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Lain (lain7) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} fandom_wank,@ 2003-07-27 14:21:00 |
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Inspired by the Kobe Bryant case...
The Great RPF Debate, round #453978: (Edit: The post is unlocked now.)
There's a few different defenses. "I'm not hurting anyone!" You don't think you're hurting anybody, but this is an adversarial situation. It's impossible, given the NC-17 content of so much RP fic, not to draw analogies to rape. Where do I begin? RP ficcers essentially claim that their rights trump other peoples' rights. This is similar, frankly, to sexual offenders, who seem to think that being denied sex is a privation that trumps a woman's right to not be forced into it. RP ficcers often express the belief that they have the right to gratify their urge to write this stuff. The rights of their subjects obviously do not enter into the discussion.
Edit: The entire wank goes back to this post. Thanks to![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif)
embitca for the link.
The Great RPF Debate, round #453978: (Edit: The post is unlocked now.)
There's a few different defenses. "I'm not hurting anyone!" You don't think you're hurting anybody, but this is an adversarial situation. It's impossible, given the NC-17 content of so much RP fic, not to draw analogies to rape. Where do I begin? RP ficcers essentially claim that their rights trump other peoples' rights. This is similar, frankly, to sexual offenders, who seem to think that being denied sex is a privation that trumps a woman's right to not be forced into it. RP ficcers often express the belief that they have the right to gratify their urge to write this stuff. The rights of their subjects obviously do not enter into the discussion.
Edit: The entire wank goes back to this post. Thanks to
embitca for the link.
