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>I heave heard this claim that rape jokes somehow contribute to the prevalence of the problem. Is there any empirical proof for that? Are you seriours, how wou
by adamors 13y ago
>I heave heard this claim that rape jokes somehow contribute to the prevalence of the problem. Is there any empirical proof for that?
Are you seriours, how would you even attempt to prove something like that?
Funny that everyone agrees that overtly racist/anti-semitic (and recently) homophobic images on social sites are wrong, but banning rape jokes is somehow taking things too far.
- jiggy2011 13y agoYou can think something is wrong without necessarily seeking to ban it.
- spindritf 13y ago> how would you even attempt to prove something like that? How do we measure whether access to pornography increases the number of sexual assaults? We rely on the natural experiments: measure the consumption of pornography in the area and correlate it with crime rates. For more reliable results, we look at changes in time, or control for other factors. > images on social sites are wrong I don't use Facebook and they can ban whatever they want. The more stuff they ban, the quicker will their grip on the web fade. What I find weird is the disconnect from physical reality. Speech that makes people uncomfortable is banned but videos showing people being assaulted, hit with a plank are not? Or are they?