Except there are examples CURRENTLY happening of rape being trivialized and normalized.
Trivialized by some =/= make it a majority for the general people in the US. Like I said, you're exhibiting delusional syndrome where you feminist twist a word to fit your narrative. You still have not disproved that we don't live in a Latino culture when I have used your logic to back my points. Rape is not normalized in this country unless you can show me empirical evidence of rapist not even having to take legal action when rapes occur OR when the mass audience is glorifying the rapist for raping someone. You're not even realizing that there are always outliers when it comes to something like this. You just look at those outliers and then determine that it's a culture without even providing evidence that those outliers make up the majority
I think you people don't understand what "normalize" means in this context. It's not rape being made a part of ordinary life, it's when people take cases and examples of rape and try to make them seem less dark and evil than they actually are
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Again, using the actions of a few individuals to make your claim. You're such a hypocrite because when I say the same thing about feminist you use the no scottsman fallacy (no the two aren't don't fall under this category because rape is not an ideology so please don't even try arguing that it is)
Ironic because it was feminist rallying that got the FBI's definition of rape changed so that it would include men and be more specific as to what rape actually is.
"Penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a *** organ of another person, without the consent of the victim." Doesn't seem like they included women being rapist. That's a good step though, when real feminism existed
No one said that Donald Trump talking to his buddies about the sexual assaults he committed is rape. People are against this because he confessed to committing sexual assault, he confessed that he does it often, and he plays off the sexual assault as something funny and something to brag about. He says he goes and kisses women without waiting, he just does it, which is a confession to sexual assault
Yet you people believe it? How is that a part of rape culture when both men and women talk like this? Especially if it's being done in privacy most of the time?
The fact this is played off as "locker room talk" is an example of the phenomenon of rape culture
No it isn't
To determine if rape culture is real, the first thing we have to do is define rape culture. First thing to get out of the way: Rape culture is NOT a culture. If the basis of your argument is "You can't call this a culture," then that means that you haven't actually made an attempt to learn what rape culture is.
Also here, you like every other fem tard are doing exactly what I said you do earlier. You want us to accept something that was coined by your movement despite it being made up to fit your narratives.
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If I made up a phenomenon about women being sluts and tried to pass it off as something to be accepted, would you accept the term despite there being instances of said phenomenon?
At it again with the No Scottsman huh? I already asked if feminazi don't represent feminism if they do things in the name of feminism and justify their actions by such, then what are they representing? Hint: It isn't Islam
What does this have to do with actual rape cases? This doesn't invalidate the fact that there are instances where people trivialize rape.
Still waiting for you to refute that we don't live in a Spanish Culture
Rape is fact. That is essentially what we are arguing. How we are normalising rape in our society?
This question doesn't make sense but I'll answer the former. I never stated rape wasn't a fact. The fact that it's being normalize based off the actions of a few to deem it a "culture" and something made up by feminist to flip the definition to fit their narrative is what's being argued.
You beefing over a word is senseless.
I'm not beefing over anything.
