‘Men’s Rights’ Blogger: Make Rape Legal On Private Property So Women Can Have ‘Learning Experiences

[alp227]

If rape culture was a phony invention of radical feminist academics, why does this "Roosh V" guy still have a devoted following, when putting out sicko shit like this?

Feminist (and woman)-hating blogger Roosh Vörek embarrassed men everywhere in a Monday column on his creatively named Roosh V blog. Vörek, with his misogynist ravings, has become quite popular with the so-called “men’s rights” movement — and why not? This recent entry tackled the liberal invention known as “rape culture,” and featured Vörek’s brilliant solution: Make rape legal on private property!

According to the blogger, having laws against rape do nothing but make“women wholly unconcerned with their own safety and the character of men they developed intimate relationships with.”

“I saw women who voluntarily numbed themselves with alcohol and other drugs in social settings before letting the direction of the night’s wind determine who they would follow into a private room,” Vörek wrote, going out of his way to demonize rape victims. “I saw women who, once feeling awkward, sad, or guilty for a sexual encounter they didn’t fully remember, call upon an authority figure to resolve the problem by locking up her previous night’s lover in prison or ejecting him from school.”

[rocktivity]

1. But would that also apply to women raping men?

rocktivity

[Behind the Aegis]

2. My guess is he, like some others, don't believe that is possible.

However, it does beg the question, "what about male on male rape?" I wonder how this would fly with him and his filthy ilk: Make Rape Legal On Private Property So Straight Men Can Have ‘Learning Experiences'. I am going to guess it would go over like a fart in a diving helmet.

[stone space]

3. Meanwhile, in another thread, folks are arguing about...

...whether or not men should punch out women who climb up on stage.

[BainsBane]

4. Not again

I remember last time we had some proclaiming that beating a woman was treating her as an equal.

[alp227]

5. It's based on the assertion that it's SELF DEFENSE.

How do you respond to such accusations? The "self defense" argument is an attempt to trick opponents of domestic violence into admitting their position of gender equality is fallacious (as if it's OK to treat differently-abled people as different worths of person).

[TreasonousBastard]

8. Huh? I might be tempted to accept that having a woman...

beating the crap out of a man would be some sort of equality, but there's really no excuse for a beating.

[TreasonousBastard]

7. Really? Where's that?

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

6. OMFG. There are no words. There's just

[LittleBlue]

9. He sounds like a psychotic rapist

Law enforcement should keep an eye on him.

[Revanchist]

10. Maybe it's a case of covering his own behind

After all, as pointed out on We Hunted the Mammoth, he is a self admitted rapist:

Evidently, in Roosh”s view, women are at fault when they enter a bedroom with the wrong man, but men aren’t at fault for being this wrong man. It’s a convenient argument for Roosh, who by all accounts including his own is one of these wrong men. Indeed, in his e-book Bang Iceland he admitted, rather nonchalantly, that he once raped a woman who was too drunk to consent. As he described the events of that evening:

While walking to my place, I realized how drunk she was. In America, having sex with her would have been rape, since she legally couldn’t give her consent. It didn’t help matters that I was relatively sober, but I can’t say I cared or even hesitated. I won’t rationalize my actions, but having sex is what I do.

[TRoN33]

11. ?!?!?!!!!???!???!!!!??

[Blue Owl]

12. Kind of a low-budget Rush Limbaugh

n/t

[one_voice]

13. This dude sounds like a pyscho...

anyone that could even come up with some bullshit like this is dangerous.

[Brigid]

14. Guys like this . . .

Are the reason why I'm still single -- and better off.