http://seenthis.net/tag/rape 2013-05-23T05:44:52Z urn:uuid:508ea5ea-37fc-4aa0-9eb3-4938ee1cb326 PaulineB (@paulineb) http://seenthis.net/people/paulineb paulineb@seenthis.net 2012-10-28T08:08:51Z 2012-10-28T08:18:03Z

<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Après les diverses déclarations scandaleuses sur le viol aux Etats-Unis, un rappel nécessaire sur les déplorables politiques de soutien aux victimes. </p><p><span class='lien_lien' ><a rel='nofollow' href="http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/28/opinion/sunday/kristof-Outrageous-Policies-Toward-Rape-Victims.html?smid=fb-share&_r=0" class='spip_out' title="Outrageous Policies Toward Rape Victims" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>http://</span><span class='lien_racine lien_raccourci'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>nytimes.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>2012/</span><span class='lien_off'>10/</span><span class='lien_off'>28/</span><span class='lien_off'>opinion/</span><span class='lien_off'>sunday/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>kristof-Outrageous-Policies-To</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>ward-Rape-Victims.html?smid=fb-share&_r=0</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> THE silliness began when Todd Akin claimed during his Senate campaign in Missouri that in the case of “legitimate rape,” women “shut that whole thing down” to prevent pregnancy. Then, a few days ago, Richard Mourdock of Indiana seemed to blame God for such pregnancies, saying this was “something God intended to happen.” I think God should sue him for defamation.<br />But our political system jumps all over verbal stupidity, while giving a pass to stupid policies. If we're offended by insensitive words about rape, for example, shouldn't we be incomparably more upset that rape kits are routinely left untested in the United States? And wouldn't it be nice if Democrats, instead of just firing sound bites, tackled these underlying issues? </p></blockquote><p><span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href="http://seenthis.net/tag/rape">rape</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href="http://seenthis.net/tag/united">United</a></span> States<br /><span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href="http://seenthis.net/tag/viol">viol</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href="http://seenthis.net/tag/etats-unis">Etats-Unis</a></span></p></div> urn:uuid:508ea5c1-b4e4-4b9c-b8a5-4938a630e1f8 Baroug (@baroug) http://seenthis.net/people/baroug baroug@seenthis.net 2011-02-09T09:32:51Z 2011-02-09T09:32:51Z

My cut-out-and-keep guide on how to stop #women having sex | Hadley Freeman | Comment is free | The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/feb/09/guide-to-stop-women-having-sex ❝An exciting update on last week's discussion about how certain US politicians believe that, while some women are unfortunate enough to be raped, not all of them have been raped enough. "Forcible #rape" was the coinage these chaps came up with, which heretofore many would have considered tautological. But these politicians pointed out the error of such thinking: in the bill they put forward, they said that if a woman was in any way mentally incapacitated while she was raped, she couldn't qualify for government money to have an #abortion. The rape hadn't been forced, you see, and maybe the woman hadn't fought her attacker off because she was drugged up with Rohypnol, but it could also have been because she, you know, wanted it. Hard to say. So instead, if this woman really did insist on aborting the conception-by-rape pregnancy, she should just go back and get raped again and this time, for heaven's sake, try to stay awake during the proceedings.❞ #viol

<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>My cut-out-and-keep guide on how to stop <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/women">women</a></span> having sex | Hadley Freeman | Comment is free | The Guardian<br /><span class='lien_lien' ><a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/feb/09/guide-to-stop-women-having-sex" class='spip_out' title="My cut-out-and-keep guide on how to stop women having sex | Hadley Freeman | Comment is free" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>http://</span><span class='lien_racine lien_raccourci'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>guardian.co.uk</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>commentisfree/</span><span class='lien_off'>2011/</span><span class='lien_off'>feb/</span><span class='lien_off'>09/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>guide-to-stop-women-having-</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>sex</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> An exciting update on last week's discussion about how certain US politicians believe that, while some women are unfortunate enough to be raped, not all of them have been raped enough. “Forcible <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/rape">rape</a></span>” was the coinage these chaps came up with, which heretofore many would have considered tautological. But these politicians pointed out the error of such thinking: in the bill they put forward, they said that if a woman was in any way mentally incapacitated while she was raped, she couldn't qualify for government money to have an <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/abortion">abortion</a></span>. The rape hadn't been forced, you see, and maybe the woman hadn't fought her attacker off because she was drugged up with Rohypnol, but it could also have been because she, you know, wanted it. Hard to say. So instead, if this woman really did insist on aborting the conception-by-rape pregnancy, she should just go back and get raped again and this time, for heaven's sake, try to stay awake during the proceedings. </p></blockquote><p><span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/viol">viol</a></span></p></div>