III – "Rape is a crime of violence, not of passion, rooted in cultural norms. Many men tend to view women as sex objects, often subjecting them to sexual harassment in the work place and elsewhere."
             The statement above can be portrayed in many
             different ways and it is really hard to distinguish whether this is a(n)
             valid or invalid statement. Depending on the way you view it, it can
             mean many different things. A man and women's perspective on this
             issue would obviously differ due to the fact that the statement is
             a burden to the reputation of all men. Some men may take offense
             to this statement therefore disagreeing with the statement. While
             with women, since they are the main victims of rape who agree whole
             From a guy's point of view I agree with the
             statement to an extent. I believe the men who do commit these
             crimes have this mentality about them. Of course there are going to
             be exceptions to everything where a particular man is looking for
             some sort of relationship with a women and may be confused. This is
             no excuse to commit the crime, but the impulse a man has to need a
             women may cause him to do something he may not normally do or in
             some cases he may just be nuts. This statement can really just be
             thrown up in the air because there are just so many different issues
             to be touched on it would not be a possibility to just close out this
             argument, it can only be based on opinion.
             All human beings have different mentalities and
             personalities so therefore it cannot be said that all men think the
             same or that all women think the same for that matter.
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