Anonymous #4 3w

…in the comments of those videos, a Telegram group chat was advertised. That group chat is the actual rape academy where all of this behavior took place, and it has around 1,000 members. While that is still a disgustingly large amount, it’s not 8% of English-speaking men like the it’s made out to be.

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Anonymous #4 3w

There still is a gross culture permissive of sexual abuse around men in this country and it needs to be stopped, but using numbers that are so incredibly far away from the truth can make the cause we’re fighting for seem over-exaggerated in whole and thus not taken seriously.

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Anonymous #4 3w

This seems like it’s misrepresenting what it is and whipping people into a frenzy.

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Anonymous #7 3w

From what I can tell from googling. It’s bizarre a union of being mathematically illiterate and misandrist to theory that everyone who visited a certain porn website is training to be a rapist. It then while assuming all visitors are male (lol) and all visitors are from the U.S. (also ridiculous) that 40% of men in the U.S. are training to rape people. It’s misandrist propaganda from what I can tell that prays on people’s inability to think about frequencies and data.

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Anonymous #2 3w

18 men have now said yes. I really hope it’s them trying to be “funny” (which it isn’t)

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Anonymous #8 3w

It’s not funny. It’s gross. There should be a public humiliation trial for people like that

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Anonymous #5 2w

Porn biologically desensitizes your brain to rape, so yes, subconsciously you are training to be a rapist. Take it up with science and get some help.

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Anonymous #9 2w

I’ve seen mixed results in my initial review of papers some saying it increases certain certain self reported attitudes while more causal inference studies showing it decreases actualized assault rates. Given the Hawthorne effect, I’m not sure the literature shows what you suggest it shows.

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