What... the hell. This is OK, but people have to get a liscense for getting a gun for 'protection.' This is a very harmful device, and the woman expects it to be on shelves next to condoms, like it's commonplace? Number one, I agree with whoever said it was normalizing rape. Number two, this will be abused far more than it'll be used.
"I think I'm going to break up with Tyler. All we really do is have sex now..."
"Why don't you stick a burr up your crotch so next time you have sex, he has to go to the doctor and plead that he's not a rapist. Write 'We should start seeing other people' on the pack of his trial papers."
Or even worse...
"David said Lauren looked cute yesterday!"
"Teach him a lesson!"
"I am! I'm going to have makeup sex until he realizes there's a burr in his ****. Then I'm going to report a rape."
Seriously, this is a violent, malicious weapon. I'm not saying it couldn't ever be used for good, but that's like saying "Giving mustard gas out so that people can protect themselves from gangs MAY be abused, but it's going to prevent more gang violence while sacrificing those couple abuses of the chemical."
Seriously, this is a BAD idea. It's like giving people date rape drugs and saying 'Only use it when you're trying to knock out your kidnapper.' It normalizes a not-so-normal [Not saying frequent or problematic] crime, and it also gives potential "victims" tools of violence.
Why we don't try to solve issues at their source, I'm not sure.
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