[ SECRET POST #2666 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2666 ⌋

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Comments

[chardmonster]

Yeah, the thirteen year old should have taken control of the situation and stopped the gang rape by armed men, what a horrible person.

[darkmanifest]

Oh, my god, really? I want to answer this seriously, but I feel like you must be kidding. I'm never sure with you.

[chardmonster]

I'm not.

You seem to think that a kid being forced to rape someone makes him a victimizer (how exactly is the thirteen year old supposed to resist here?). You seem to be following a rulebook rather than looking at context. Somehow, if we acknowledge that Tyrion is being raped, we're saying she's being less raped?

There are a hell of a lot of situations in warzones where men are forced to rape women by other men. By forced I mean literally being told they will be hurt or worse if they don't do it. I don't mean "social pressure."

[darkmanifest]

But I agreed several times above that Tyrion was, indeed, raped/violated/assaulted/any word you want to apply to it by being forced to rape Tysha. My position is that acknowledging Tyrion was raped doesn't make Tysha herself any less raped by him. That is what I'm arguing against, that Tysha's rape by Tyrion wasn't rape because he was also forced. They were both violated, not one more or less than the other.

[chardmonster]

Alright. That makes more sense. It's not what your original statement looks like, though.

[darkmanifest]

Yeah, I'm starting to realize that particular comment was where I completely fucked up in what I tried to express.

[(Anonymous)]

But she really wasn't raped by him, she was raped by the father. This is how it works when you are dealing with children.

[darkmanifest]

Which is something I didn't consider as much as I should have from the start, that Tyrion wasn't an adult, regardless of how he might have been regarded in-universe at the time.

[(Anonymous)]

This. If we're following the rulebook, then yes, African child soldiers commit killing. We as society do not point fingers at them and say they are the victimizers, even if it's their fingers on the trigger.