Is Rape Natural? Part 2, 2014 Edition

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A human rapes as a psychological way to fill a gap in their own insecurities. Asserting dominance over others is an evolutionary way of creating social pecking orders and gaining resources. Rape is the dark side of that evolution.

It can also be

*a passionate sexual desire that overtakes the person. Usually this stops partway through enacting, but sometimes it puts the self-control in the backseat. Often, this type of rape happens during otherwise consensual sexual activity.

*a rage that overcomes the barriers of the person. Often, rage burns bright and quick, and it doesn't have the time to inflict more than a few blows of a beating... but sometimes (especially when attached to the following) it lasts long enough that anything can happen. Rape and murder are both very possible outlets for rage.

*a malice cold want to hurt another person. Usually this is contained by people until an opportunity arises to exact their revenge/bitter hatred upon the source (or sources) of their spite. When you see someone you hate in a defenseless way, it's not difficult to be all...



Continuing on malice... it really has two general ways it goes: rage + malice... or worse: a controlled bitter cruelty. This source, if one's empathy for their own kind does not awaken to stop them, can lead to horrors I feel uneasy writing about. This is amongst the most dangerous feelings for a rapist to be feeling as they hurt another (which could be targeted, or could be expanded to 'all ____' (say... black people, all women, etc)).

*something you do with your mates to prove that you're a man, or... whatever. I don't really understand all of the motivations for gang-rape, as I've never taken the time to understand why people feel the need to show off rape to their mates. I think it's pretty pathetic, I've gone laughing during it, but it doesn't really matter... you've got binds, you've got muscles over the victim, you might have blackmail over them, you know they can't see you because you've got them blindfolded... do you really need to subject them to double penetration, all those groping hands, and the beatings that a whole group of people tend to put on the victim of this. It's utterly senseless to me why this happens... and the punishments exacted by the law for it are utterly asinine.

*Opportunistic rape, because it might never happen again, and they'd like to have sex with this person. These include (often drugging) date-rape, coming across a hottie in a dark alley, finding yourself alone with the target of your affections for a good long while (say, camping with them far away from civilization), and blackmail. These types of rapes are usually once off, as the victim will rarely exhibit enough trust in you (or in the world) to let it happen again. The exception is... blackmail. Blackmail is covered by the following:

*a realization of one's control over another. This is the good old-fashioned 'slave rape'... someone who recognizes their totalitarian hold over another, and unloads all of the depravity they've been holding back (which, i will note: everyone thinks depraved things now and again). The victim of this kind of rape (in this case, there really is only one) is highly unlikely to tell anyone that they're being raped, and is unlikely to show rational behavior (distrust of the person raping them, say) when they finally recognize that "rape" isn't something they should be experiencing on a regular basis. 'It hurts me, but... the significant one is happy'.

This also features heavily in our next one, which is probably the sickest facet of rape and for which there is no excuse in the world good enough, and which is persecuted not nearly hard enough.

*an institutionalized system of rape/place where one goes to unload the worst of what they hold inside. Human trafficking. Unlike the last one, these people don't usually care whether the person they're fucking lives or dies. Rescuing people from these is risky... cults and other 'sanctuaries' are usually very well defended... and there's enormous hostage-killing potential which they can use as leverage against large forces.

... Me? I'd kill them all. All of them. But that should be expected of a bitter old god of death and suicide, so it really doesn't matter. There are more varieties of rape, I'm sure... but these cover a lot of them, and show the multifacetedness of the human condition.

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It has nothing to do with religious motivation. A lot of non-religious people would agree with the pure evil assessment. Purely evil people are those who refuse to excercise any self control over their urges and rather act out their violent fantasies on hapless victims.

Many don't 'refuse' to exercise control: they LOSE control. They had it, they tried to hold back... and something tipped them over the edge and it was gone.

Not unlike struggling to not fall off of a cliff, and they finally lose their hold.

Humans have the capacity to exercise restraint, to choose to do evil, choose to excerise self-control, and choose to do good.

Sure, we do have the capacity to do so. We also have the capacity to fall short of ideal... and that's most rapists for you right there.

Sociopaths, as was Ted Bundy, totally sell themselves over to their own evil devises, devoid of any sympathy, sorrow, or regret. No boogie man involved, except for themselves....

Most rapists are not sociopaths.

"Ted" Bundy (born Theodore Robert Cowell; November 24, 1946 – January 24, 1989) was an American serial killer, rapist, kidnapper, and necrophile who assaulted and murdered numerous young women and girls during the 1970s and possibly earlier. After more than a decade of denials, he confessed shortly before his execution to 30 homicides committed in seven states between 1974 and 1978; the true total remains unknown, and could be much higher.

A little secret friend... these people are uncommon. That's why the news just eats them up.

Here's a far more interesting rapist.

Earl Brian Bradley (born May 10, 1953)[1] is a former pediatrician from Lewes, Delaware and convicted serial child molester. He was indicted in 2010 on 471 charges of molesting, raping and exploiting 103 child patients (102 girls and 1 boy).[2] Some of the victims were as young as three months old.[3][4][5] He was charged in April 2010 with an additional 58 offenses in relation to the abuse of 24 additional victims.[6] He has been described by a number of reputable news outlets and commentators as "the worst pedophile in American history." [7][8][9][10][11][12][13] Dr. Eli Newberger, a professor at Harvard Medical School and a pediatrician who has studied child abuse cases for almost 40 years said Bradley's was "the worst pediatrician abuse case I've ever heard of."[14] He was ultimately found guilty on all charges and was sentenced to 14 consecutive terms of life plus 165 years in prison without parole on June 26, 2011. His conviction was affirmed by the Delaware Supreme Court on September 6, 2012.[15]