King notes that throughout history, rape was common and women bore the children.
Why, he evidently wonders, should things change?
No surprise. The “again” in MAGA means take us back to the days when (white) men could grab.
During the Kavanaugh hearings, Steve King also said, “ if sexual assault is the new standard, “No man will ever qualify for the Supreme Court”
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Notice that King included the sins of the mother when talking about rape and incest.
When someone holds the view that rape is naturally what men do, the woman becomes responsible for guarding her chastity.
If she fails, its her fault.
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It’s a means of exerting patriarchal power.
Forcing women to bear babies conceived by rape is also a means of exerting patriarchal power.
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Being forced into celibacy wasn't a problem in the days when men could grab what they wanted.
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One of the times I volunteered in a detention center . . .
I asked a woman from Guatemala what would have happened to her if she stood up in a public place and said, "A woman should be allowed to say no."
She said, "I'd be killed."
Domestic violence. . .
Remember when the Trump administration wanted to deny asylum to those fleeing "domestic violence"?
That came from the same thinking: Women should do what they're told in "domestic" situations.
The problem is defining "domestic."
One asylum seeker told me that when a gang member killed her husband, he claimed her as his prize (according to custom, if you kill a man, you get his woman.)
He took her as his "wife" (no marriage ceremony.) She ran away. Is that domestic violence?
*wagging my finger, saying "and just one more thing!'*