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- Subject: Re: Sexual Harassment (was Re: Simon you're no ...
- Date: 20 Nov 1992 14:51:55 -0000
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- In <1992Nov20.131057.980@lclark.edu>, Bil Snodgrass III
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- writes :
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- why don't men rape men more? I mean
- if it were truly an act of dominance of force then wouldn't men rape men? It
- just seems like rape would be just as horrible for a man (I am Gay so I am
- not talking about man on man sex). So why aren't these violent men, who
- kill and assualt men, also raping them?
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- After a recent spate of particularly vicious and violent male rapes
- in London (men being abducted from tube stations by 3 or 4 men and
- taken somewhere, blindfolded then forcibly penetrated), some of the
- less oppressive newspapers in this country carried comment from leading
- criminal psychologists about how it is unlikely that the incidents had
- been carried out by gay men. In fact, homosexual rape was charcterised
- as some ultimate form of queer-bashing. (Sorry, but I don't have the
- exact reference for the newspaper in which I read of this.)
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- This seems also to fit, in some sick and perverse sense, with the
- general line we seem to take about the mentality of the average
- queer-basher (i.e. unexpressed, frustrated homosexual tendency).
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- Food for thought?
-