RE: Why so many "anti-feminists" in the atheist community?
January 4, 2015 at 12:15 am
(This post was last modified: January 4, 2015 at 12:30 am by bennyboy.)
(January 3, 2015 at 6:42 pm)Losty Wrote:(January 3, 2015 at 1:03 pm)bennyboy Wrote: Don't believe me? How often do men willingly view lesbian porn, and consider it a postive experience? Now. . . how often do women willingly view gay porn, and consider it a positive experience?
I prefer literary porn or home DD videos (doesn't even need sex), but if I am going to watch porn it's going I be gay porn unless someone else asks me to watch something else.
The plastic Barbie doll faking her orgasm is a major turn off for me.
When I said "gay," I meant male gay: i.e. that most men will get off on watching lesbians have sex, but I don't think most women will get off on watching gay men have sex. Nor will they (I think) much enjoy watching even a handsome, buff guy masturbating.
I totally agree about the Barbie doll and the obvious faking. I happen to like Japanese videos to look at, but I have to turn off the sound-- Japanese porn sounds like a chipmunk getting pushed through a wood chipper.
(January 3, 2015 at 7:32 pm)Blackout Wrote: What really concerns me is if there is evidence that these neurological and brain properties men have prevent them from controlling their actions making it impossible to avoid raping someone?A lot of compulsive actions are a real challenge to the philosophical idea of free will. An alcoholic goes through a long process-- begging for money, walking to a liquor store, buying some wine, putting it in a bottle, finding a place to drink it, etc. And while some addicts DO manage to intervene and change their behaviors, most do not.And by this I actually mean being completely non controlable, like when you are in a situation of life and death and you kill without thinking because your primary instinct told you to
An an individual level, we can fault people for not having the strength of will to change their behavior. But over a whole population, we know that if people have access to acohol, a percentage of them are going to become alcoholics. And if enough men have access to females in vulnerable circumstances, a percentage of them are going to commit rape.
(January 3, 2015 at 7:11 pm)Parkers Tan Wrote: I don't think you understood me. I was asking you to support the claim that at least some men are genetically inclined to commit rape.Show me any culture in which women are not raped. If no men in a culture had the predisposed inclination toward rape, then there would not have been any mechanism by which rape could become part of any culture. Therefore, "at least some men are genetically inclined to commit rape," and rape cannot be an exclusively cultural artifact.
