06-08-2016, 12:41 PM
(06-08-2016, 12:36 PM)Au165 Wrote: Not really. There is a known risk of a female being raped anytime they go out. Going out is a necessity, not just to parties but in general. Getting drunk isn't, but neither is driving late at night, maybe coming from an up all night bible study? The fact of the matter though is it is statistically more likely you will get hit by a drunk driver at that time, just like people are claiming it is more likely you will get raped if your drunk. Neither instance you had to be in that situation, but you choose to be
You can take it all the way to there is an inherent risk to crossing the street...you didn't need to cross the street, you chose to. That is an absurd analogy. You know too well what I am talking about.
As to your scenario about male rape. The frat guy should not have expected to be sexually assaulted. But he should have the sense to know that something bad could happen to him if he got himself incapacitated.
