The Blue Pill.

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Here we go again with the BBC's Diversity Department subtly laying the debate grounds for those with lower cultrural
standards to be allowed some psychological sanctuary for the majority of people who tend to see women as mere
sperm banks.

So they turn the rape situation -a growing concern in Britain, on its head, and see if they can dilute the invasive damage
of forced sex by loosely explaining between the lines that it is somehow physiologically 'enjoyable' for some who are
victims and some who are the abusers.

The trick though, is to make sure no woman mentioned in the example is responsible for her actions and with clever
wording, the reader may come to understand that the female is dealing with other problems and not just ravenous
for sex, whilst the male will be perceived as weak and helpless to solve the dilemma.

Add in -that through more composed dialectic, it quietly reprimands men for being men -and all men are rapists in
the newspaper fantasy-world, by switching victims and in some delusional way, hints that women can be empowered.
No culture is mentioned, no class-system is insinuated, no religious praxis are inferred and certainly no ethnicity is
nodded at.
This is the BBC, for Christ-sake!

You see, you can't create an article that just says rape is wrong if you're really trying to diffuse the current Epstein situation
and it's possible fallout. Prince Andrew and his mother are watching, so the Beeb better try -half-heartedly, I admit, to lessen
the mass-think about underage sex, organised sex-trafficking and even sodomy of male/female minors.

Forced penetration: If a woman forces a man to have sex, is that rape?
By Katie Silver



When a man has penetrative sex with a woman without her consent, that's rape.
But what if a woman makes a man have penetrative sex with her, without his consent?
That's not rape under the law of England and Wales, but the author of a new study of the phenomenon says perhaps it
should be. Some readers will find this story disturbing...'

Note the words of caution for the snowflakes who see all young men as walking hard-ons, God forbid they ever have to live
in the real world.

'Dr Siobhan Weare of Lancaster University Law School carried out the first research into forced penetration in the UK in 2016-7,
gathering information from more than 200 men via an online survey.

Her latest study, published this week - based on one-to-one interviews with 30 men between May 2018 and July 2019 -explores in
greater detail the context in which forced penetration occurs, its consequences, and the response of the criminal justice system.

All the participants were anonymised, but I will call one of them John.
John says the first sign that something was wrong was when his partner started to self-harm. After a particularly frightening
incident he rushed her to A&E for treatment. The couple spent hours discussing possible psychological causes.

About six months later instead of harming herself, she trained her sights on John.
"I was sitting in the living room and she just came in from the kitchen, punched me very hard on the nose and ran off giggling,"
John says. "The violence then started happening quite regularly."

She tried to get help from her GP, John says. She had some counselling, and she was referred to a psychologist -though didn't
attend the appointment...'

Well it sounds like the demasculinisation of young males has worked in this particular case!
The woman's a fruit-basket and John is too weak to force his partner to seek help and so, just sits their all impotent... holding his
handkerchief with a 'J' neatly monogrammed in the corner by his mother, to his bloodied-nose.

'..."She'd come home from her job "and basically demand sex", he says. "She would be violent, and it got to the stage that
I dreaded her coming back from work."

On one occasion John woke up to find that his partner had handcuffed his right arm to the metal bed frame.
Then she started hitting him on the head with a loudspeaker from the stereo system beside the bed, tied up his other arm with
some nylon rope and tried to force him to have sex...'

'...Scared and in pain, John was unable to comply with her demands - so she beat him again and left him chained up for half
an hour, before returning and freeing him. Afterwards she refused to talk about what had happened...'

And...? Please Ms. Journalist, expound on the situation immediately after that incident.
The female -a screwball in my opinion, released her partner from his duel-limbed captivity, presumably ignored medical aid to
the man who'd she'd beaten with a loudspeaker (who the f*ck uses that word?!) and then... what?
No automatic reports of Police involvement...?, no 'Oh the Government will help you, you poor youngster'?
I'm tempted to call this an example of a hefty heap of male bovine fecal matter.

