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Yeah, I feel like this will get accused of being victim blaming, but it could just as easily be something analogous to leaving a stack of cash in plain view in a parked car. Morally fine, but that's not much comfort to me when my window gets smashed and the cash is taken.
Yes. I am accusing you of victim blaming. And objectifying women by comparing their bodies to cash, something commonly kept out of sight and locked up. It's the same logic some religions use to justify making women wear full body coverings.
What if, instead of saying "asking for trouble" it said "asking for it."
Do you wear a seatbelt when you drive? Lock your car doors? Use smoke detectors?
And I wear a gilly suit when I go out, since anything less is asking for trouble.
You can't answer simple questions? Are you a child?
Do you not understand humor and subtext?