LOL why is it that women always bring out the "you hate women" card whenever you even try to be a little logical. Its the funniest and cutest thing ever. Listen, I am probably any woman's best friend, I like women, I have nothing against them wearing what they want. I watch porn with women. But why do you always bring up the "you hate women" card. If judging fairly and analyzing rationaly is enough for me to hate women these days, then I'm sorry there's nothing I can do for you. Don't worry, I guess the rapist who mistreats women...truely likes women.
LMOL. If anything you said was logical then we obviously wouldn't be having this conversation.
"Like I said, a womans common dress code is not actually the reason for most rape, but the objectification of women, and women are embrassing this notion by deliberately exposing themself in the final intention to manipulate men or women."
I don't even know what to say to this. You have contradicted yourself so many times on this thread that it is hard to keep track. First you say a rapist isn't solely to blame because of what people wear, now you are saying that you know dress has nothing to do with rape...hmmm...then why the hell do you keep harping on it?
"Its just Feburary and I saw some chick on my campus wearing this mini sport shorts that barely covered her vital areas. Its still a little chilli outside so I wonder why anyone would wear that right now."
Does her wearing this mean she should be raped? No. I don't even see how this is relevant.
"But some women have to always be sexy, God forbid they are caught dead not being sexy. These women, usually young and dumb, think that the epitome of feminism is to be sexy, they rationalize that to get a guy is to be sexy."
True. Once again, does this mean they should be raped? No.
"The bottom line is this, some women think they are naturally sexier than men, so they are automatically exempt from all the rules of nature, including exposure. They think they can cut their cake and have it at the same time, you guys think the laws don't perttain to you. I have news for you, get a grip. Yes, you are sexier than guys, but that doesn't mean you are exempt to the rules of nature."
What rules of nature are we talking about? I don't understand what your point is. Are their rules that I am unfamiliar with? If so, please elaborate. Did I ever say I thought I was "exempt" from rules? No.
"You said people should look away in public if they feel violated by too much exposure, easy for you to say. How would you feel if men had testacles and penis clearly protruding, and if men had barely there shirt. Do you think you will still hold your "look away" position?"
Sigh...no that is not what I said. If you actually read my post you would have realized that I said if someone is feeling offended or violated by a persons dress then they can REMOVE themselves from the situation. They have a choice, unlike someone who is being raped. Let me remind you that there are laws in place to protect people from underdressed people. It's called Indecent Exposure. If you have such a problem then maybe you should file a complaint next time instead of sitting on your ass and bitching about it. A woman who shows cleavage is not the same as man letting his dick hang out. I am sorry you don't understand this. Now if a woman were walking around completely exposed, like the man with his whole package hanging out, then yes, that is very inappropriate and she/he should be reprimanded.
In the end. The point is, is that none of this has to do with rape. Rapists do not rape based solely on what people wear. They choose victims regardless. You ranting on and on about what think contitutes overexposed women has no bearing on the fault of a rape incident. As other people have pointed out, you seem to think that rape is a sexual act, and many times this is not the case. Rape is about domination and control and therefor has nothing to do with whatever sexy outfit the person is wearing. I agree that people in todays society are underdressed many times and that women and men are constantly objectifying themselves, but that does not mean that if they are raped it is okay.