...but not anymore. Should it be a crime? Yeah, I guess, but it is
taken far more seriously than it should be. We live in the era of the
victim, where all forms of victims are glorified.
Rape is seen as the worst of all crimes. "Sex crimes" news stories
flash, oh the humanity. But I have been wondering if they are as big a
deal as they have been made out to be.
For example, if a women were tied up and her arms were slowly pounded
into mush with a hammer, piece by piece, the ends of fingers first then
the rest of the finger... all the way up the arm to the shoulder,
slowly for 8 hours. She would be awarded no special shields at trial,
no special services. No assault crimes organizations for victims of
assault.
But if a man sticks his penis into a women's vagina against her will
and it lasts for only 5 minutes, she is protected by rape shield laws
and is awarded all kinds of protections. It seems as though protection
the vagina is more important than protecting the rest of a person.
Also, I have seen plenty of women doing crazy things with their vaginas
on video. The only difference between those women and rape victims is
one word "consent". So why does consent turn an act some woman would
normally perform into this horrible, terrible, life scarring event?
If I got punched in the face and the attacker ran off, yeah it would
hurt for a few days , yeah I'd be upset, but then I would get over it.
I wouldn't need shield laws to protect my identity from the attacker. I
wouldn't need counseling. Same goes if a group of girls tied me up and
raped me in a heterosexual fashion.
You are a lonely, lonely man.
