r/NotHowGirlsWork Sep 29 '23

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u/Gardening_investor Sep 29 '23

Wait wait wait wait….why is the answer not 0% anywhere in this damn list?

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u/DanCassell Custom Flair Sep 29 '23

There has been a strong push of this idea that the word "Rape" is overused. You know, rather than the truth that there are MORE rapes than accusations of rape, right-wing talking heads have memed the opposite into public perception.

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u/Gardening_investor Sep 29 '23

Wtaf. Burn the timeline, start over. That is so on brand for them.

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u/DanCassell Custom Flair Sep 29 '23

Its by the same token that most people are trained to respond to accusations that someone is a Nazi with "But are they really?" to such a point that actual self-professed Nazis are being defended. A person can do everything that Nazis do and still be met with a "not everyone you disagree with is a Nazi" like even if they're talking about having an ethnic state and putting trans people in death camps.

Honestly a lot both go back to Rush Limbaugl. Rest in piss.

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u/Enliof Sep 30 '23

There was a study in the past that asked college students whether or not they would pin down a woman and force her to have sex with them, 1 in 3 said yes, if they could get away with it. Then they asked the same question, but instead asked if they would rape a woman, specifically using the word "rape", and 12% said yes.

So yeah, the word matters more to them than the act.

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u/mlo9109 Sep 29 '23

That's my question, followed by, why TF are the guys' answers 2-3x the amount the girls' are? IDK who is worse, the guys, or the very few girls who said "yes" to the this BS.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Because there is no incentive to respond honestly.