My 9th grade health teacher taught us this

[QUOTE="Serraph105"]

if you choose to rape someone it's your own fault. We make our own decisions in life.

tocool340

Are you sure the guy in the woods wasn't the teacher himself?

It was partially the girls fault. Why?

What was she doing out of the kitchen? :P

/flameshield.

It was partially the girls fault. Why?

What was she doing out of the kitchen? :P

/flameshield.

ChubbyGuy40

:lol::lol::lol:

well, let put it this way, if the girl is smart, and can defend herself, or pays attention to whats goin on, or is smart enough to not go down a dark wooded area without friends, thats partially her fault. most of friends (who are girls) refuse to walk home alone at night, ill drive them home cause they feel safer. even if nothing might happen, they expect it to and prepare for it, so u gotta be smarter than the rapist. so while its his fault the rape is happening, its also kinda a failing on her fault, intelligence wise, if she doesnt expect it or prepare to fend it off.

well, let put it this way, if the girl is smart, and can defend herself, or pays attention to whats goin on, or is smart enough to not go down a dark wooded area without friends, thats partially her fault. most of friends (who are girls) refuse to walk home alone at night, ill drive them home cause they feel safer. even if nothing might happen, they expect it to and prepare for it, so u gotta be smarter than the rapist. so while its his fault the rape is happening, its also kinda a failing on her fault, intelligence wise, if she doesnt expect it or prepare to fend it off.

lpjazzman220

So maybe 60/40, the rapist's fault? :P

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"]He sounds like a creeper, I'm surprised nobody called him out on this. FleeceJohnson

He sounds like a cool guy who told awesome sexy stories.

Somehow in my eighth grade health class we ended up getting of the subject of oral sex, I thought it meant you had sex everyday but I don't think that anymore.

I could understand if he was trying (in a weird way) to reduce the risk of you getting raped. However it is always the rapists fault for a rape, and never the victim

I think your teacher was a rapist.GHlegend77

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He just had a lot of teenage anti-feminist angst left over.

[QUOTE="GeForce2187"]My high school health teacher taught me how to juggle.Serraph105

I think the TC got to actively observe someone telling rape fantasies out loud and to children, which in a way is perverse to the point of being amazing.

The responses in this thread are epic. :lol:

well, let put it this way, if the girl is smart, and can defend herself, or pays attention to whats goin on, or is smart enough to not go down a dark wooded area without friends, thats partially her fault. most of friends (who are girls) refuse to walk home alone at night, ill drive them home cause they feel safer. even if nothing might happen, they expect it to and prepare for it, so u gotta be smarter than the rapist. so while its his fault the rape is happening, its also kinda a failing on her fault, intelligence wise, if she doesnt expect it or prepare to fend it off.

lpjazzman220

I have tested this theory multiple times (not being weird or anything, just wanted to test my strength against an average sized male) by getting my boyfriend to restrain me minimally (aka not putting his foot on my neck or anything) and seeing if I could get out of it. 9 times out of 10, I can't, even if i do end up kneeing him in the nads by accident. He isn't doing anything special, just holding down my hands. A rapist is going to do a lot more than just lightly restrain you. XilePrincess

That sounds hot.

In 8th grade my industrial technology teacher quit coaching volleyball because according to him the girls weren't hot enough. I don't know how he didn't get fired for saying that, but the guy was a weirdo/creeper.

I'd be very wary if he offered any students "extra credit" after school.

well, let put it this way, if the girl is smart, and can defend herself, or pays attention to whats goin on, or is smart enough to not go down a dark wooded area without friends, thats partially her fault. most of friends (who are girls) refuse to walk home alone at night, ill drive them home cause they feel safer. even if nothing might happen, they expect it to and prepare for it, so u gotta be smarter than the rapist. so while its his fault the rape is happening, its also kinda a failing on her fault, intelligence wise, if she doesnt expect it or prepare to fend it off.

lpjazzman220

I can't tell whether or not you just called every single rape victim in the world stupid. :P

I'd be very wary if he offered any students "extra credit" after school.

metroidfood

You'd be getting something extra, but it sure as hell wouldn't be credit.

