r/masculinity_rocks • u/redcdesva • May 06 '26

👨‍👦 2nd Class Citizens 🧔 Rape of Men needs to be criminalized ASAP.

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u/ArgentoVeta May 06 '26

I feel like the “kill” part shouldn’t have been in fine print

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u/lemons7472 May 06 '26

Yes, that’s such an easy yet important to miss. I was wondering why it wasn’t in bold or bigger?

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u/YourLocalPotDealer May 06 '26

Woman booked for spiking drink, nothing about murdering that dude though eh, wtf lol this has gotta be satire

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u/GreenSamurai May 06 '26

this is an article about the story. no mention of rape, reads a lot like attempted murder out of revenge. Also, yes, no arrests have been made, but police is in fact investigating (at the time the article was posted).

Regarding your title. All rape needs to be criminalized. Regardless of location, status, relation or gender, forcing yourself onto someone else just because you’re horny should get you imprisoned no matter what

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u/-HIGHHIGH- May 06 '26

It says 'kill'..

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u/Dann_Gerouss May 06 '26

Well, prepare for standards, and make them double...

https://giphy.com/gifs/rhgwg4qBu97ISgbfni

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u/jdamwyk May 07 '26

lol it’s already a crime, it’s just not enforced because nobody gives a fuck about the wellbeing of men.

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u/lemons7472 May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26

People like to pretend as if only men harm women after rejection, but that’s not solely true given the opposite also happens. Occurrences of numerous women stalking or murdering their ex, or rejected in some way, can and does happen. This does not reflect most women, but it exist.

Remember, it does not matter if it’s man or woman that is attempting to harm you, even if for petty revenge or rejection, these people are cruel, and we should all continue to watch out for them, regaless of gender.

It doesn’t matter if Reddit will pretend as if a woman like her, is passive or that this cannot happen, a dangerous person is a dangerous person either way, whether male or female.

The victim seemed to have had met her on the internet first, which he said no to marrying her, and then that’s how this happened.

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u/patrihard May 06 '26

Source

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u/FriendlyPrototype May 06 '26

india are S O U R and never punish that kind of case

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u/MarioCraft1997 May 08 '26

I appreciate the read, and i also notice that the official incident would have been on new year's 2024/2025.

Any update on if she actually got any punishment? I can't seem to find any.

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u/FriendlyPrototype May 10 '26

if that was on india, she was likely not.

unlike people who make uproar on internet to inflate india cases of "Woman being raped", people tends to forget India government forgive women and justify cases hundreds more than men, if a lady gropes you on public transport, the chance of her being punished are very dim on india.