I guess you didn't read what you quoted, so here it is.
No can mean yes sometimes, but you better be really fucking sure (ie discussed it beforehand), and not just pretending to read their mind. Otherwise don't be surprised when you find yourself in jail for rape.
1) it is actual rape. If someone doesn't want to have sex with you, and they do anyway, it's rape. You don't have to violently force them, or threaten them for it to be rape. There are other ways to force someone to have sex. For example, by doing it when they are drunk, and aren't able to properly comprehend what they are doing, and the consequences of it, or by intimidating them, and making them feel like they can't say no.You know you're pushing a fear angle onto sex for young guys by saying things like this? I'm don't think that's healthy for anybody. Plus, it's kind of marginalizing actual rape...
And Mazmaz, isn't it the feminism of today that tries to shame guys who don't get verbal consent or have sex while drunk by calling it all rape? Sure, I see that in a vacuum feminism stands for good things... but isn't it getting a whole lot of negative BS associated with it because of "feminists" who go around fear mongering and shaming guys?
2) There's nothing to fear unless you're doing something wrong. The only people being shamed are those who deserve to be.
lol
I'm not sure what yall want to "advocate" here. Criminalizing token resistance? Legitimizing "sure your honor, she said no but she really wanted it" as a viable defense?
What are you advocating to change the way things are? Falsely accusing someone of rape is already illegal.
if i reopen the gamergate thread do you neckbears promise not to cry about Kuya's OP?
You might want to let the feminists know that.
http://time.com/3529403/annie-lennox-twerking-feminism/
Or so you say, but its not really enforced well at all. Take a look at Brian Banks. That man's life was torn the fuck apart and she just had a pay a fine for wasting the people's time.
No jail time, nothing major. A $2.6 mil penalty may sound steep but all things considered it was more of a slap on the wrist in that situation.
Its not adequate which is why the behavior is hardly discouraged by such measures.
You would be hard to convince me there isn't a major split on "selling sex" on stage. When it comes to individuals in everyday lives, it is definitely sex positive. I have read from too many feminist that those who are sexual on stage are following the patriarchy by giving men exactly what they want and insist these women are victims of male marketing.
I'm not advocating jack, I know there are plenty of women who want to be "taken" by a man. Women love the feeling of being desired, and a lot love it even more when a man has to fight to get her (whether it be courting her over another man or her token resistance).
That doesn't mean it's not bullshit and doesn't mean it can often be considered technical rape, but as a human and a man I've learned where the fine line is, learned to read body language and eye contact, and know "ok this no actually means no". I like to think that the fact that I'm not a sex offender means I know this; I just don't think it should be this way.
Hey, I'm not saying everyone should be advocating anything. That was a conditional statement.
You can't really say you want to help dudes and then not do anything to help dudes and expect that to fly.
(Though I do find it interesting that people get up in arms over women's problems and just basically go "it is what it is" for men's)
But yeah, your post is pretty much what I've been trying to say.
btw Kyle Wagner of Deadspin and Arthur Chu of just being an awesome person are killing it on NPR right now. congrats gamergate on getting breitbart on your side, WHAT A VICTORY
still going if you want to tune in http://www.wbur.org/listen/live
oh god it is ending, i am sorry for the tease
Oh well, I'm sure there will be a recording later.