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Yes? A few quarters might not get stolen but a hundred dollar bill is gonna tempt every thief.
Would be great if neither got stolen though.
So if more cash = more likely to get stolen, then less clothes = more likely to be raped.
Just making sure we're on the same page about this article where men are saying that women are "asking for trouble" by wearing less clothes.
I don't think we're on the same page because I have no idea what page you're on but I hope you feel you've made the point you were hoping to make, whatever that might be.