reinforces the message that it's up to women to prevent rape.

It's funny how often 'prevent' gets confused with 'protect'. Keeping a gun in your house won't prevent it getting burglarized, but it might help you protect yourself.

7- This 'article' seems to quickly be turning into 'men are the problem, they're responsible for all the evils that happen to women!!'.

8- That one's fair enough.

9- This one's fine too I suppose as long as there's very strict evidence requirements to ensure that innocent people aren't getting punished for crimes they didn't commit.

10- This one's good too, as long as the accused aren't immediately treated as rapists either.

11- You wanna know how you can stop politicians from saying dumb things? Don't vote for them, then they're not politicians.

Mel_Gibsons_Sanity · 2014-08-28T22:29:17+00:00

Encourage the media to engage in critical conversations about "anti-rape" products.

The fucking title of the article is about the nail polish!!!

Traxe55 · 2014-08-29T05:23:42+00:00

Now if only we can train feminists not to be retarded...

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