I disagree with the petition.
We can't control someone else's behaviour. Being in full control of ourselves mean we are better able to call for help or not be placed in certain dangerous situations- such as having sex without consent (due to being drunk) or due to having slower reflexes, being 'easier' to rape. You should be able to be drunk without being raped. A rape victim who was drunk or maybe had taken drugs or was otherwise not fully in control of their senses was not inviting rape, thwy were not 'asking' for it, the only person who has any blame is the rapist, end of. BUT the victim would have been less likely to be placed in that position of having no control over the situation if they had for instance, not become more vulnerable by drinking, or whatever.
If I was walking down a, I don't know, shady street, dangling an expensive phone (not comparing this to rape of course) and someone mugs me, I should never have been mugged. It would be the mugger's fault ultimately BUT it would have been better for me to have kept my phone tucked away. I would not blame anyone who was mugged BUT that also doesn't mean there aren't things which mean it is less likely you would be mugged. I can't explain it well as I know that sounds a bit blamey, but I'm really not that good at English.
That situation is the same for rape, imo. It is always and only the rapist's fault BUT with certain precautions, it is less likely you are placed in that situation. You shouldn't have to take those precautions for your safety, and if you don't and act completely normally and naturally then I wouldn't say you were wrong or inviting anything (maybe unwise) but that doesn't mean it wouldn't be safer for you to drink less or ore book a taxi or whatever. It isn't just for rape, I would say that for anybody and every body, regardless of age or gender, that you should try and remain in full control of yourself and if you want to get drunk or whatever you should have trusted friends with you, and so on, all the stuff girls get told already (but boys should too).
You could do everything and anything and you can't prevent yourself being raped, ultimately, or attacked. I don't think I'm victim blaming as I don't think a victim should ever be blamed, the only person who can be responsible is the one who perpetrated it. BUT I tell my DC that if someone asks them to go somewhere, they're to tell me or whatever. If they wandered off with a stranger and were harmed somehow, it would completely and utterly not be their fault, but I will still tell them that advice because I can't stop someone wanting to kidnap or assault or murder, I can only do my best to protect myself and my children. It won't often work and I shouldn't need to have to do that, but we do and I think it's common sense, not victim blaming.