#legalizing rape.

[bungusofficial]

mutual how are you so good at getting into arguments with people who agree with you

probably bc i only respond to people who cant write or read

"rape play can be consented to" and "rape can be consented to" are VERY different sentences. n like honestly i shouldnt even have bothered.

if you have such a fundamental misunderstanding of the english language i wont waste my time trying to communicate with you. when every word means something different its not really english anymore is it. if everything u say is so divorced from the english language that i need to ask you to repeat and translate everything i dont think im at fault here

i might just cut contact w anyone in the community because everything i say is misunderstood and misrepresented and not taken seriously if im not sucking up to people.

and so many words have new double-meanings and im led to think i disagree with ppl because theyre fucking incapable of writing a coherent sentence. and then its my fault somehow.

and its not like 'transid' or paraphilia dont exist outside of the radqueer community. everyone wants to change things about themselves. everyone changes. people are into weird shit and have mental disorders. i dont have a problem with peoples experiences.

n if rqs put any effort into what they say (or even didnt blame me for assuming that a word doesnt have any new secret meaning) id treat it the same as the mogai or liom community. whatever. kinda fun. sometimes theres a relatable label

.delete later

[incognitopolls]

The Scottsboro Boys were a group of nine Black teenagers who were accused of raping two white women in Tennessee in 1931. They were given multiple unfair trials in Alabama and are a major example of legal injustice in the US. One of the alleged victims later admitted that the accusation was false. You can read the details on Wikipedia.

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[mayakimayahai]

One of the best constitutions in the world! Taking rights away from women like it's nothing

[benkaben]

I seriously can't stop thinking about it.

[yuionyx]

Dalton Greyjoy is a canonical child groom and I've never seen anyone talking about it...

He's the only example of a child groom (outside of the Targaryens) that I can think of... and it's so weird that he has FOUR marriages already at 14 (ambiguity left to say he could have gotten married even younger) and fathers his first son at 14-15 but no one mentiones it.

[hormonalmaximum]

I think Anya needs a fucking cigarette and a decades long break from it all. I think she deserves to be as unhinged and bitchy about every fucking thing that happened to her. I think she deserves to keep Jimmy tied up in her basement as revenge and to train him to be a good lapdog for her. I also think she deserves your credit card information in the comments bel-

[dickgreyson]

the fact that devin grayson changed her surname so she could b married 2 dick grayson. that isnt normal. i think u should be committed.

[miraofhearts2point0]

im not okay w knowing that manga Heiya, Arisu and Usagi looked morr similar to this than what we saw in the show......

[queeraliensposts]

So I found a comment on quora, of course, of a woman holding a sign that says "drug dealers get more time than rapists, people ask for drugs but no one asks to be raped" with the caption "thoughts", and the commenter was like "this is ridiculous cause people commit murder while they're on drugs but no one has ever killed someone because they were raped".

Well...

Aileen Wuornous

The Menendez Brothers

Ayden Hale (disclaimer this one is a theory. It has been confirmed that when he was attending the elementary school that he shot up, there was a man working in administration that had been accused of sexually abusing students but still worked there)

This is just a few names feel free to add more.

So there have been people who have killed people because they were raped.

[jaggedwolf]

Under The Banner Of Heaven is a well-written book juxtaposing the murder of a woman and her child by Mormon extremists with the founding of the Mormon faith, but in both halves it is depressingly and enragingly exactly the story you'd expect: a theology focused on the subjugation, rape, and abuse of women and girls, to the point it is nakedly obvious that the theology simply arose from the desires of men in power

[the-land-of-women]

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[proudfreakmetarusonikku]

i hate how the whole “andrew hussie said kanaya's lesbianism was a Fetish!” thing somehow came about bc. homestuck has Many real flaws. like the racism. but this is literally just not what they said. i know this because You Can Read What They Said. their formspring is meticulously archived. there’s way worse stuff there. but the actual post is Not about kanaya being a fetishist and is instead about the misconceptions her society would have about lesbianism. it’s about the society she grew up in and why she doesn’t have any proper label to describe herself bc monosexuality is as unthinkable and taboo as queer sexuality is under heteronormativity. like. here. you can literally read it.

