
WorthlessSlavicShit
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So this is something I've found a few days ago, and with this news now coming out of the UK
www.bbc.com
I think it's only fitting that this, which also came from the UK, get reposted along with it
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www.elsevier.es
The researchers behind this have looked at roughly 400 rape cases reported to the UK police forces, and tried to find how many of them with the stereotype of "real rape," as in, what most people immediately think of when they hear the word "rape". A complete stranger whom a woman had never seen before attacking her during the night in an isolated area, using a weapon to force her into sex and leaving her with serious injuries.
The result? They didn't find a single one
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One, one case out of about 400 almost fit, but the woman received only slight injuries and not serious one, so it failed the final criterium
. That is how rare the scenario which all women and their soy male feminist always and immediately bring up as something waiting to happen to any woman at any moment is
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And of course, I'll assume the following, that most rapes are done by someone known to the victim, and especially their boyfriends and ex-boyfriends, because they all have exemplarily working personality detectors
, is something most people here know by now...
But it doesn't stop there
. They also broke down the stranger rapes into ones where the two were genuine strangers to each other with there being no contact before the rape itself, and ones where the perpetrators were guys who the women were out drinking with, either meeting them for the first time there and just deciding to spend some time with them, friends of friends, and so on. Guess which ones were more common
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Reading this, it almost sounds like they are just calling those rapes hooking up gone wrong
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If you want specific numbers, 29.2% of all the reported rapes were classified as stranger rapes. But breaking them down further, 17.4% of all rapes were done by someone the woman had met in a club or a pub and was drinking and spending time with, while 3% of rapes were done by someone the victim had at least some knowledge of and recognized, but had never met before, meaning that only 8.8% of the reported rapes, not even 10%, were done by complete strangers.
Not exactly how rape is presented by most people, isn't it
? Hell, this actually makes me wonder, just how much are guys like us underrepresented when it comes to being rapists? A complete stranger rape is just about the only one possible for low-status social outcasts. No girlfriends, so domestic rapes are impossible, maybe some friends or colleagues but no real chance to be with a female one alone for any meaningful amount of time, ugly losers so no attracting female strangers to drink with in a pub or a club... Complete stranger one is just about the only type of rape possible for ugly social outcasts, but are those types just 9% of the population? Especially assuming that guys like us are behind all complete stranger rapes, which is almost certainly not true, because we know that every study on rapists and consensual sex has found that they can easily get it and may be even more sexually successful than normal guys, they just want sex even more than they get it and that's why they rape.
So, maybe 1-2% percent of male-on-female rapes are done by incels or social outcasts in general
? Obviously much less than the percentage of guys like that in the general population
. Just how much less of a threat to women are we than the guys they choose to be around and spend the time with

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Zhenhao Zou: London student guilty of multiple counts of rape
Video evidence shows Zhenhao Zou could have as many as 50 victims, the Met Police says.

I think it's only fitting that this, which also came from the UK, get reposted along with it
Myths and legends: The reality of rape offences reported to a UK police force
Rape myths affect many aspects of the investigative and criminal justice systems. One such

The researchers behind this have looked at roughly 400 rape cases reported to the UK police forces, and tried to find how many of them with the stereotype of "real rape," as in, what most people immediately think of when they hear the word "rape". A complete stranger whom a woman had never seen before attacking her during the night in an isolated area, using a weapon to force her into sex and leaving her with serious injuries.
The result? They didn't find a single one
One, one case out of about 400 almost fit, but the woman received only slight injuries and not serious one, so it failed the final criterium
These new data importantly indicate that, for this sample, cases that fit the ‘real rape’ myth are extremely rare. In fact, for the current sample, no cases involved every aspect of the ‘real rape’ myth. Only two cases in which a weapon was used were carried out by a stranger to the victim. One of these nearly fits the ‘real rape’ myth except the victim sustained slight injuries rather than serious ones.
And of course, I'll assume the following, that most rapes are done by someone known to the victim, and especially their boyfriends and ex-boyfriends, because they all have exemplarily working personality detectors
In reality, the majority of victims were attacked by someone they knew, in their own or the perpetrator's home, and, although they were often physically forced into sexual intercourse, most victims did not sustain physical injuries from the attack. These findings are very similar to previous studies’ conducted in other areas of the UK and the USA
But it doesn't stop there
Even those cases that were categorised as stranger rapes did not fit the ‘real rape’ description. Most victims had spent some time with the perpetrator prior to the offence, thus not matching the ‘complete stranger that attacks in an alleyway’ stereotype. Frequently, the victim and offender had met in a pub, club, or in the town centre before the offence took place. This is particularly salient in conjunction with the findings related to alcohol consumption and the victims’ and offenders’ ages. Together, these new data suggest that stranger rape is strongly associated with the night-time recreational economy
Reading this, it almost sounds like they are just calling those rapes hooking up gone wrong
That the offender meets his victim in a pub or club and that the victim has frequently been drinking suggests that these persons may be targeted because of their vulnerability following alcohol consumption. This is also supported by Feist et al. (2007), in which they found that stranger rapes were the most likely to involve a highly intoxicated victim. Victims tend to be young women and the offenders relatively young men, if slightly older than their victims (also found in Feist et al.’s (2007) sample).
These women may be socially attracted to the offenders to begin with, and may be more so due to their alcohol consumption (which has been found to increase ratings of attractiveness of opposite-sex faces; Egan and Cordan, 2009; Jones, Jones, Thomas, & Piper, 2002). This may reflect differing expectations of men and women for a social evening. Men may expect sex to follow from meeting someone when they go to a pub or club, whereas women may expect to be social and friendly, but not necessarily expect sex. The myth of easy sexual availability for persons enjoying the evening entertainment economy can therefore be seen as an influence on many sexual offences.
If you want specific numbers, 29.2% of all the reported rapes were classified as stranger rapes. But breaking them down further, 17.4% of all rapes were done by someone the woman had met in a club or a pub and was drinking and spending time with, while 3% of rapes were done by someone the victim had at least some knowledge of and recognized, but had never met before, meaning that only 8.8% of the reported rapes, not even 10%, were done by complete strangers.
Not exactly how rape is presented by most people, isn't it
So, maybe 1-2% percent of male-on-female rapes are done by incels or social outcasts in general