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Saw the video floating around so I gif’d it for anyone who doesn’t wanna actually watch it haha.

Boom.

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Can we just take a moment to appreciate the issues we go through during testing that are expressed in this scene? 

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TRIGGER WARNING

This is a Scottish anti-rape PSA that is a direct response to blaming a rape victim for dressing like a slut. What do you think? Is it effective?

ummmmm YES.

we need PSA’s like this in the U.S. asap. this video gets to the point of what rape culture is and is very serious about it.

WIN WIN WIN WIN

Wow, absolutely. This was amazing, and it was only thirty seconds.

this is fantastic

This!! Show this in the states! 

Fucking brilliant

#win

SHOW THIS EVERYWHERE

This is too good. Nobody asks to be raped. Ever.

I don’t know why we even have to say this to a supposedly and slightly intelligent being.

Rape, by definition happens against your will. 

You don’t want it to happen.

So how can you ask for something you don’t want to happen in the first place?

Women wanting to be desired by someone they will also like is not asking for sex with someone who thinks it’s okay to assault them because they are desirable.

No, they don’t have to take a risk.

You are a criminal if you attempt to rape someone and them being sexy is not a justification for your violent sexual assault/unwanted contact.

If someone “asks for” sex, they will come to you and tell you they want sex. If it’s with you, they’ll also specifically point that out. If they make a move, and you’re not sure, ASK. If they say yes but then change their minds, and you don’t stop, that’s still rape. If you’re together, in a relationship, married, still you have to make sure they want it like you do. You can not assume anything with sexuality. You can not force yourself on someone and tell them they asked for it.

Because if they had asked for it, you wouldn’t be needing to have that justification.

We honestly need this to be taught at schools if people have such a hard time teaching it to their kids.

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The real-life feminist bookstore owners will be angry if you don’t cast your vote for Portlandia! Not to mention Toni and Candace.

Location: Portland, OR

Reasons why I love Portland

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