Originally posted by Q99
I'll just second all this.A lot of people view "how to deal with rape?" as something that should be answered with, "What tools can we give to women...?" (which isn't likely to reduce the actual numbers much, because rapists shift focus to more vulnerable targets), rather than, "How can we educate people- especially men- on how consent works and not to rape?"
I mean, the nailpolish is cool and all, but something like the Don't Be That Guy campaign cut rapes in an area by 10%, with posters. Think about that! Just putting up posters advising people what rape is, and telling them not to, had a double-digit percentage reduction.
The most effective method is education, and people should be aware of that, and the nailpolish, while neat, is the type of thing that some people would rather focus on instead of education.
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Ontario has had a really good campaign as well recently.