The first time netflix has whitewashed a character
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It's not made by Netflix but do you'll remember that movie "A Time to Kill?" In the end McConaughey has a speech about a rape of a ten year old black girl by white supremacist, and he has the jury close their eyes as he tearfully details the assualt. And his last line, as the music swells and the jury opens their eyes in shock, is, "Now imagine if she was white."
Which is interesting because the actual case the movie is based on was a white girl getting raped by blacks.
The number of black women raped by white men is essentially zero.
The term i heard is "statistically insignificant"
So something like 1 out of 100 million.
And that one was probably an accident on the guys part. 😁
But I heard rape was just about "power"! That's what all my professors say!!
Your professor is technically not wrong.
Women derive their power by the hint of possible sex with them.
Hence why you have women with orbiters, and why they can get most men to do stuff for them: They give the air of a "possibility" to be with them if you do this thing for them.
Obviously, they are flirting, but they use sexual energy as a power.
So, to them, being raped is taking power from them. The rapist was a piece of shit that wanted to get laid and does not care about power.
Which brings up a second point: Women are absolutely incapable of thinking like men, and the few that do end up killing themselves. So, rape = power is 100% fact to them when the reality is not.
That said, actual rapists do need to die in a fire.
And that was all the way back in 1996.
People really underestimate how far back the subversion and poz go.
Well if you have black people be villians then you might hurt fee fees even if it means being true to reality