[QUOTE="lpjazzman220"]

well, let put it this way, if the girl is smart, and can defend herself, or pays attention to whats goin on, or is smart enough to not go down a dark wooded area without friends, thats partially her fault. most of friends (who are girls) refuse to walk home alone at night, ill drive them home cause they feel safer. even if nothing might happen, they expect it to and prepare for it, so u gotta be smarter than the rapist. so while its his fault the rape is happening, its also kinda a failing on her fault, intelligence wise, if she doesnt expect it or prepare to fend it off.

XilePrincess

okay...on a unsecured college campus in a beach town, where 1 in 3 women get raped...its kinda to be expected...sry...so prepare for it, or just dont be stupid and walk alone at night. thats all im saying. and walking in dark wooded areas alone at night is extremely stupid and ur at more of a risk in a dark secluded and covered area. i know when i have to walk alone at night, i keep to the main routes and the lighted ones and if i can bring a bud i do, cause i dont wanna get mugged. its common sense.... bad s*** goes down at night cause more people are asleep and its harder to see...be smart...thats all i was sayin...and i dated a girl who was a brown belt in judo...try to hold her down and see what happens...i promise ull come away with a few broken bones...and i wasnt saying expect it all the time...but prepare for it, the scenario was walking alone at night, thru a dark wooded area...would u do that? no because ur more at risk there...hence preventing something that could happen...do u lock ur house door or ur car? do u expect them to be broken into...no but u prevent it incase the occassion occurs....i was just saying dont be f****** stupid and protect urself

Your teacher was an idiot. If a man is out to rape someone else. He will find a way to do it. Unless someone catches him first he will at least try to rape someone so the blame is entirely on him because he is the only reason a rape happened.

I would laugh my ass off. And then follow him after school to see what he does. and tape the whole thing so if he ra[ped som1 i would have the evidence :D

It was partially the girls fault. Why?

What was she doing out of the kitchen? :P

/flameshield.

Sounds like teach was a little experienced.

I'd be very wary if he offered any students "extra credit" after school.

metroidfood

Well, If they dress provocatively and they're oblivious enough not to notice someone trying to Rape them. I would say they are at a certain percentage of fault. Maybe like...5 or 10%. The rapist will probably go after someone no matter what though.

I'd be very wary if he offered any students "extra credit" after school.

metroidfood

I know. It sounds like you have to dress really provacatively to get a 100. Otherwise he'll give you a 30 and take most of the credit.

*lots of writing* f

lpjazzman220

Is this what passes for education in Texas?

I think your teacher was a rapist.GHlegend77

This. Or quite possibly trolling.

It's true that a girl can take precautions to avoid situations were she could possibly be raped, but the actual act of rape is 100% the rapist fault, and anyone that disagrees is an idiot, simple as that.PernicioEnigma

Pretty much this. It like saying you can look both ways when crossing a street, but even then you can still get hit by a car. Its not your fault, its the person who ran over you.

[QUOTE="PernicioEnigma"]It's true that a girl can take precautions to avoid situations were she could possibly be raped, but the actual act of rape is 100% the rapist fault, and anyone that disagrees is an idiot, simple as that.magnax1

Pretty much this. It like saying you can look both ways when crossing a street, but even then you can still get hit by a car. Its not your fault, its the person who ran over you.

[QUOTE="magnax1"]

[QUOTE="PernicioEnigma"]It's true that a girl can take precautions to avoid situations were she could possibly be raped, but the actual act of rape is 100% the rapist fault, and anyone that disagrees is an idiot, simple as that.-The-G-Man-

Pretty much this. It like saying you can look both ways when crossing a street, but even then you can still get hit by a car. Its not your fault, its the person who ran over you.

Lol, I know its a bad analogy. Nobody wants to get raped though.

[QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="magnax1"]

Pretty much this. It like saying you can look both ways when crossing a street, but even then you can still get hit by a car. Its not your fault, its the person who ran over you.

magnax1

Lol, I know its a bad analogy. Nobody wants to get raped though.

When I was in 9th grade, attending McCullough Jr. High in the Woodlands, TX.. I had a very interesting health teacher. His name was Mr. Garrison (no joke), and he was a fat, bearded, middle-aged man with square glasses. Thick southern accent, very creepy character. This was about 10-11 years ago, and I can't find the guy online for the life of me.

The main story is this-- He taught a unit dealing with rape. During this unit, he would often sit at his desk, crossing his feet up on the desk, and come up with "rape scenarios."

For example- A young woman leaves school, walking by herself on the path through the woods behind the school.. she's very scantily-clad and paying no attention to her surroundings. A pervert jumps out of the woods and rapes her. Whose fault is that?

Mr. Garrison would then ask us to assign a "percentage of fault" for the rape to the victim and the rapist. Of course most of the class would be horrified at the story and say that it was 100% the rapist's fault.. but Mr. Garrison didn't agree. He would say things like: "I'd say it's about 70/30, mostly the fault of the rapist.. but the girl is at fault."

He would often go through 5 or 6 scenarios like this, usually assigning most of the "fault" to the rapist, but sometimes saying that it was "mostly the victim's fault."

What would you do if you were in a classroom and your teacher started dispensing this lesson to your class?

hartsickdiscipl

Grade nine still middle school? We start highschool then here.

Still, thats pretty creepy.

It's true that a girl can take precautions to avoid situations were she could possibly be raped, but the actual act of rape is 100% the rapist fault, and anyone that disagrees is an idiot, simple as that.PernicioEnigma

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[QUOTE="thattotally"]

Rape is usually about power and dominance more so than just sex...

FleeceJohnson

This.

Then why do we always hear about hot scanitily clad college coeds getting raped and not nasty looking old ladies?

Rape is about sex too.

"How dare that slut dress like such a cheap whore, flirting with every guy she sees, she needs to remember where she is be put in her place, that little disgusting..."

Not to get into the mindset of some of these people too much but these are the type of thoughts around some known cases, with common statements among police reports being "she was asking for it" and other such horrible statements.

When I was in 9th grade, attending McCullough Jr. High in the Woodlands, TX.. I had a very interesting health teacher. His name was Mr. Garrison (no joke), and he was a fat, bearded, middle-aged man with square glasses. Thick southern accent, very creepy character. This was about 10-11 years ago, and I can't find the guy online for the life of me.

The main story is this-- He taught a unit dealing with rape. During this unit, he would often sit at his desk, crossing his feet up on the desk, and come up with "rape scenarios."

For example- A young woman leaves school, walking by herself on the path through the woods behind the school.. she's very scantily-clad and paying no attention to her surroundings. A pervert jumps out of the woods and rapes her. Whose fault is that?

Mr. Garrison would then ask us to assign a "percentage of fault" for the rape to the victim and the rapist. Of course most of the class would be horrified at the story and say that it was 100% the rapist's fault.. but Mr. Garrison didn't agree. He would say things like: "I'd say it's about 70/30, mostly the fault of the rapist.. but the girl is at fault."

He would often go through 5 or 6 scenarios like this, usually assigning most of the "fault" to the rapist, but sometimes saying that it was "mostly the victim's fault."

What would you do if you were in a classroom and your teacher started dispensing this lesson to your class?

I don't think you can attribute fault to the victim in rape cases. The criminal act itself is the doing of the rapist completely, the only one to blame is him/her (even though I think English law makes it impossible for a female to rape, legislators are crap), regardless of how scantily-clad his victim was.

Did he drive a van and park it in the woods?rawsavon

It was partially the girls fault. Why?

What was she doing out of the kitchen? :P

/flameshield.

ChubbyGuy40