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Die kanadische Journalistin Barbara Kay beschäftigt sich in einem aktuellen Artikel mit der feministischen Behauptung, wir würden in einer "Vergewaltigungskultur" leben – eine Behauptung, die spätestens mit der #Aufschrei-Hysterie auch nach Deutschland suppte, sich aber vor allem auf US-amerikanische Hochschulen konzentriert:
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Barbara Kay: Die feministische Wahnvorstellung von der "Rape culture"
Die kanadische Journalistin Barbara Kay beschäftigt sich in einem aktuellen Artikel mit der feministischen Behauptung, wir würden in einer "Vergewaltigungskultur" leben – eine Behauptung, die spätestens mit der #Aufschrei-Hysterie auch nach Deutschland suppte, sich aber vor allem auf US-amerikanische Hochschulen konzentriert:
If the risk of sexual assault on campus were truly one in five – to take the "conservative" estimate – no parent in their right mind would send their daughter to coed universities. But they do. And on campus after campus, we are seeing action being taken to prevent rape, in the form, for example, of McGill’s new "Forum of Consent," the purpose of which is apparently to transmogrify sexual foreplay into a Stasi-level interrogation of intention, without which the sex act to follow is ipso facto sexual assault.
(...) 'The fact is that "rape culture" is a form of popular mania like so many others before it. It does not exist. Or if it does, nobody has yet brought forward evidence of it. (...) Many observers have become more, not less skeptical with the mounting hysteria. One such observer has done something useful to validate our skepticism. Chad Hermann, a writer and management communication professor at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business, has published an article in communityvoices.post-gazette.com assessing both the claims and the actual statistical evidence for rape culture, in which he illuminates some glaring contradictions.
Hermann set the typical projected figure of 20-25% of women as victims of forced sex against the reported sexual assault offenses over three years at Pittsburgh’s three largest residential universities: the University of Pittsburgh (UP), Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and Duquesne University (DU). In 2009: At UP, with 14,800 female students, four sexual assaults were reported. At CMU, with about 3,900 female students, six sexual assaults were reported (a three-year high). At DU, with 5,700 females, three were reported.
But wait: We "know" (we don’t really) that 90% of rapes go unreported! Okay, Hermann adjusts the numbers to reflect that, giving UP 40 assaults, CMU 60 and DU 30. Are we at one-in-four yet? Hardly. We’re at one-in-185 (average of the three). That was in 2009. Over three years, 2007-9, women’s chances of being sexually assaulted average out for the reported cases to one in 1,877. If you factor in the 90% allegedly unreported, you get a maximum of only one in 188.
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- Toronto: Neunzehnjähriger Von Vier Frauen Vergewaltigt
Christine Salek berichtet unter der Überschrift "Canadian Man Sexually Assaulted By Four Women, Showing Rape Goes Both Ways" folgendes: A 19-year-old man has come forward and reported his own sexual assault that took place March 30 in Toronto. The report...
- Usa: Vergewaltigungen Ein Drittel So Häufig Wie Noch Vor Zwanzig Jahren
Rape is a vicious crime, one that disproportionately affects poor women and incarcerated men, but Barack Obama knows his voters, and so his recent remarks on the subject were focused not on penitentiaries, broken families, or Indian reservations but on...
- Joanna Williams: Es Gibt Keine Rape Culture An Britischen Universitäten!
Wer glaubt, die Hysterie angeblich allgegenwärtiger sexueller Übergriffe sei auf amerikanische Universitäten beschränkt, dürfte sich irren. Die Journalistin Joanna Williams macht dasselbe verstörende Phänomen an britischen Hochschulen aus und sieht...
- Cathy Young Seziert Feministische Reaktionen Auf Aufgeflogene Falschmeldung Im Rolling Stone
In The Guardian, Jessica Valenti goes so far as to declare, "I choose to believe Jackie." This is feminism as a religious cult, embracing the principle of early Church father Tertullian: "Credo quia absurdum" — I believe because it’s absurd. Some...
- The Hindu: "die Vielen Schattierungen Von 'vergewaltigung' In Indien"
Und wieder ein Artikel aus der Kategorie "für deutsche Leitmedien viel zu differenziert": A six-month long investigation by The Hindu has revealed that the nature of reported sexual assault in Delhi is far more complex than earlier imagined. Among the...
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