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human
I think claiming "victim blaming" in a rape case is a copout. CMV.

I'm not suggesting that rape victims are ever totally at fault, but if a girl gets wasted at a party in a skimpy outfit and hasn't/isn't making any effort to protect herself, a small percentage of the blame can be placed on her for being irresponsible.

If a guy were to run around Detroit screaming "I hate niggers" and got killed because of it, would saying "he bears some of the responsibility" be considered victim blaming?

If someone goes into saudi arabia and starts burning the Qur'an and is murdered because of it, would asking "what the fuck was he thinking?" be considered victim blaming?

Guys should stop raping women, yes. We should teach our children not to rape, yes. But the same can be said about murder.

Am I crazy? I'm honestly afraid to express this view in real life because people seem so quick to judge, when all I want is to have a discussion about it.
gpt
Okay, let us work under the assumption that the rape victim is somehow at fault. What's the point of having this attitude? What benefit does this offer anyone other than the rapist?

Are you saying that upon looking at a drunk girl in a skimpy outfit, men go into an uncontrollable hormonal rape mode? 

Are you saying that wearing a skimpy outfit somehow even slightly remotely justifies rape? Are men taught to never get drunk or wear sexy clothes at nightclubs? Why not?

Why are you comparing aggressive acts like burning a holy book and calling people a racial slur to getting drunk and wearing a skimpy outfit? Is being drunk and wearing skimpy outfits somehow gravely insulting to men or something?

It's a completely unproductive attitude to have. If a drunk driver hits you in the middle of the night, it's completely unproductive to say: "well what were you doing walking at 3AM?" It just makes it easier on the perpetrator. Having these hostile attitudes towards rape victims does nothing but make it more difficult for them to come out.