• PugJesus@lemmy.worldOPM
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    2 months ago

    Bravo, you’ve found the difference!

    If marital rape was not an issue amongst GIs, it would not have driven their rate of rapes up. As we are concerned with actual rapes committed, and not arbitrarily excluding rapes because of legal definitions, it makes no sense to try to claim the lack of marital rape recognized by contemporary law to be at all relevant.

    The comparability of arbitrarily picked numbers is in dispute which depends on the methodology.

    Yet you aren’t disputing the methodology, but the definitions of rape. Yet in your dispute of the definitions, you manage to define literally nothing that would create substantial discontinuity between the statistics being compared.

    Fair, my time is better spent on people understanding the difference between “use comparable metrics FFS” and “numbers are useless”.

    Comparable metrics like “Rape per capita” and “rape per capita”.

    But sure, go back to claiming that the numbers are wrong, and that I’ve inflated them fivefold, and then backtrack and completely reverse your argument into a dismissal of the applicability of those numbers once it turns out that the numbers are valid and are against your argument, not in support of it.

    Pathetic.