exchemist
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Agreed. But why, then, do you say he has been "painted" as the bad guy, as if the mainstream media have invented a false narrative about him?
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Sen. Richard Black: The decision for war was made in US
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Daemon Sophic
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The OP by @stvdv as well as the George Soros video by @Estro Felino both guide us to consider what the senator in the OP was suggesting is the very outdated and completely unreasonable thought that a rape victim is guilty of her own rape, especially if she looks attractive and dresses attractively.
George Soros was discussing how the Ukraine was developing into a democracy and the United States as well as Europe should unify and help the Ukraine advance into a democratic state, rather than backslide into the totalitarianism that Russia has become under Putin. Using the rape analogy this the West providing the attractive young democracy with sexy clothing.
George Soros was discussing how the Ukraine was developing into a democracy, and the United States as well as Europe should unify and help the Ukraine advance into a democratic state rather than backslide into the totalitarianism that Russia has become under Putin. Using the rape analogy this financial aid would be us in the West providing the attractive young democracy of the Ukraine with some sexy clothing. When Putin attacked/raped the Ukraine, are we to then say that the attack was our fault?
No! Of course not. Only the most egregious fool would have the outdated and contemptible philosophy that the victim is actually the instigator. An extremely provocative and sexy young woman should be able to strut alluringly through a large barracks of lonely young men on a Friday night, and she should expect by all rights to come out on the other side having not been assaulted. If any man assaults her, it is completely and utterly the fault of the men in their miserable lack of self control, rather than anything to do with the woman.
As far as military rape is concerned I would suggest the old-fashioned ways of stringing up the rapist along the army’s marching route for all to see, with large signs that say “Rapist” on them, as the crows consume them. That way at least the other young men might learn a lesson.
PS - So what’s next? Should all women wear burqas, so that they don’t risk provoking the men from their holy thoughts?
(Naïve and contemptible children)
George Soros was discussing how the Ukraine was developing into a democracy and the United States as well as Europe should unify and help the Ukraine advance into a democratic state, rather than backslide into the totalitarianism that Russia has become under Putin. Using the rape analogy this the West providing the attractive young democracy with sexy clothing.
George Soros was discussing how the Ukraine was developing into a democracy, and the United States as well as Europe should unify and help the Ukraine advance into a democratic state rather than backslide into the totalitarianism that Russia has become under Putin. Using the rape analogy this financial aid would be us in the West providing the attractive young democracy of the Ukraine with some sexy clothing. When Putin attacked/raped the Ukraine, are we to then say that the attack was our fault?
No! Of course not. Only the most egregious fool would have the outdated and contemptible philosophy that the victim is actually the instigator. An extremely provocative and sexy young woman should be able to strut alluringly through a large barracks of lonely young men on a Friday night, and she should expect by all rights to come out on the other side having not been assaulted. If any man assaults her, it is completely and utterly the fault of the men in their miserable lack of self control, rather than anything to do with the woman.
As far as military rape is concerned I would suggest the old-fashioned ways of stringing up the rapist along the army’s marching route for all to see, with large signs that say “Rapist” on them, as the crows consume them. That way at least the other young men might learn a lesson.
PS - So what’s next? Should all women wear burqas, so that they don’t risk provoking the men from their holy thoughts?
(Naïve and contemptible children)
Humans have many natural tendencies.
Some good. Some bad.
Nah.
It's people who lack self control &/or respect for others.
Women are already allowed to join.
And as we see with female cops, the gals
are also prone to committing violent crimes
against innocents.
Soldiers need....
Vetting
Training
Supervision
Consequences
To be clear...One suspects the Russians are better at it than most too, given what happened at the end of WWII to a large number of German women AND children.
Russians are better at committing such crimes.
stvdv
Veteran Member
Well, according to Senator, the US made the decision for war, and Russia followed through
Someone who instigates murder/war is not innocent either
But that part mainstream media leaves out
Probably mainstream media in Russia does not leave it out though
I rather would have mainstream media give all the facts, not as biased as is done nowadays
stvdv
Veteran Member
Both
Lack of Love is at the core of the problem
Lack of self control and/or respect for others is a symptom of it
The way of the simpleton....
In complex relationships, assign sole & total blame to one party.
In complex relationships, assign sole & total blame to one party.