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EARLY ACCESS: Is Victim-Blaming Ever Okay?

🕑 Added 2019-07-08 05:00:21 +0000 UTC

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Marcus Smith

But how would you use "accident" in a grammatically correct way for a rape?

Grickle

You do good

R. BUDD DWYER

Always insightful TJ. Keep up the good work! Besides hell spawn broads, you're my only entertainment in hell.

When is the Patreon AMA?

Jeffrey Searcy

So whose cat did you run over TJ?

Gangstagrizle

loving the "disgruntled McDonalds employee" look, chee-chay. also, interesting points

Louiseykat

Tj, thank you for making videos that provoke thought and discussion. These are difficult things to think of, not just because the subject matter is sensitive, but because actually formulating a rational argument on the topic is in itself a difficult thing to do. I am a fan of yours because of videos like this.

Turd Sucker

i think those girls are more interested in the idea of an attractive or successful man who can't help his desires to fuck her, rather than the idea of being brutally raped against their will.

Andrew Ross

Wow thank

John Thompson

This video made my early morning a little better, I hate working at 6 am.

That word you're talking about at the end there that you say doesn't actually exist in the English language... it actually does exist and it's a VERY commonly used word. It's called an ACCIDENT, TJ. Also, the law does punish based on intent. I believe it's called mens rea, Latin for guilty mind, and it refers to the intent or knowledge that one is committing an illegal act or a violent crime. And as I type that, I can't help but hear it in my head as if it were being read by the YouTube lawyer Legal Eagle. But, that's irrelevant and may be stricken from the record.

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Points of argument I discredit with the filling words: us, them, we, us

KaizerLaw

These women that fantasize about being raped want to be raped by Chris Hemsworth or Brad Pitt. The kind of men that would actually rape a woman are not these kind of guys.