'Beneath You'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
But it's about the primary purpose. Some people are enslaved to be laborers, some to be prostitutes. Even if they all get raped, the rape isn't necessarily the point.For me, the flipside of using "sexual slavery" is that sexual slavery = forced prostitution = rape arranged by an agent you didn't contract with in the first place. I think I might just use the word slavery. It all a form of rape--because the person's right to self-determination is taken away by force.
People are more outraged by women getting raped than they are by women getting forced to pick chocolate. (And they used to be even more outraged by white women being raped, hence "white slavery".)
People are more outraged by women getting raped than they are by women getting forced to pick chocolate. (And they used to be even more outraged by white women being raped, hence "white slavery".)Right, which is exactly what's so offensive about it.
Right. "Regular" slavery didn't used to be outrageous in polite company. But "good" white woman being abducted and abused?!?!?!??! The horror.
I do think forced prostitution is of a different character than forced manual labour. And I don't think distinguishing between the two makes one seem like a walk in the park in comparison.
The race thing, obviously, gets right the fuck up my nose.
I'm with ita. They are different things. Both bad, but different. We need more words in this damn language.
The third hit for me was a magazine article in which the author discussed my research on the dangers of alcohol abuse. The fourth hit pulled up several pictures of me, very drunk, at a high school reunion. Cruel juxtaposition is the way of the Google.
This is hysterical.
I do think forced prostitution is of a different character than forced manual labour.Sure. If I were forced to pick one, I'd rather do the manual labor.
And I don't think distinguishing between the two makes one seem like a walk in the park in comparison.No, you're right. I have as much of a problem calling forced prostitution "sexual slavery" because it is forced. Rape is violent assault focused on and/or committed via sexual organs, but it feels important to me to keep rape and sex as separate as possible.
The race thing, obviously, gets right the fuck up my nose.Yeah, it sure does. It isn't a term I've had much contact with, and I guess I'd just never thought about it. I've probably read it more here at b.org, in a couple of years than I have read/heard it in the rest of my life before that. All the evil inherent in the term just slapped me across the face.
I have as much of a problem calling forced prostitution "sexual slavery" because it is forced.
I don't see the problem -- isn't forced inherent in slavery?
Unfortunate themes for Young Women's Church Camp:
To Know Ewe Is To Love Ewe.
I suppose that's one approach to chastity.