That's what people are arguing against. Trust me, none of us liberals (or anyone) really care whether you're going to be a virgin forever or banging 10 dudes/girls a night. It's just when you try to force US, the non-Carolina Review staff, to live our lives the way you all want to live yours, is when it becomes a problem.

@Riley, I'm pretty sure that most of the guys on the Review do think that women are (intellectually) equal to men. Just defending their honor.

"What does this express about your beliefs concerning the ways women communicate?"

Stop being so sensitive, Freud. You know, normally I refrain from getting involved in debates about sexual issues, but I can't help it this time. All you liberals bitch and moan about the Carolina Review writers for being Christian, pro-abstinence, and being against casual, extramarital sex. But you know–these guys are not the douche bags that these UNC feminists probably hook up with every Thursday night. These guys honestly do respect women, that much I think is obvious. Now granted, they may not think that women are equal to men (I don't want to speak for them), and therefore they may not meet your feminist standards, but still, give them some credit and stop thinking with your penis.

And Hilary, you're really fighting the wrong enemy here. Justin is clearly not offended by the images because he doesn't want the issue of rape to be addressed. Like most guys, I'm sure Justin hasn't raped anyone, and therefore doesn't need to do any soul-searching. If anything, he'd defend you against a rapist at his own expense (now that you've stereotyped that women are more likely to get raped by a man, I'll stereotype that men are more likely to defend nobly a woman than vice versa). In my own male opinion, modern feminists are almost captivated by the idea of rape. They can't seem to talk about it enough (to "raise awareness," no doubt), but they really don't seem to want to do anything to prevent it. I've never heard them advocate the death penalty for rapists. Any conservatives (i.e., non-feminists) out there who would be opposed to that policy?

Pay close attention to the phrase "high-pitched, banshee screams". What does this express about your beliefs concerning the ways women communicate?

This is not a serious argument, you sound like a 14 year old who's just discovered rudimentary logic. Only people who believe in fairy tales are allowed to condemn rape? Ninja please.

I got it from Crowder, who said this:

"I am talking about it in the perspective of God and the Bible etc. Without taking those two things into account I wouldn't have any reason to believe rape to be wrong."