Oh wait, this is a physical incident to portray the female's demands for sex, her very mental-behavior after the alleged assault isn't
brought into the discussion and so we're to accept that rape is a physical 'need', a compulsive, spur-of-the-moment action that
demands that the offender has no forethought of what he/she is about to do.
Ah yes, no concern of repercussions or self accountability. There'll be some Somalian men in London nodding right now.

'...Not long after that she became pregnant, and the violence abated. But a few months after the baby was born, John again
woke one night to discover that he was being handcuffed to the bed. Then, he says, his partner force-fed him Viagra and gagged
him. "There was nothing I could do about it," he says.

"Later I went and sat in the shower for I dunno how long… I eventually went downstairs. The first thing she said to me when
I went into the room was, 'What's for dinner?'"...'

Oh f*ck off with the Enid Blyton balderdash, will you?!
This is so formulaic, I'd expect to read it in a 'Dear Deidre' letter in a tabloid.
What's next, the poor emasculated John cries out to passing grey-suburbanites from his front-garden that he's a victim and
without turning their bowler-hatted heads, ignore his weak-assed pleas?!

'...When John has tried to tell people about it, he says he has often met with disbelief.
"I've been asked why I didn't leave the house. Well, it was my house that I'd bought for my kids.
And the financial side as well, I was so locked into the relationship financially," he says...'

Oh no John, the brutal sex was a freebie -unless you count making her dinner afterwards. Of course, that includes food for the
deaf children who never heard your girly-screams as your partner pranged you with the loudspeaker from your stereo -an
appliance that all parents have in their bedroom... along with handcuffs in the family home and nylon rope.

'..."I still get disbelief because it's like, 'Well why didn't you hit her back?' I get that quite a lot. Well that's a lot easier
said than done. "I wish I'd run away a lot sooner."...'

And there we have it.
The EU project being displayed for all to see. Mentally castrated men seen in a creditable light and no implication of shame
of his masculinity. The female -the loony woman in a house full of children, is Captain Marvel and her male partner is just a
rational, understanding guy who failed to tolerate rape.

'...Aspects of John's story are repeated in the experiences of some of the other men Dr Weare has interviewed.
One of her findings is that the perpetrator in "forced-to-penetrate" (FTP) cases is often a female partner or ex-partner
(her research focuses only on forced penetration involving men and women), and that the experience is frequently one
element in a wider pattern of domestic abuse.

The experience of disbelief is also mentioned by other interviewees.
"You must have enjoyed it or you'd have reported it sooner," one man says he was told by a police officer...'

Face-palm time. A sneering Bobby-on-the-beat nudges his front-desk-bound moustached sergeant scribbling down
something with a pencil and winks as the dweeb with thick-rimmed spectacles and skinny arms relates how he was
assaulted by someone he trusted!!
What's next, the Policeman spoke with a Dick Van Dyke accent?!

'...Another participant said: "We're scared to talk about it and embarrassed, and when we do talk about it
we're not believed, because we're men. How can a man possibly be abused? Look at him, he's a man."...'

Very sly word-smithing there BBC, very sly.

'...Weare's other findings include:
Men are often ashamed to report FTP experiences - they may report domestic abuse without mentioning the sexual
abuse
The mental health impact can be severe, including PTSD, thoughts of suicide and sexual dysfunction
Some men report being repeatedly victimised -some experienced childhood sexual abuse, some had endured varying
types of sexual violence from different perpetrators, including men
Many had overwhelmingly negative perceptions of the police, criminal justice system, and the law..'

There's your duplicitous grouping-for-desensitising. Young boys and girls are sexually abused, but the original article was
about men being raped by women. By corralling all facets of abuse, I'd suggest that the BBC hopes the reader may view
each individual aspect with the same perspective as the stock woman-on-man examples.

'...One myth Weare's research dispels is that forced penetration is impossible because men are physically stronger
than women. Another is that men view all sexual opportunities with women as positive.
A third myth is that if men have an erection they must want sex. In fact, Weare says, "an erection is purely a physiological
response to stimulus". "Men can obtain and sustain an erection even if they're scared, angry, terrified etc," she says...'

