They Don’t Want Us to Fight Back, Unless We Lose

Addendum to last night’s post:








1 thought on “They Don’t Want Us to Fight Back, Unless We Lose

  1. I’ve also been thinking about yesterday’s post, and what I’ve been thinking about is how salaciously people hear and repeat and obsess about the details of rape. How rape is titillating for so many people. How people still think of rape as sex. It is violence and it is a crime, but it is not sex. How re-traumatising it is for the victims when they tell their story and are met with interest or curiosity or even arousal instead of pure support of them and horror at the assault.

    And yes to everything you said about fighting hard enough to hurt or be hurt and killed in a way that makes it seem like “real” violence, like a “legitimate” crime.

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