Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She's right

Just stop it. If you have half a brain, you know that bad things can happen to the most prepared of us all. A couple of years ago, a young man was sexually assaulted in or near the Bethesda metro. He was just walking about, minding his own business. Is he at fault?

Idiot.

Looking past your name calling and obvious lack of self control.... no one said that on rare occasions, even those with good situational awareness and judgement still aren’t victims. But those are very, very rare incidents indeed, and are usually almost always committed by someone known to the victim, who was able to slip inside their virtual security perimeter, either through coercion, drugs, or some other means.

But those exceptions don’t make the rule. And the rule is that most victims of sexual assault were somehow compromised in terms of situational awareness or were otherwise incapacitated in some other way (alcohol, drugs, etc). Very few assault victims were physically overpowered by a random stranger and dragged into an alley. Most victims knew their attacker, and most victims in some way or another, had their guard down.

Just because you don’t like hearing this doesn’t make it untrue.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know nothing of this woman except that she's a fool.

Yup u know nothing

Ha, she's an idiot who can't type a grammatically correct sentence and she's a butter face. Go back to cleaning your gun.

Anonymous wrote:I know nothing of this woman except that she's a fool.

Yup u know nothing

I know nothing of this woman except that she's a fool.

the other problem is that you may feel like you're protecting yourself with a gun, but really, you're just introducing a weapon into an already terrible situation that could be used against you. The odds are not in the woman's favor, honestly.

I thought every woman that Trump groped and every underage girl Epstein/Trump had carnal relations with, asked for it? What is the problem? The Virginia State Senator could be speaking the truth. After all, Hope Hicks wanted a lot of male attention and she got it, Sarah Sanders did not want male attention and did not get it, amirite?

she's a true charmer. she also had a hissy fit at the capitol over her parking.

Anonymous wrote:She's right

Just stop it. If you have half a brain, you know that bad things can happen to the most prepared of us all. A couple of years ago, a young man was sexually assaulted in or near the Bethesda metro. He was just walking about, minding his own business. Is he at fault?

Idiot.

She's right

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So what about what she said is specifically incorrect?

We found the naive one here.

+1

Hi Amanda!

Anonymous wrote:So what about what she said is specifically incorrect?

We found the naive one here.

Anonymous wrote:So what about what she said is specifically incorrect?

It's pretty obvious isn't it? You can be the least naive, best prepared person ever and you can still be raped.

So what about what she said is specifically incorrect?

Wow.

And she's female. Where does the GOP find these gems?

https://www.nbc12.com/2019/07/05/virginia-senator-faces-criticism-after-online-controversial-rape-comment/

District 11 Senator Amanda Chase made a controversial comment during a back-and-forth online exchange concerning the second amendment.

In an online Facebook exchange, Chase told someone “It’s those who are naive and unprepared that end up raped. Sorry but I’m not going to be a statistic.”

“I was pretty deeply offended as someone who cares about Chesterfield County and as someone who works in Chesterfield County,” Casey Dokoupil said.

Casey Dokoupil says the comments caught her off guard.

“She’s trying to blame rape on victims which is unhealthy and not representative of where we are as a culture and moving,” Dokoupil said.