Jeremy Stangroom

Some more Feminism 101, because loud SJWs don't know stuff (much at all, really), & it's irksome. (Apologies for Twitter limitations).

The reason - or a reason - some feminists argue that only men can rape is because they see rape as a socio-structural phenomenon, part

of the apparatus of male domination. So, for example, Brownmiller called rapists "the shock troops of patriarchy" (IIRC), and argued

that rape and the fear of rape is a fundamental part of the structure of oppression of women.

Men can be sexually assaulted by women, of course, but such acts, which almost always lack the actual & symbolic violence associated

with forced penetration, are not inserted into the same nexus of power relations, and lack the systemic quality that accords rape its

central role in the psycho-social oppression of women.