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Where in Johannesburg do you find this savage community?
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You just had the anti race card pulled on you, very commonly used in these parts![]()
Nail on the head!Is that something like the "you're pulling the race card" card that racist often use when they're being racist ?
Is that something like the "you're pulling the race card" card that racists often use when they're being racist ?
I don't know what world you living in, rape is right up there with child abuse and alot of times these two problems are interconnected. Rape in many rural areas is used to "put women in their place".I think if we make a list of things that seriously affected the world in a terrible way, rape would struggle to make the top 20. Sexual harassment would not make the top 1000. Yet we're lead to believe these are the primary issues of the day. I mean REAL non consensual rape by the way. To me if you enjoyed it at the time or consented to it, no matter what state you were in, provided you got yourself into that state, it's not rape.
Consider war, genocide, racism, mental illness, physical impairment, poverty, various cancers, lack of education, , lack of healthcare , aids, murder, drugs, malaria, child abuse etc. I can't be bothered to spend my time worrying about rape. Something from my experience that is extremely unappealing to all the men I know.
So that means if a woman go's on 3 dates whit 3 differant men, one of them would have raped her ? Wait what ????
I don't know what world you living in, rape is right up there with child abuse and alot of times these two problems are interconnected. Rape in many rural areas is used to "put women in their place".
No. Not to me. They cried wolf too often. I just don't believe them anymore. You see the problem ?
1 in 3 ? Any man anywhere can tell you that's rubbish and that their definition of rape is absurd. By the same definition 1 in 3 women rapes a man. Where is that headline ?
What a stupid test. How can you do a study of just 487 people and justify it? Other variables must be considered! 487 people do not represent the millions living in Gauteng! Think about it, maybe if they did a study of at least 487,000 people in that area it would make sense. This does not.
I am telling you, this is a study done and funded by the Europe/America/Austrilia's so that people do not come to Africa, especially SA because it's economy in general is steady and growing. They don't want people from the US/Euro to migrate here so they are throwing these f'd up studies.
Exactly. 487 men can hardly give an accurate assessment. Pretty stupid.
Brilliant sample on which to reach such an earth-shattering assumption... 487 out of a possible 25 000 000 (assuming a 50/50 male/female split) = 0.002%
This has the same twang to it as that idiotic Charlize Theron ad from a couple of years ago. I've got 4 or 5 close male friends, none of whom would dare touch a woman uninvited, let alone resort to rape. That in itself invalidates the entire 'study'.
Sensationalism derived from non-representative stats FTL. Problems do not get addressed by overstating them to the point of being ludicrous.
What a load of b@lls%^t! There is no way this is accurate. If 1 in 3 were rapists then like 1 in 1000 women would not have been raped. While I appreciate we have a problem in this country stats like this do nothing to help all they do is create animosity in the men who don't and so are counter productive.
you say rape, i say surprise sex![]()
http://www.surveysystem.com/sscalc.htm#one
For a population of 4,000,000, a confidence level of 95% and a confidence 'interval' of 4, 600 people would have to be interviewed for an accurate result.
It is important that they are drawn from the breadth of society as well.
shakenbake said:You're missing the most important aspect of this. The definition of rape was obviously incredibly flawed and produced sensationalist results. Just like "domestic abuse" figures. Ignoring that fact that men are far more likely to experience physical and emotional domestic abuse than women, the TV adverts lead you to believe domestic abuse is all men returning home drunk to beat their wives to an inch of their lives. In reality the stats are made of of offences are timid as "shouting at your wife in an argument" or criticizing her. Yet these stats are all lumped in and manipulatory presented to represent something else far more sinister. It's all histrionic and I have no time for it. There are real problems in the world that need out attention more than pampered , privileged western women and their fashion hubris.
You are concerned about two things:
1. You are worried people might think there's a 33% chance that YOU are a rapist. This is completely false and the slightest knowledge of statistical theory will explain this to you.
2. You think that publication of this sort of information ignores all other cases of abuse.
You also rather distastefully dismiss all allegations of rape as false because they are made by 'pampered, privileged western women' just looking to make a scene.
I am sure that the rape problem in South Africa is just something that the media created after talking to a couple of bored housewives in Sandton...