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Shia LeBouf rape,sexism at its fineist.

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FayKorgasm · 28/11/2014 07:31

My facebook is full articles about Shias rape. I am so sorry he went through this. However not one article mentions his clothing at the time,alcohol consumption,past partners,whether he knew the person. Not even "rape" or alledged rape. Pick up any article about a woman talking about her rape and it is full of what she was wearing etc.
Fucking deprressing really.

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MrsRaegan · 29/11/2014 13:36

He didn't give consent...

Had a man done that to a woman in the exact same situation, what would you call it then?

FrauHelgaMissMarpleandaChuckle · 29/11/2014 13:34

Listed - the law has indeed changed in England. A man can be raped.

listed · 29/11/2014 13:33

How can you say "assuming that even happened" with a straight face??

If you said that about a woman who said she'd been raped you'd be ripped to bits.

A man can't legally be raped in England anyway. It would be indecent assault (unless the law has been changed since I was studying a long time ago)

CelesteToTheDance · 29/11/2014 13:30

Most of the comments I've read were angry about him minimising the reality of rape by claiming that someone coming in and having sex with him (assuming that even happened) as being rape. It's not rape when he's sitting there, completely silent and not giving any indication he doesn't want it, not pushing her off, saying no or calling for help from his security who were at the door.

That's not fucking rape and how dare he claim it is.