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PS: It's not a thing
When an actual judge agrees with someone than a person shouldn't receive a full sentence because "40 minutes of action could ruin his life," you know rape culture is real.
When a presidential candidate says he can go kiss women and grab their vaginas "automatically" because "[he] doesn't even wait" and people pass it off as "locker room talk" you know rape culture is real.
YOU on the other hand, don't seem to know what rape culture is.
Yup, you DO have no idea what rape culture is. Rape culture is attempting to normalize acts of sexual abuse and rape as something casual or less serious than it really is. How is someone getting off on what's essentially a misdemeanor for being caught raping someone not an normalizing the act or making it less serious?Guess we live in a fat culture and women have more legal privileges then men culture as well as a latino culture as well
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Yup, you DO have no idea what rape culture is. Rape culture is attempting to normalize acts of sexual abuse and rape as something casual or less serious than it really is. How is someone getting off on what's essentially a misdemeanor for being caught raping someone not an normalizing the act or making it less serious?
Trump describes his acts of sexual abuse as "locker room talk" and passes it off as casual. That isn't normalizing sexual abuse?
Good job.
And people aren't trying to normalize being fat? :lol
I didn't say this wasn't happening. People are, and while I disagree with the normalization of an unhealthy weight, what does that have to do with the normalization of rape?
Men can be truely sickening.
Filthy sexist.
OT: Rape culture is a thing.
Are you coming for me?
Okay...you establish that fat culture is a thing, as you call it. How does this prove that rape culture isn't real? We are living in a society where many people are attempting to normalize being an unhealthy weight. How does this prove that we don't live in a society where there are people that attempt to normalize rape?Exactly what you just said (if it were real anyway). Just inserted fat into your logic
We also live in a culture where women have more legal privileges than men do as well as have advantages men don't
No persons glorifies rape so I don't know what you're talking about
Okay...you establish that fat culture is a thing, as you call it. How does this prove that rape culture isn't real? We are living in a society where many people are attempting to normalize being an unhealthy weight. How does this prove that we don't live in a society where there are people that attempt to normalize rape?
Again I ask, how does this prove rape culture isn't real? You're not moving the goal posts, you're hurling them into space at this point.
No one said rape culture was the exclusive glorification of rape. Rape culture is an attempt by an individual or party to normalize acts of rape and sexual abuse. This can range from judges giving sentences that are far too light for a rapist, to people like Donald Trump gloating about how they can sexually assault women(can also apply to men), to pornographic videos that fetishize rape.

Filthy sexist.
OT: Rape culture is a thing.