[ SECRET POST #2535 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2535 ⌋

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Re: cw: rape

[(Anonymous)]

That's not how I interpret the post. To me, it's saying that there's pretty much no such thing as preventing rape through self-defense or precaution, there's only redirecting it to another person who is less well-protected. The only true rape prevention is education and imprisonment. Posts like that aren't trying to say that no one should be careful and alert and do their best not to be raped, they're saying that individual precaution doesn't stop kids from turning into predators, doesn't stop people from focusing on what the victim was doing instead of the criminal who broke the law, and doesn't even get rapists off the streets. It's an attempt to make people stop criticizing individuals for the crime committed against them and criticize the society in which such a crime so often goes unprosecuted, unconvicted, and generally unaddressed.

It's saying our whole concept of what "rape prevention" actually requires in order to be successful on a significant level is flawed. At least, that's how I see it.