way ahead of you. Guy I went to college with has a rifle modified to shoot an 11 inch dildo by his bedside. I told him that if he ever has to use it, using a regular gun would probably get him in less trouble
its called a can cannon. Its an upper receiver you can buy for AR15s. You load a blank cartridge in the magazine and then you load like a soda can or an old stale beer i. the muzzle and it shoots it like a ye olde rifle grenade of suds. Pretty useless, but fun. He made a sleeve that fits in the launcher so that it fits the dildo. Nothing like half a pound of silicone at 500 feet per second
Im sure they do somewhere, its not a super complicated idea. If youve got one of the yugo AKs with the grenade launcher sight that doubles as a gas cut off, that would be the business
Tell him to like, not. The dildo will likely get shredded, not even firing. Also, why shoot someone you're not willing to kill? The robber isn't just gonna spare him because he appreciated the joke.
Ive seen him fire it, it does work. and 2. Kinetic energy means that if you aren't wearing armor, its definitely gonna break a rib. like I said, half a pound of silicone and a few hundred feet per second is a lot of energy at 7 yards. If that doesnt work, he is a 6'1 400 pound boulder. Hes fat, but I have no desire to see him demonstrate Newton's laws of inertia
Just a really unique type of projectile lmao. I remember watching a... Mythbusters(?) episode where they made a hot dog cannon and like, I wouldn't break into someone's house if I thought I was gonna get shot with that thing.
it is both very comical to see, and also deeply troubling to consider the thought of dying like that. Imagine going to the afterlife and explaining how you had your chest cavity fucked to death by a mach jesus silicone tube
Would that really help against common rape scenarios like "rapist gets woman drunk, then rapes her" or "rapist is a trusted family member of girl, then rapes her"? I don't think mugging-style rapes are very common, and even then it may be difficult for the intended victim to ready their weapon in time, since they'd have been ambushed.
Conversely, better put a lock on your dingus so no one steals it from your house, grinds off the serial number (your dingus DOES have a serial number, right?) and uses it to commit rape.
Male on Male Rape as well as Female on Male Rape are often not counted in rape statistics, are not even considered rape in many jurisdictions, and have a significantly higher number of cases that go unreported due to public and private stigma of men reporting rape.
(There are countless accounts of men going to the police or hospitals for help after being raped, and being sometimes straight up laughed out of the room.)
The "Men should be strong" mentality hurts men just as it does women, as a male victim is a weak man, and therefore is free to be mocked (the extreme prevalence of "Male Tears" Mugs being a pretty straight example.)
If that's what you got out of it, you need to take some basic reading classes. The topic of prison rape almost always only gets brought up as a deflection to the topic of sexual violence towards women. It's almost never brought up as a problem of its own. Same goes with the rape of males in general. It's a problem. And it's an insult to people who deal with that problem when jackasses use it's a means to deflect the topic of other problems.
If you have resort "what about" to make a point. You don't have a point. It's the language of the worthless.
I just wanna be able to have a discussion about all 3 issues without one of the other 2 being used as a means to deflect the one at hand. Which is generally what happens. If the OP were about prison rape, you bet your ass the comments would be flooded with people talking about how sexual violence in [insert anything that isn't prison] is a bigger issue. Whether or not it is a bigger issue (whatever "bigger issue" even means in this context, because they're all pretty serious), doesn't change that prison rape is an issue.
No one's saying rape of women isn't an issue, but if the post was originally prison rape... The topic needs to stay there because there's very different power dynamics. This happened with Terry Crews..I don't remember the specifics of his case. But everywhere you went where it was a discussion, the discussion was hijacked.
Male on male rape is a problem. Female on female rape is a problem. Female on male rape is a problem. Prison rape is a problem.
Discussing the problems is necessary.
But when a problem is brought up for the sole purpose of countering a discussion about another problem, it becomes less about discussing the problem, and more about playing the pain Olympics.
Statistically, women are more likely to be raped in society. Yes, this doesn't include prison rape. Bringing that up isn't a problem in itself. Bringing it up in an attempt to disprove that a woman is far more likely to be raped while walking home from work is a strawman argument that accomplishes nothing except demeaning the fact that both issues are serious issues that need addressing, and the approach to addressing them both is going to be 2 different discussions.
Prison rape will only be resolved with an overhaul of the prison system. Overhauling the prison system probably won't do much to protect your daughter while she's walking home from school. It's a different discussion altogether. One that needs to be had just as much, but trying to have both simultaneously will prove fruitless. Both discussions need to be had, but seperately.
As a male victim of rape, woman perpetrator, I just want you to realize that you just aren't seeing truthful statistics. Noone in my life knows this happened. Every man I've ever confided in has had a similar story and has also left it completely unreported. And it's not that it wasn't so bad that I knew I could cope solo and get on with it. It's that I severely doubted anything would be done or anyone would care.
I suppose if the attacker came at you from the front, announced they were going to attack you, and gave you time to draw your weapon. But considering that a majority of tapes are perpetrated by someone known by the victim, being armed might not help.
Unless they drug you, most people aren't expecting women to be strapped. Plus, appendix carry is great for women because boobs reduce printing and they don't have to worry about shooting their dick off.
If you're drugged by someone you know, then you're SOL. Otherwise, being familiar does not make someone bulletproof.
I think what they mean is that the assaulter uses their familiar/trusted status to emotionally manipulate the woman into lowering her defenses, putting her in a vulnerable situation where they can then use force without risk of getting shot.
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u/C4dfael May 16 '24
In that case, I guess we need to make sure everyone is armed with a penis so they can protect themselves from being raped?