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Originally posted by kurtz1I think the definition of rape has changed over the years. When I went to college way back in the sixties rape was really defined as ripping the clothes off,
smashing in the face, sending to the hospital type violence. Back then women didn't drink like they do today and lose control of their thought processes.
I'm not so sure us guys were really much different then as now. Male biology is still male biology. Morals in general where much stronger. We still
pressed the issue with the girls and got many "nos" before we got anywhere. But that didn't mean we gave up. We might have been even more forceful
then today. But in return the women mostly stayed in control.
Sometimes to try to protect the women who have less self control today with the general lack of morals, alcohol flowing everywhere, etc. rape is being
defined as anything less than the woman pulling the guy into bed. I don't think that's a reasonable expectation. Down through history men have pursued
women, not the other way around. It's pretty much base on human biology. Tough to change biology unless you medicate every man to eliminate their
natural urge.
I have a son in college right now. He behaves himself, but seems to do OK with the ladies. He says that outright physically violent send to the hospital
type rape is pretty rare. He says sex is readily available after a date or two. There are exceptions, but not a whole lot. You just try a different girl, if
one is not interested. The problem seems to be general lack of morals, media permissiveness, easy availability of alcohol and drugs. Are the guys
supposed to be counselors and psychologists and try to determine when the girl has one to many? Not a reasonable expectation. Get rid of guns
and you probably lower the homicide rate, tighten up morals and get rid of alcohol around campus and you lower the practice of sex.
George Will may not have it all right, but blaming the college guys is getting old and not the answer, nor in most cases the real problem.
I get what your saying, but no means no..... But society today has less morals and alcohol has a lot to do with the problem..... People need to take responsibility for there own actions and look after themselfs and their friends better