So the next time you see a man running towards you with an erection, just remember that he can't help himself and just
because of the obvious physical optics may make you think he's a deliberate rapist, please try to understand that he may
be scared, anxious or have concerns of 'rape-care' that involve you.
Now... don't you feel Swedish?

'..."There's also research that shows women can respond sexually when they are raped (e.g. have an orgasm) because their
body is responding physiologically. This is an issue for both male and female victims that is not discussed enough, but there
is clear evidence in this area."...'

Eh gals, you're allowed to enjoy the physical act of rape, don't get bogged-down with the outdated taboo, it's just an antiquated
standard of civilised folk anyway, the BBC and Dr. Weare said so..

'...A number of the participants in Weare's 2017 study reported FTP experiences after getting extremely drunk or high, and
being unable to stop what was happening. One of those interviewed for the new study describes going home with a woman
after a night out clubbing, and blacking out after being given what he suspects was a date rape drug.
He says he was then forced to engage in non-consensual sex...'

I was initially shocked that a BBC Journalist would use such an expression as 'blacking out' until I learned that Katie Silver
used to work for CNN, Sky News and ABC, where the being-white-is-terrifying-and-bad' rhetoric is merely for ratings and
not a personal policy.
On the plus-side, the study is two years-old, but only commented on today (2019)...! so the information may be out of date.
 

'Another describes being coerced into sex while working at a holiday camp one summer, while he was a student.
A female co-worker had discovered a letter he had written to a boyfriend, and threatened to out him as gay unless he slept
with her. She thought that if he had sex with a woman "this would transform my life and I would be straight", he says.
As he had not come out to his friends, family or co-workers he felt that he had no choice but to comply...'

Women... and now you know why most men call them 'the brains-of-the-outfit'!

'...Weare says that most of the participants in the latest study regarded their forced-to-penetrate experiences as "rape", and
some were frustrated that it would not count as rape under the law of England and Wales. There was frustration also that
British society would most likely not recognise it as rape...'

Which section of British society are you referring to, Katie? Are there certain 'laws' that govern a particular group in England
and Wales that 'semi-permit' this domestic abuse? Please elaborate, those in the Diversity Department will be on their morning
break for prayers, so you can tell us poor idiots who you really mean.

But you can't. Instead you reach for the stereotypical Pre-EU English cause of domestic abuse. Alcohol.

"Talking about the fact that your ex-partner used to get drunk and force herself on you, rape you essentially, it's like most
blokes' fantasy isn't it?" said one of the participants. "Down the pub, you know, she gets a bit drunk, she gets a bit frisky
'Yay! Oh that would be fantastic!
I would love a bit of that!' No you really wouldn't, you bloody wouldn't. It's not the way that you think it is."...'

Ah, working-class talk of the drunken peasants. All those who drink (and NOT those who refrain due to their religious beliefs)
bullsh*t each other -or 'blokes' as Katie perceives them calling themselves, and explain that a good beating and a rough bout
of sex is what a usual evening on the council estate looks like.

Please tell me these blokes are unshaven, Katie... please say they wear flat-caps and are manual workers.
Er, but you can't call them 'labourers' though... no, that's too close to your preferred political party.

'...In one of Weare's papers - titled "Oh, you're a guy, how could you be raped by a woman, that makes no sense"
- she points out that in several US states rape is broadly defined as non-consensual sexual intercourse, and that in
the Australian state of Victoria a specific offence exists of "rape by compelling penetration".

Well that was fortuitous, Ms. Silver was a Reporter/Producer for CNN in New York and a television Producer for ABC in
Sydney, Australia.
Fancy that.

'...One of eight recommendations made in the latest study is that reform of the law of rape to include FTP cases requires
"serious consideration"...'

BBC:

Wow, another round of applause for the constant work to mentally-cripple young men.