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...rape awareness ad EVER.
The tagline reads: "Who pays for man's sins?"
For me, this image represents what is one of the key points of the rape issue--the notion that women somehow invite sexual assault through their conduct or clothing. Bullshit. Rapists make a choice to flaunt control and debase women, children, and others. There should never be any question of where the blame for this heinous crime lies.
Naturally, there are a number of male politicians who find it upsetting. Quelle surprise, no?
Via.
The tagline reads: "Who pays for man's sins?"
For me, this image represents what is one of the key points of the rape issue--the notion that women somehow invite sexual assault through their conduct or clothing. Bullshit. Rapists make a choice to flaunt control and debase women, children, and others. There should never be any question of where the blame for this heinous crime lies.
Naturally, there are a number of male politicians who find it upsetting. Quelle surprise, no?
Via.
