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• to geekgirlsrule that's such a good idea about the column for daily abuses! I'm new btw hello everyone! It's so sad that in 2008 women's rights are still under fire. Which why I'm taking a women's studies class and thinking
  (posted to EC Access Denied: A Wal-mart pharmacy employee needs our help)
• I kind of see where he's coming from. He's not saying it's our fault if we are raped. We cannot really call him an asshole for saying that we should be aware of a very real possibility that someone might
  (posted to Don't rape-apologist journalists bear any responsibility for the crap they write?)
• I don't understand what's so hard about not having sex with someone who can't give you a clear answer as to whether they want to have sex with you or not. If they can't give you a good answer they
  (posted to Don't rape-apologist journalists bear any responsibility for the crap they write?)
• stronggirl 18: The truth is every 2 minutes a woman in America is sexually assaulted. It would be very irresponsible to make women believe that everything's fine when it's not. I'm not saying that we should make women believe that
  (posted to On recruiting rape survivors for campaign ads)

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• oh you're right, as of less than a year: http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2008/mar/08030501.html (posted to On recruiting rape survivors for campaign ads)
• Why are we assuming that the boy-molestation-by-teachers are all "merely" statutory rapes? They are as coercive as any other form of child molestation, and should be prosecuted as such. Simple teacher-student "relations" are a whole other kettle of fish, but (posted to On recruiting rape survivors for campaign ads)
• I love that the Obama campaign is looking for someone to tell her/his story - I dream of a day when any victim of a crime can speak without shame about what happened to them. Maybe it's twisted, but one (posted to On recruiting rape survivors for campaign ads)
• "Why are we assuming that the boy-molestation-by-teachers are all "merely" statutory rapes? They are as coercive as any other form of child molestation, and should be prosecuted as such." "We're" not assuming anything, as you may notice by the variety (posted to On recruiting rape survivors for campaign ads)
• There’s so many issues here it’s hard to know where to begin, but let’s look at two: one, the issue of casting a rape victim (or an actress/actor portraying a rape victim) in an ad, and two, using the ad (posted to On recruiting rape survivors for campaign ads)

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