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Thursday, April 13, 2006 This is why sh*t like the Duke incident happens in the first damn place I've run across some inane posts on the Duke rape, but this got my blood boiling. Here is the original article that the doofus responds to. It quotes some black college coeds about how they are sexually disrespected by white male college students: http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2006/04/13/national/a153443D97.DTL This is doofus' response in his livejournal: "It's amazing how entire groups of people in this country sink their own ships, and then find someone else to blame for the sinking. Black female rappers aren't told to do what they do in their music videos by white men. Black women aren't told to go out into public and dress the way they do by white men. Black women aren't told to act the way they do by white men. Either that, or I must be entirely oblivious, and the white man must still have some sort of strange psychological dominance over black females, to the point where they do any white man's bidding. America has a fundamental problem in the 21st century: there is far too much blame, and far too little accountability. It is indeed this culture's fault why black women- or any women, for that matter- are treated as sexual objects. But that comes at their own doing, and particularly the liberal left's doing, in taking the "sexual revolution" to a whole new degree. How white men are connected to this is beyond me. But I suppose certain people will always want to blame others for their own failures." (Emphasis added by me) Note how doofus (by the name of S Factor) doesn't distinguish the black coeds from the women he sees in videos. He assumes that the complaining coeds brought the harassment on themselves. His convoluted logic: b/c the sexually provocative dancers dress that way in videos, then all black women obviously dress this way whether on campus or in church or on the street going to the store. Don't these ho's know they're responsible for white men's disrespect? Because of course sista girls always show their asses in tiny little Daisy Dukes with their titties all hanging out and when they walk they just have to jiggle that ass - b/c that's why they're in school in the first damn place - to show everybody what they got. And oh, the poor white man - what fault is it of his when he naturally responds to their jungle attractiveness? No matter what happened in that frat house, the one thing most can be sure of is that these "boys" had preconceived ideas about black women similar to doofus here. See doofus' full post here: http://ssidhu82.livejournal.com/214010.html
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