A new rape deterent...thoughts?

HetroGuy

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If every doctor has a means of removing it, the same means will be available to the rapist. I'm guessing it will promote a false confidence and assuming that the guy is a serial rapist out with the intent, he would simple proceed the dick with a stick, dildo, pickle - etc and feel even a little better about the experience. Since rape is suppose to be about domination - I'm guessing that it will be no difference in spraying him with mace as far as the abuse that will follow resisting him.

I really think it is more symbolic for women than it is practical.
 

mandrill

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I would think that a nice spray can of mace or a flick knife would be a far better means of defence.
 

larry

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I would think that a nice spray can of mace or a flick knife would be a far better means of defence.
Guys, we're talking africa. rape is an everyday occurance. fellas there have little to no control. aids doesn't spread itself.
 

Scarey

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Guys, we're talking africa. rape is an everyday occurance. fellas there have little to no control. aids doesn't spread itself.
Jesus Larry, just spit it out lololo......your portrait of Africans as out of control rapists who are responsible for Aids is not quite painted yet...
 

Art Mann

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CBC tonight, As It Happens:
Monday, June 21 '10

http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/

Click on Part three to listen to the interview with the doctor who designed theRape aXe . . .

Every twenty-six seconds a woman in South Africa is raped. It's an appalling statistic from a country that has one of the highest rates of rape in the world.

A recent study found over a quarter of South African men report having raped a woman. And those are just the ones who admit to it. The same study suggests the only way to stop the country's endemic sexual violence is by creating the kinds of long-term cultural changes that take generations to take effect.

Or you could simply try the anti-rape device developed by Sonnet Ehlers. She's a doctor in Kimberley, South Africa and that's where we reached her.

And, please be advised: this interview discusses male and female anatomy, specifically in the context of rape. Some listeners may find this content disturbing.
 

skyfire

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I commend this person to try and do something to prevent a rape...it probably has advantages and disadvantages....Rape is a very bad thing...that should be punishable by death...I mean it...I saw a documentary on Anne Presley; a reporter in Arkansas I believe, and that really was disturbing...I wouldn't hesistate to pull the plug on the electric chair on that bastard that raped and killed her for one second..she unfortunately died...but the pain remains with her family and friends. The perpetrator got life in jail...I hope he rots in hell when he dies! So yeah, anything to prevent a rape I'm in favour of...hey it could be your sister, daughter, mother...etc!
 

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Quite honestly I'm conflicted. At the same time almost all of us feel that the lack of human rights for many South Africans under the previous regime was horrible, this sort of nonsense wasn't going on.

It would seem that the West was all “hot to trot” about Apartheid, but could care less about African dictatorships.
 

Thousand

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Does this means that rapists now have to beat and rip it out of the victim before raping them?
 

Blue-Spheroid

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I don't get it.

Presumable this is a device that a woman can easily put on and take off.

All a potential rapist has to do is cop a feel before penetrating and pull out the device before violating his victim.

This is a poorly thought-out solution to a serious problem without easy answers.
 

randygirl

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2 bucks a pop. they can't even afford a bag of rice in Africa, never mind vagina protection.

This has got to be the funniest thing I have read all day.

I heard the interview with the Dr. who invented it on the cbc tonight.

I am not sure yet about the consequences of the Rape axe being available.

However:
Does anyone think that just the IDEA of a woman wearing something like this might actually be a deterrent? Even if only a small percentage of men think twice before raping a woman and decide not to in fear of this device, the Rape axe has done its job. No?

p.s. Votre 'gif' est drôle, il m'a fait rire!
 

lapdoggy

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Anything that works is good enough.Fuckers need spikes in their dicks,excruciating pain.As for saying they will be more likely to kill the woman....NOT....they won't even be able to stand let alone lash out.Will be interesting to know\ the outcome of this one.
 

lovedoc

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p.s. Votre 'gif' est drôle, il m'a fait rire!
C'est très joli à voir une femme très intelligente avec un sens de l'humour de bon goût bizarre comme moi. Mon plaisir de vous avoir fait rire. Cheers belle.

 

randygirl

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C'est très joli à voir une femme très intelligente avec un sens de l'humour de bon goût bizarre comme moi. Mon plaisir de vous avoir fait rire. Cheers belle.


lol.

Merci beaucoup! Vous me flattez. Qui n'aime pas un homme avec un sens de l'humour sale et un peu bizarre? :D

OT; I agree with lapdoggy, it will definitely be interesting to see how this one plays out. I am really hoping that the device does what it is intended to do, or at the very least deters rapists. What I h ope, is that violence against women does not escalate because of it.
 

Mineshaft

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I'm curious how they even know this will work effectively. Did they do trial runs?

"Ok, now insert your penis into her vagina. You may feel some discomfort but don't be concerned about that..." :eek:
 

nottyboi

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No idea if it will work, but I hope something does. The epidemic of rape in Africa is appalling. I wonder why? Is there no stigma against it? Do they have no mothers and sisters?
 

HetroGuy

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Whats to prevent the rapist finding it and then turning it inside out before raping the woman ? If these are readily available what happens if the guys start wearing them (inside out) - how easy is it to remove from the woman ?

Bad idea.
 
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