The clothing is not the direct cause, but the clothing certainly contributes and is indicative of the mindset that leads to her being raped. It doesn't matter what she does, she ends up being a victim because she doesn't take her personal safety seriously.

The drinking and drugs definately show that one does not take his/her safety serious. But the clothes? The clothes aren't what cause the women to be careless. Instead of telling them that they shouldn't "dress like sluts", they should be told that they shouldn't drink too much when they're at parties, or that they shouldn't do drugs, which is illegal anyways. The clothing is at best the equivalent of someone owning an expesive phone and talking on it on the street. The "dress likes a slut" part is just misogynistic society at work.

Dunno what all the hoppla is about, he was right. You dress like a slut then you're gonna get unwanted attention, that's obvious. BUT that doesn't mean you deserve to be raped, groped ect any more than if you dressed like a sunday school teacher. He was just making an obvious fact though :-S

Women who dress revealingly should take more precaution when going out such as going home with friends rather than alone etc but the blame lays solely with the perpetrator. Don't care how drunk (or not) you get, rape is a serious crime and if one has it in them to rape, then it is likely they look for women alone then a half naked women.

No all that was said is that if they dress in a certain way the chances of being raped increase.

I would call that good advice.

Its really not ...

Go to the average club and pay attention to what women are wearing, the vast majority of women will be dressed in a way that is not dramatically different that what you would see them wear to school or work, and a small portion of women are dressed in a very provocative way that would stand out in every situation. The difference is that most women go to the club to have a good time with their friends, and the women who dress "slutty" go to the bar specifically to attract a lot of attention from men so that they can drink (and possibly do drugs) without paying for it.

The dressing in a provocative way and getting into this kind of dangerous position are heavily interconnected; and if the women took her personal safety seriously she wouldn't be dressing in that way to get that kind of attention from men simply because of the "perks" that come from it.

i didn't know that trying to show less of their boobs, and ass is like wearing a burqa. dam thanks, this info really helps oh well i guess that alot of old women wear burqa, i will go and tell them islam tells you to wear burqa and you aren't muslim so take off the burqa your wearing and show us your boobs. dam thanks sapphi i will tell them sapphi told me. I guess both of us are islamophobes XD.

As I said, talking on an expensive phone on the street also is more likely to lead to you getting mugged, yet I never hear anyone tell people to keep avoid talking on their mobile phones in public.

i will start a conversation with any girl who isn't showing her boobs and ass ant have a printed copy of this thread

me: hey there you know sapphi the famous human rights activist
girl: yes ofcourse i am his biggest fan, omg his way of talking about human rights is sooooo sexy ohhh my gawwd
me: You know that according to sapphi if you don't show most of your boobs and ass through tight and revealing clothe then you are wearing a burqa, here is a copy of his statement
girl: okay let me cut my clothe so that i am not wearing a burqa
me: good job, you have to do believe everything sapphi does
girl: yes i do okay cya

The next morning
I had breakfast as usual and switched on the tv wondering why the anchorwoman is wearing a burqa, then to be surprised by sapphi copycat girl gets raped, girl in trauma
so i head to the hospital to check out what happened
girl: me not wearing a burqa got me raped, sapphi i hate you
me: oh no no no, the rapist was goign to do it anyways even if you wore a burqa++,
girl: oh ya who said

me: sapphi here is a copy of it
girl: oh ya totally oh my gawd the rapist was going to do it anyways, thanks my trauma is decreased
me: one last thing, (brings out fake copy) sapphi comment on the rape saying that if you have sex with me it will decrease you trauma
girl closes curtains and asks for an hour inprivate with me

after an hour
me: sapphi i love you man
girl: i love sapphi too
me: we both love him so lets have another sex session to do what sapphi says, its best for us




I went out of there so happy, dam sapphi thanks for having such a fan base ...........
note: the girl came out of the hospital so happy because i fucked here like the forged copy of sapphi comment i forged and forget about the rape and went out without a burqa to get raped again and me comign to the rescue

The dressing provocatively is not what causes women to wind up in such dangerous situations, so instead of telling them to not "dress like sluts", he should've told them to not talk to strange individuals, avoid drinking large amounts of alcohol when around unknown people, and avoid drugs (which are illegal in the first place). Recomending they take up self defense and carry some sort of protection with them like pepper spray, a pocket knife, an electric zapper thingy (or a gun if it's legal) would've also been appropriate. "Provocative clothing" is also very subjective. I know conservative people who think that women wearing jeans is "indecent" and "provocative".

Also, women are punished by society for not repressing their sexuality. The fact that the world "slut" is only applied to them, and that there's practically no such thing as "slutty clothing" for a man proves this. Sluts get too much of a bad rep.