Why rape?

* Why rape? * Rape, mistreatment and incestuous national network (RAINN) (2009) is "the nation's largest anti-sex group." According to this accredited anti-violent charity, Americans are being sexually assaulted every two minutes. In addition, they reported that about 1 woman per 6 people was a victim of sexual assault attempts. In 2003, 9 out of 10 rape victims were female (RAINN). Statistics are self-evident and support the broad problem of sexual assault in the United States.

There are many reasons for undeclaration of rape. In the National Crime Victimization Survey, "The most common cause that victims of violent crime (including rape) victims have not reported crime is that it is private or private." Other reasons why a victim can not report rape include "retaliation, conviction, or fear of belief that the victim is unreliable" (Meadows, 2010, p. 10). All of these problems contribute to underreporting of rape. Because attackers use their bodies as weapons, rape is a very different kind of crime. An attacker can steal some interchangeable personal items as well as take out something from the victim's body and mind, but this can not be swapped. This torture may last for only a few minutes, but as the victim wants to know what's going to happen for hours it feels good. Also, in the case of rape, you can last long

A person can not stop rape. The essence of rape is the abolition of personal agents, so all responsibility for rape is a complete rape. The extent of rape and the extent of the victims show that there is a common point only in the existence of the person who selected rape. If they do xyz, tell people that they will not be raped. It strengthens the view that rape is due to the victims. (XYZ = not raping == rape = you did not do XYZ correctly / often enough). Note: This does not mean that people should not be discouraged from making reckless choices that endanger themselves and other people. However, the concept of "recklessness" can only retain water resources in the context of actual personal responsibility. Do not drink and drive. Tighten the seatbelt. There is no reflector, please do not ride in the dark. Please do not enter the sea at high tide. Because these are under human control, these are deprecated behavior.