Toronto, May 11, 2015 -- The Ontario Government has tried to introduce sex education into
Ontario, Canada schools and a multi-cultural family backlash has protested
by refusing to educate their kids at all, pulling them from school.
Meanwhile the lack of Ontario, Canada sex
education has led to
increased rape and child molestation in the Ontario province.
Sex education is needed so that "consent" can be taught.
We need to talk to parents and teachers.
Can we talk about "rape"?
Can we talk about sex?
Can we talk about 'consent"?
At a time when rape is
the fastest growing crime around
the world and simultaneously as the assimilation of more poorly-educated,
developing nation cultures including the most misogynistic in the world as
well as the most extreme religious fundamentalists are intermingling into
the global melting pots, how do we find a happy medium on sex education in
that mix?
For one thing, the need to teach about "consent"
has never been greater.
But, you can't teach consent until after
you have taught about sex, procreation and sexual behaviour.
Sexual violence and child sex slavery are
two of earth's epidemics. Sex
education can help combat the global rape culture that breeds and enables
sex offenders.
North America, having less than 5% of the
world population is,
because of travel and migration, being influenced by the other 95% of the
world population. It may not be good enough to quietly suggest that
"consent" is important in sexual relations. It may be time to yell it from
the roof tops.
Most people don't think about these four sexual
assault facts:
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Children cannot consent. Sex with children is a serious crime anywhere
on earth.
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An intoxicated person can't consent. Sex with a non-consenting adult is
a serious crime.
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A person who is mentally incompetent or too uninformed to deal with the
subject matter, cannot consent. Sex with a non-consenting adult is a
serious crime.
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A person who is mentally incompetent or too uninformed to deal with the
subject matter, cannot easily be held accountable (convicted) for
sexually violent crime.
Knowing these things is important, don't you think?
Sex education is extremely important, isn't it?
Instead of being a rape apologist why not be a consent proponent? Let's
start educating our kids about sex, and then teach consent.
Because of rape apologism (you
say rape is always going to happen and nothing will change that because it
is human nature and therefore sex education will not change the crime rate)
is so widespread, survivors of rape often don't tell anyone about their
ordeal because they perceive they are unlikely to be taken
seriously. Because of this error in thinking the survivor doesn't
receive the support they need from family, doctors, and law enforcement, and
this lack of support makes it much less likely they will overcome their
trauma and makes it abundantly clear to would-be rapists that they will not
be made accountable for their very serious crime.
Misogyny is caused partly by bad education.
One problem with misogyny is that it presumes consent.
Misogyny can
be manifested in numerous ways, including the condoning or conduct of sexual
discrimination, the condoning or conduct of denigration of women, the
condoning or conduct of violence against women, and the condoning or conduct
of sexual objectification of women.
Assumed consent is not consent. Sex
without consent is a serious crime.
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- To help prevent rape
and sexual assault crime.
- To assist those who have become survivors of rape
and sexual assault crime.
RINJ Opposes Gender-Based Violence
The RINJ Foundation seeks a safer world
for you and your family by
preventing gender-based violence and supporting survivors of this crime. The
foundation educates public officials, the general public, social media
providers and traditional media outlets about the dangers to society of
misogyny; monitors and reports on actors who commit or order the commission
of acts of sexual violence as a tactic of genocide or war to humiliate,
dominate, instill fear in, disperse and/or forcibly relocate civilian
members of a community or ethnic group. The RINJ Foundation monitors and
reports on global court proceedings related to rape / sexual assault;
educates for a more learned and open discussion of the issues of sexual
assault; provides education, general information and study resources to
enhance the safety of the person; and overall seeks a higher adherence to
safe community standards. The RINJ Foundation seeks better criminal justice
while advancing a rape-averse social conscience.
Helping Rape Survivors & Encouraging the Prosecution of Rapists:
1. The RINJ Foundation collects donations
and offers funding assistance for
counseling; medical aid; reconstructive surgery; and special care and
attention otherwise unavailable owing to funding or specialist resource
issues.
2. The RINJ Foundation raises funds for
the purchase
of 'rape kits'and/or the funding of rape kit testing. First
responders and hospitals must have rape kits and completed rape kits must be
immediately tested with results sent posthaste to police and prosecutors.
3. RINJ shares learning for the
betterment of court processes;
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a. provides data to the public about 'wanted' sex offenders/suspects or
recently released-from-prison rapists who may be of interest to the
community;
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b. encourages a more diligent execution of duty by law enforcement
investigating sexual assault / rape complaints; and
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c. plays a role in overseeing how sexual assault / rape survivors in
war-torn countries find remedy.
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