Teachings By Rape

 

Well, firstly, "bitches" don't move on anybody like he is describing his actions. And, by the way, I bet he will call these actions "seductions" even though they technically are rape, or attempted rape. Because Don the Con has lulled himself into this strong belief in the rights of a "star" he has earned the nickname he likes the least: Felon. However, no matter what, he is, and he stays a felon for his assault on E. Jean Carroll. 

As is well-known by all/most of us, what happens may be interpreted totally different by two - or more - people who experience the same event. Something that may drive the police up the wall with annoyance when questioning several witnesses who don't seem to have seen the same crime they have. What tRump did, and was convicted of doing, to e. Jean Carroll was gross and demeaning of her as a woman. I'm glad she won her lawsuit, but I doubt she shall ever have the money he was to pay her for his assault on her - at least I haven't heard that she has got it yet, which doesn't bode well for her.

Now, why do I snigger involuntarily when reading about Olga, when I get fumingly angry when just thinking of Don the Con with E. Jean Carroll and the other 25 victims who have accused him over time? That doesn't seem fair, but that is how it is: I find the female sex offender "funny", maybe even cool up to a point, but the male offender I want to tar and feather or even worse. I think the cause of this is that the male's rape of a woman is sort of built into the Patriarchy, whereas the woman's assault on a man is a rare event, something that doesn't fit the general image of the sexes: Men are being suspected of doing something like that because the statistics tell that that's what they do now and then, whereas it's more seldom in women. We haven't got used to the idea of female rape yet, but it does happen now and then, for instance in older woman-younger men-constellations. 

 

Not that I find female rape a good idea, but maybe that's the only crime that may make it obvious to men that they should stop their all too common assaults on women.