Discussion for article #223687
What part of “no” don’t you understand, George?
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The GOP and the issue of rape is highly troubling. Every women should be concerned.
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I feel assaulted by George Will’s opinion, but I sat there and read the whole article anyway. Where does that put me?
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The return of the Rapey Republican! I knew you guys couldn’t stop messin’ with the rapey stuff.
Those rape victims think they’re so cool—but they’re NOT!!!
Nananananananananananananananananananananananananana!!!
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Wow. Women want to be raped. To say that, you either have to be a highly intelligent, fiercely honest, bravely insightful columnist, or there has to be some other reason.
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It makes you a victim. Yay!
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I’m going with “D”
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You tell 'em George!
The one thing college-age women DREAM about is getting raped.
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Wow, I really hate this man! He has nothing but sneering cruelty to offer. What an ass!
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Just had to say this: So now the “Party of No” has become the “Party of There’s No Such Thing as No” (when it comes to women turning down men, that is).
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Sadly, until something like this happens to someone close, these folks will always have the opinion that the woman asked for it. Somehow, the other participant in the act bears absolutely no responsibility, ever. Doesn’t matter what was said, what was done, it will always be a crime against the woman and these fools in the media perpetuate that fraud every single time they open their mouths on the topic.
It is precisely why victims rarely come forward - they know they are going to the ones on trial, not the perpetrator. The woman’s life is destroyed and the perpetrator goes on with no responsibility, Very sad.
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And George Will’s descent into dementia accelerates.
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wtf? is this part of his so called intellectualism? what’s the point of spouting this vile ignorance? he has no clue the horror people endure when violated, victimhood? wow. i thought he lost all credibility long ago, now he’s doubled down and for what reason?
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Really now? George Will, rape’splainer?
It occurs to me?
That more women-- likely know more women (to include themselves) who have been raped-- reported or unreported-- than any man likely might (outside of male LEOs possibly).
I just can’t fathom women with conscience voting for-- or campaigning for Republicans.
Just as I can’t understand where any male (who has not experienced or felt threatened by rape) has a right to pontificate on the topic with some air of authority.
jw1
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I don’t understand why this is a partisan issue.
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So George Will knows what it feels like to be raped?
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George Will has now officially crossed over from “Occasionally Funny Entitled W.A.S.P. Snark” to “Knuckle-dragging Reich-Wing Marching Moron.”
Good job FOX News. Your “Riches in the service of Evil” Quid Pro Quo has destroyed (willingly) another career.
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Can someone give me the address of the conservative think tank that thinks blaming women for being raped because they in fact WANT to be raped so they can get all the neat prizes that come from it is a winning Republican strategy? I’d love to send them a big fat donation, this just might be the thing that helps the Dems in a traditionally off season election.
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Keep talking, you sneering whorish bowtie-wearing poseur. Keep driving women, and anyone who cares about women, and anyone with a conscience at all, right away from the Republican party. I look forward to your disgrace and disappearance.
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