Good grief. The woman made it as clear as she possibly could that she wasn't saying that if a woman is drunk it's 'her fault' - she said:
"There is absolutely no excuse and a woman can do with her body what she wants and a man will have to adjust his behaviour accordingly," she said.
All she wanted to do - presumably after having seen so many cases of rape and feeling that she must speak up - was to give some advice to women to protect themselves.
Of COURSE you're more vulnerable if you're drunk. You might fall over. You might need physical help. You might be way more extrovert and uninhibited than if you're sober. You might walk down dark streets or talk to strangers that your sober instincts might tell you to avoid.
This doesn't mean it's OK for someone to rape you - she in no way said that!! It means just that you're easier to lure/overcome/rape!!
OMG. I can't believe this woman has had the courage to stand up and point out that it's quite dangerous to get so off your face that you barely know what you're doing, and stagger around the streets late at night, and she is being deliberately misunderstood.
Well, I for one would absolutely not get drunk like that, or passively allow my daughter to. I do think it would be dangerous. Because there are some appalling guys out there who might take advantage of it.
Also because it's a horrible thing to do, but that's by the by. As the judge said - women can do whatever they like to their bodies.