like. they clarify that (from a human perspective) kanaya is completely undeniably a lesbian. they’re surprised not everyone has picked up on it. and then they proceed to explain why homosexuality in troll culture is not seen in the same way as we see it. they are Explicitly talking about troll society in this paragraph. which is established to be Intensely Bigoted, albeit in different ways than humans. monosexuality is seen as being picky, and like having a fetish, and it’s rude to bring it up. like, this is Not about how kanaya Is As A Person, this is about how two different species percieve queerness. being gay or straight is not a concept in troll society, so monosexuality is in the minority and seen as weird at best. bringing it up would be seen as inherently rude and judgemental. they then finish by clarifying that Yes Kanaya Is A Lesbian. this is how Society perceives her. but from our perspective That Is Very Obviously Untrue. it is not a perspective we are meant to agree on, but it’s what kanaya was raised in. she wouldn’t see herself as a lesbian, bc she doesn’t have words for that concept bc she lived in a world with a completely different view on relationships. but to us she’s undeniably a lesbian and we Shouldn’t view her through that lens.

like, could you content with how it’s worded? i mean, sure, these are just random questions they answered from fans they’re not phrased the most eloquently. also, y’know, the fatphobia. but like. it is Very Clear that hussie is Not describing kanaya as a fetishist. they're discussing the homophobia she grew up around and how she doesn’t have the concept of lesbianism bc she grew up in a separate place and time from us. which is, like, basic shit, right? even on earth the concept of sexuality is relatively recent and that's something you have to keep in mind discussing queer people in history especially those outside your cultural bubble. ideas of gender sexuality and how they intersect varies wildly. i do Not think that a clumsy attempt at exploring speculative fiction queerphobia in a five minute response to a fan is why you should criticise Hussie. that’s the racism. hell if you want to focus On Lesbiphobia there’s that time Hussie described a woman sexually assaulting another woman in one part of the comic as erotic on that same formspring that’s way more worthy of bringing up if you want to focus on that please don’t bury the actually fucked shit they did behind like. poorly explained speculative fiction queer identities in 2011. you're letting them get away with worse.

[swagyna]

so i posted that clip of hasan saying that it's good rich boys/men are raping rich girls/women instead of other women

and my friend goes "i need the whole context, this is probably a joke"

like. are you fucking serious

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

BY: DAVID LITMAN

Earlier this week, several United Nations “experts” issued a statement claiming there were “credible allegations” of Israeli forces committing sexual violence against Palestinian women. As CAMERA has already noted, among the authors of the statement were individuals with histories of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias. Moreover, the statement was noticeably devoid of any evidence. Similarly absent was any information to assess the credibility of the allegations, such as dates, times, locations, or identities. All readers had to go on was the word of the hardly impartial authors.

CAMERA was not alone in noticing the curious lack of details. At least one journalist, who asked not to be named, corresponded with the UN “experts,” asking if they could provide any details and sources for their allegations. The response from one of them, Reem Alsalem, was to say that she could not provide any details or sources. In fact, she even appeared to suggest that they’re not even sure where the alleged victims are.

The only source for the allegations they were willing to point to, after repeated requests by the journalist, was a public report by an organization called Women’s Centre for Legal Aid and Counseling (WCLAC). Given that this is all the public has to go on to scrutinize the allegations, it is worth examining WCLAC’s report. After all, if the UN “experts” consider the report credible, that gives some insight into the quality and nature of the undetailed allegations they have made themselves.

Knowingly Attempting to Create a False Equivalence

The WCLAC report begins with a curious argument. To provide some context, the report was sent to the UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Pramila Patten, who had visited Israel in January to probe the use of sexual violence by Hamas during the October 7 massacre.

In the letter to which the WCLAC report is attached, the organization expresses concern that the allegations they are raising against Israeli forces do not rise to the level of gravity that Ms. Patten’s mandate requires. The letter “raises a significant concern regarding the mandate” Ms. Patten apparently presented to WCLAC, which “limits sexual violence to acts of a grave nature, such as rape and trafficking” for purposes of her mandate. Apparently concerned that none of their allegations rise to that level of gravity, the organization calls for her to “reinforce” her mandate to “amplify” vague concepts such as “humanitarian work, upstream prevention, justice and accountability…” The letter than raises a “demand to consider Israeli’s (sic) violations of different forms of violence including sexual and reproductive rights and in your upcoming report on OPT” (an acronym for “occupied Palestinian territories”).

Put more simply, WCLAC wants the UN representative to change her mandate so as to create an equivalence between Hamas’s systematic use of horrific sexual violence on October 7 with the allegations WCLAC makes in its attached report against Israeli forces.

[wellijustfinnihedoneofthebooks]

Being turned away from every legal process imaginable has been kinda reminding me of that time i got kicked out of the SAT for being trans, and like man, has that happened to anyone else? Like is that just something that routinely happens to us but gets no media coverage or am i just the unluckiest person on the planet?