Re: Hello and introduction

"Darkfalz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Okay, I will get it right of the way. I am what you could call a "rape
> advocate" (with regards to women, not to men or children). I think it's a
> glorious justice considering what I call the wholesale rape of the male
> spirit by moden females. Some nasty uptight slut being put in her place by a
> violent gang rape has to be the most satisying thought in the world to me.
> 
> I also have looked into the false accusation side of things, and yes - it
> seems there are more false accusations than actual rapes going on. This is
> alarming. That was an excellent post below about the dangers of what would
> happen if they came down more harshly on false accusers, even thuogh it's
> the lowest crime on earth - worse even than rape. A rape is over in a few
> minutes (if she is smart), the carnage of being false accused will last your
> lifetime. Your friends, your family, your job, your future employment
> prospects - all can be taken away by an accusation. In fact, the act of rape
> could be pleasurable for a woman. The only times it could be considered
> violent is when they resist. My advice is don't resist, just lay back and
> try to make the best of it.
> 
> Speaking of violence, I greatly disagree that rape is a crime of violence
> and power, as feminists try to maintain, that it's not "sexual" (an attempt
> to assuage the guilt felt by "victims") and that it's not sex.
> 
> Obviously every case is different, but give me a break. Rape is very much
> about sex. Of course, there are sick people who rape old people and
> children, but the majority of rapes (outside of prison) happen to young
> females. If all you wanted was power, you'd rape whoever was going to put up
> the least resistance. No, rape is when your desire, your need to have a
> woman overrides her personal rights. In this case, it would best be desribed
> a crime of extreme love (or lust).
> 
> I also enjoy reading rape stories. No, it's not even actually because they
> give me satisfaction (genuine ones do), but I read them for amusement. It's
> very obvious to me that almost every story I've read has been a severe
> stretch of the truth. There are always massive and glaring omissions with
> regards to her behaviour. My favourite part is the part of every rape story
> which goes along the lines of "and suddenly he was inside me".
> 
> Sorry, but that doesn't happen. Her pants have to come down. His pants have
> to come down. He has to position himself in the right place and insert
> himself. It doesn't "suddenly" happen by any means.
> 
> Obviously, this is the biggest problem with all supposed "rape" stories. The
> omission of the part where they gave CONSENT, either verbally or through
> action (taking off her panties, for example). They skip over this with
> rubbish like "and then he was on top of me" or "and then he was inside me".
> 
> Yes, most instances of "rape" these days only become so the following day
> (thought it could even be weeks later) when the girl, trying to escape
> responsiblity for her slutty behaviour, decides she act like the whole
> episode was out of her control. She may just feel like a tramp, she may feel
> used or that she thought sleeping together was going to mean the start of a
> relationship (like that's any way to start a relationship) and when things
> don't work out, it's much easier to cry "rape" than accept responsibility
> for your actions.
> 
> Another note I'd like to make. Women who apparantly get raped multiple
> times. One story I read on that vile, hate and lies spreading proganda site,
> Pandora's Aquarium, involved a girl who was first raped by a man, than by
> her (male) rape counseller, and also by the police officer investigating her
> site. Obviously this is complete and total bullshit, but it's an extreme
> case. If you are genuinely raped once, I mean if that happens to you - there
> is simply NO WAY you are going to put yourself in a position where it can
> happen again. You'd have to be fucking stupid and utterly incapable of
> learning from past experience for it to happen twice (from a different
> person - if it's from the same person, obviously only you are to blame).
> 
> My take on this is that these women are victim junkies. They get off on
> people feeling sorry for them and the compassion and understanding, but when
> the supposed rape is fading into memories, they require another fix. So they
> invent another story about being raped. Many probably don't invent them
> outright, they just massively embellish a real encounter, like a guy who
> whistled at her or gave her a "sleazy look" on the subway.
> 
> A pretty much telltale sign of a false accuser is a woman, on the internet
> I've noticed, who will tell you she was raped in your first conversation.
> I've lost count of the number of stupid bitches who've played the "I was
> raped" card on me online, usually when they are feeling criticised or losing
> an argument, or just as a cheap attempt to evoke sympathy. If that really
> happened to you, you wouldn't be telling it to every fucking stranger you
> meet online, simple as that.
> 
> Well I am sure I will enjoy my stay here, as it seems most here are well
> informed about the true rate of false accusation (very high) and the angry
> feminists appear to have very little sway.
> 
> Also remember, before you flame, I never raped anyone nor do I have any
> intention of doing so. I will leave that to the heroes.

Excellent post, well said.