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Category Archives: Rape
The Inconvenience of Rapey Refugees
Rod Dreher writes: Well, well, well: Deutsche Welle reports something ‘politically awkward’: City authorities identified some suspects in the Cologne New Year’s Eve attacks as asylum seekers from Syria, detaining or questioning some of them, according to reports by local … Continue reading
Haven Monahan Back in the News
Steve Sailer writes: Nicole Eramo patiently listened to Jackie’s story about Haven Monahan several times and rightly figured out it wasn’t legit, for which she was much denounced as a facilitator of campus rape culture from Nov. 19th to December … Continue reading
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How To Deal With The Islamic Invasion
Comments to Steve Sailer: * The US government seemed to have little problem drafting, training, clothing, feeding, arming, transporting, supplying and medically treating ~15 million men during World War 2. Funny how the government is perfectly capable of such massive … Continue reading
HOW TO PREVENT MIGRANT RAPE
Comment: “Colin Liddell over at Alternative Right has evaluated some suggestions on how to alleviate the sexual tensions of the male migrants. It makes for some depressing reading and he admits that there’s no viable solution. My guess is that … Continue reading
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This is the best newspaper in America and it keeps getting better
The Washington Post reports: Relying on text messages between Jackie and one of her closest friends at the time, Eramo’s lawyers argue that Jackie not only fabricated the account of her alleged sexual assault but also created the false persona … Continue reading
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German Feminists: Forget Rapist Migrants, They’re Already Marginalised
Breitbart: In the wake of the wave of organised sexual assaults perpetrated against German women on New Year’s Eve, many commentators have been patiently waiting for the feminist reaction to this grotesque display of male violence. Well, it seems to … Continue reading
#RapeRefugees
Comments to Steve Sailer: * What German police need to do is set up a Morals Police division like Saudi Arabia to stop woman from walking around unescorted and to make sure they wear appropriate Burka’s so they don’t lure … Continue reading
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Rape Culture Around The World
Anatoly Karlin writes: In short, there are reasons why women in the Middle East, South Asia, and apparently (if to a smaller extent) in Central America are segregated and kept out of the workforce. The rare stupid foreign woman who … Continue reading
Original Sin: the sexual motivation of religious extremists
Essay: In late October of 2014, Iraqi News reported, as ISIS forces rampaged through Diyala province, one of their soldiers found a thirty-year-old woman resting at her home and attempted to rape her. She fought back, wresting away his gun … Continue reading
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To Rape is to Want Sex, Not Power
Essay: In the 1975 bestselling book: Against Our Will, the feminist writer, Susan Brownmiller, asserted that “rape is about power, not sex.” Ever since, the conventional wisdom has been that rapists are misogynistic men seeking domination and power over women, … Continue reading
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