bennymacca wrote:HH3 wrote: Don't encourage women to put themselves in danger to spite the rapists. They should still make smart decisions.
Well the inference here is that the woman was dumb for walking through the park and she has a share of the blame for getting murdered
No, the inference is that the whole conversation on other social media platforms is irresponsible. There's been others telling women to feel empowered and walk around at night alone.
"Instead of telling our girls not to walk through parks alone, we need to be telling our boys not to rape"
"She had every right to walk home alone. She had every right to feel safe. For no one ever told her male friends to take care. To text when they're home. To be careful. Yet she wasn't safe. She wasn't alone. And her life is gone. Because we live in a culture where we blame the victim."
This is the shit thats been doing the rounds.
Firstly, pretty sure boys know raping is bad. Pretty sure I've been educated on consent.
Secondly, she has the right to feel safe, but the real world isn't safe. I do tell my male friends to take care. I pick them up. I do tell males to text me when they get home.
It's a case of people claiming people are victim blaming, when no ones actually blamed the victim.