is there actually people who believe that all men are rapists and attracted to little girls

[4th law of robotics]

41. I tried my best but couldn't find any of those articles

in full on the internet (for free. I'm not paying 30 bucks for one).

So unfortunately I can't look at the methodology they used. But given that most have some version of "coerce" in their title I'm guessing we aren't talking about the same thing.

I found this definition for sexual coercion: http://www.fit.edu/caps/documents/SexualCoercion_000.pdf

The act of using pressure ... to have sexual contact:
Pressure in this case can mean physical pressure, verbal pressure or emotional pressure. Physical pressure
can include hitting, kicking and slapping the victim; holding the victim down; continuing with the sexual behavior after the victim has been told to stop; and even continuing to kiss the victim as he/she tries to pull away. (seems reasonable) Verbal pressure includes behaviors like threatening to use physical force against the victim, yelling at the victim, name calling, tricking, lying, blackmailing and badgering the victim. (no problem so far) Emotional pressure is used much more frequently than physical and verbal pressure and is the most subtle of all the sexual coercion tactics. Using emotional pressure includes the perpetrator convincing the victim that he/she cares more for the victim than he/she actually does, threatening a break-up, wearing the victim down by using the same tactic over and over again, making the victim feel obligated to participate in sexual acts, guilting the victim participating, utilizing peer pressure and even the perpetrator using his/her position of authority over the victim.

What? Asking for sex more than once is rape. Saying not having sex is a deal breaker for your relationship is rape. Saying you love her when maybe you don't really then having sex is rape.

I'm surprised by those definitions they were only able to indict 14% of men.


Surely we can all agree that a guy saying he is no longer interested in dating a girl if she doesn't have sex with him is vastly different and in no way belongs in the same category as raping someone by force or by intoxicants.


Oh and here are some examples they use:

• “Everybody’s doing it.”
• “Sex is the way to prove your love for me.”
• “We’ve had sex before, so you can’t say no now.”
• Giving compliments that sound extreme or insincere.
• Put-downs or guilt trips
• Buying gifts or spending money to make you feel you “owe” sex.