Kondor3
Cafeteria Centrist
That's not the question.Oh, I'm quite happy to concede that people are raped all the time, outside the framework of provocative or suggestive clothing....There have been absolutely NO correlations made between how a woman is dressed and her likelihood of getting raped. Because it's bullshit. Plenty of ugly/unattractive/overweight women are raped. Also, children and grannies sometimes.
I suppose my point is...
If your attractive young daughter is going to be going to be walking down a city street at 3:00 am, and had to choose between (1) provocative and (2) non-provocative dress...
Which would you advise her to don, in the hopes of reducing her chances of being raped?
And why?
Well, why is she walking down a city street at 3 a.m. is the first thing I would want to know.
Let's assume that she has a good and true reason, regardless of whether your or I can conjure-up that reason at the moment.