Is saying you're wearing a condom and not doing it rape? And if it is, what about the men who get spermjacked? /r/worldnews at their best when discussing Julian Assange.

23  2017-05-19 by IAintThatGuy

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n/a  subpoutine 2017-05-19

Looked like a repost at first.

n/a  IAintThatGuy 2017-05-19

Missed the TwoX thing (these last days "stealthing" was all over my social networks). But discussing Assange on top of it adds a political aspect to that whole story.

n/a  zahlman 2017-05-19

I assumed that the Assange fallout is why this phenomenon nobody's heard of or had a name for until now is "all over social networks".

n/a  IAintThatGuy 2017-05-19

I dunno. A lot of social justice websites have written articles about it these last days (in several countries). I think it's because a guy somewhere was convicted because of it. So all the rich white girls I know are using it as another way to show how much they are victims of society and can't trust any man.

n/a  zahlman 2017-05-19

The reason people don't treat it as serious is two fold. One, a lot of men do this, and literally brag about how they refuse to wear condoms, or talk about how strong their pull out game is

... In what universe?

n/a  DannyLee90 2017-05-19

I'd hesitate to say "a lot", but one of my former friends fits that to a 'T'.

n/a  IAintThatGuy 2017-05-19

You can't pull out fast enough to run from HIV.

n/a  double-happiness 2017-05-19

So, you know that whole "teach men not to rape" thing? I thought that was bullshit, but the fact that my inbox is filled with people that don't understand "no consent = rape" is kind of fucking disturbing.

That's a bit off, surely; if their inbox if filled with people that don't understand consent, why is it "teach men not to rape"?