Okay, so a couple of things: no person is ever responsible for their own sexual assault, and men and boys are sexually assaulted, along with women and girls, and people who do not identify with any particular gender. It affects everyone in every group and category.
Nobody is ever responsible for their own victimization. That is the first thing; I hope we can all agree on that.
The second thing I want to say, and something that may be politically incorrect among feminists, is that the feminist movement has sold women a false bill of goods. The feminist movement has said to women, “You can do whatever you want, wherever you want, with whomever you want, however you want, and there should be no expected consequences.” Now, again, this is not blaming women for their own rape.
It is bringing in a reality perspective to where and when a woman chooses to place herself. You know, it used to be when I was growing up, I knew someone—and I have a cold, so if I were to say to this person, “Yeah, I have a little bit of a cold”—they would say, “Well, you didn’t wear a jacket.”
You know, it was very automatic that a person would be held accountable in whatever way people could think of, and unfortunately, this extended to victims of sexual assault, too; they would say, “What were you wearing? Did you lead them on?” and things like that. Obviously not right. But, and a big but, if you are a female and you are going into a fraternity where you know that the guys get drunk and the girls get drunk, and they take drugs and engage in orgies, and you put yourself there, you do that, and then you somehow… and you have sex voluntarily, and you somehow expect that nothing else will happen, and the feminist movement endorses your lack of reality…
That is a problem. And it is not just a problem with the Jane Doe case; it is a problem with this whole feminist attitude toward mass migration, you know, where feminists were the first ones to talk about intersectionality, and “We have to help the migrants,” and then the migrants invaded their homes, did not leave, and raped them.
And nobody wants to talk about this basic, basic issue and problem in how the feminist movement absolutely refuses to face reality and to give women a reality perspective that they can work with. Here is another one: if you have a woman, right, and the woman gets married, and she endlessly provokes and disrespects her husband and even hits him, do not think that he is not going to hit her back.
Of course he will. Does that make it right? Of course not. But the feminist movement, in so staunchly articulating positions that make no sense in the real world, has put all women and everyone really at risk, because it is a matter of national security when the feminist movement cannot get behind removing migrants who are undocumented, illegal, and really here to rape and invade.
That is what they want to do; they want to take over. It is a problem when they cannot recognize that radical Islamism—part of that—is taking women as slaves, sex slaves, and trafficking them.
It is time for the feminist movement to face the facts, grow up, and really be empowered by facing the truth, as difficult as the truth is. We should prosecute all rapists, we should insist on consent, but we also need to be real feminists and not fake feminists. Take care.
