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Originally Posted by Vanilla
I had an interesting discussion with Gender studies students today and we discussed how rape has been researched to be something biological which is inbred into men since the caveman days. It was a way of them insuring survival as a human race. Animals are not different today. Obviously it's highly inappropriate in todays society but I just wanted to see your views on this. It goes along with the idea that humans are not meant to be monogamous.
Do we fight against these biological conditions to be what is morally right? Is this because we are highly intelligent beings?
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What a load of crap. Its this sort of bull**** that turns gender studies students into feminazis.
Rape was never vital to nor the reason for the survival of mankind because:
1. Most women are sexually attracted to men.
2. For many, if not most men, committing rape is extremely difficult (if not impossible) due to an overwhelming preference for not just consent from a woman, but also her enjoyment of the activity.
As for animals, although rape as been known to occur in some species (such as dolphins), in most cases it appears to be consensual. Compared to humans, most species have less sexual dimorphism in terms of physical strength disparities. Mutual cooperation is necessary. For some species, the males must show off in order to impress the females e.g. building a good nest, providing food, appearance etc.