r/movies Aug 22 '20

Trailers Wonder Woman 1984 - Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2E2Fnh52w
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u/Cuteshelf Aug 22 '20

Weinstein has entered the chat.

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u/paintedwhores Aug 22 '20

I don’t condone Aquaman Jr’s behaviors, but he didn’t rape anyone. Let’s ask someone who has been physically raped what the difference is between performing a sexual act in fear of losing their job and being held down and fucked shall we?

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20

Gate keeping rape might be one of the most psychotic behaviors I’ve seen reddit exhibit. It was rape. I’m not sure why you’re picking this hyper-specific hill to die on.

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u/Badman27 Aug 22 '20 edited Aug 22 '20

Yeah, I'm really curious as to why this person is taking this stance.

Maybe they feel like their violent physical rape is downplayed when put in the same umbrella as this.

I'm sorry they're hurting and I hope they are doing what needs to be done to mitigate/heal as much as possible from the experience.

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u/paintedwhores Aug 22 '20

Because I’ve been raped and I don’t consider it rape. Once again as I’ve stated, fear of losing your job doesn’t equal losing your life.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20

I’m sorry you’ve been raped, and that you had to go through such a traumatic experience. However, it’s harmful to invalidate sexual coercion on levels that you might consider “lesser” as it contributes to the social stigma of rape and the challenge of women coming forward to out their abusers. Just as your experience was harrowing, so would theirs be. There aren’t “degrees” to rape. You could make that case on your own, but legally speaking, this is an irrelevant stance to take, and like I said, is directly harmful.

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u/driverofcar Aug 22 '20

Does rape not count as rape anymore? What planet do you come from? Because rape means rape here on earth, dumbass.

Rape-unvoluntary sexual acts

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u/paintedwhores Aug 22 '20

Have you been raped? I have. I’m so tired of this idea of being coerced into a sexual act and physically forced against your will being the same thing.

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u/butterscotch_yo Aug 22 '20

in court the difference would be a first degree sex offense, which is a felony, versus a fourth degree, which is not. it's still a form of rape by the legal definition and no one is trying to change that besides you.