"No." Same as related question.
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Aella its cold outside
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You're asking a real tough one. Any answer other than "No" is clearly wrong. But you've framed it in such a way that it suggests they are conditioning men for more agressive sexual behaviour. The answer is "No", but these women should probably stop rewarding those behaviours.
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Imagining a light cone of legal responsibility. It seems absurd and also brilliant that it ultimately comes down to what you can do to convince the 12 people who didn’t escape jury duty in a short amount of time.
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It's conditional. Those women are requiring men to commit what they consider a sexual assault for men to get a relationship with them. If they say, "This is just how I am" and does not prepetuate it is a general culture then they are not responsible. However, if they say...
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However, if they say, "This is how we women are" and perpetuate that behavior to be normative in culture, then they are actively promoting a coercive environment where men might have to risk a sexual assault to get any relationship. Then those women are significantly responsible.
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No means no, unless another safe word is agreed to beforehand.
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Surprising consensus. If we're talking about "moral" responsibility, I agree with the general response. But if you're just asking if the presence of this subset of women incentivizes male behavior that lead to some proportion of inadvertent sexual assault, I pick yes (locally).
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Morally responsible, no. Physically, yes.
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