Sunday, December 23, 2012

Women Deserve Respect


Rape Means
“the crime, typically committed by a man, of forcing another person to have sexual intercourse with the offender against their will”

I am a positive person and would love to inspire people and get inspired from them. But I have no idea how to inspire a girl who is raped. I feel shame even to approach considering the resentment she would be having against men, which is perfectly right on her part.
 
When fathers are raping their own daughters, there is no way a girl can trust any men. Even animals would not do this kind of heinous act. As the above definition goes, rape is something that is forced onto another person, against their will. Being a guy if someone forces me to do a simple thing as eating something, which is against my will, I reject it in the strongest of terms. I may never understand what a girl goes through and how it feels for her when someone rapes her, but forcing someone against their will even for smallest of things is just not respecting that person what he or she is.

What needs to be done?
Enough is written about the Rape incidents and its good people are talking and writing more about it. We always have to address the root cause of any problem. Here is where the education comes into picture. Education means not only what is taught at school but also at home. Parents have to teach their male children how to respect girls and how to treat them.

If only these Rape incidents have to end, then every parent should handover their son, a rapist, to the police and ensure strict action is taken. Tell me, how many parents or sisters or brothers would treat their sons or brothers with the same anger as they treat with any other rapist. It’s all about taking a stand.

We cannot live peacefully in a world if one tries to dominate the other. It’s all about giving respect to the other sex. Men need to be educated about the pain what a girl goes through when they are raped. No matter what law is passed and what punishment is granted, rape can never be eliminated unless rapists exercise self-control.

I don’t get the idea of movies showing rape scenes. According to me it doesn’t make any sense. Rape scenes should be banned in movies. These rape scenes clearly show that men can exercise control over women. May be this is also in some way helping the rapists. Passing a single law or legislation or holding committees or giving death sentences can never eliminate rape. As we all know how death sentences are given in India. If the amount of time and money spent on deciding whether to give death sentence to Kasab is any indication then you can imagine what would be the case in these rape incidents.

Women deserve respect and it’s a shame that they have to fight for it even today.


Prashanth 

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10 comments:

  1. Absolutely! The whole thing's become a melodrama now. The root cause has been diluted.

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    1. Yes CS, we should never forget the root cause of the problem.

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  2. True... The girl is getting raped and all the blame falls on her... she can't go alone in the roads, she can't wear what she likes... she always want to cross check when she goes out whether she is safe or not in every perspectives... Enough is Enough and all we need is a law to punish these cruel rapists to the maximum

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    1. In India, the problem lies in implementation. This is where we fail miserably as a nation. If only we could implement the existing laws correctly half of the problem will get solved.

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  3. in btwn that was a neat post by you prashanth... Appreciate you for that :)

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  4. Well said Prashanth. Education is definitely a long term solution and has the power to completely eradicate rape from our country. And it should start from home as we ourselves and our own people are involved. Sad state of affairs.

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    1. I hope that we can move forward with better education.

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  5. Yes, we have to fight it at root level. It is all in upbringing and in your society. We support such evils especially in India. No men can ever understand what pain a female goes through, both physical and mental.

    An intense and honest read. For that matter, you are always honest and thats what I like as a reader and as a friend.

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    1. Thanks Saru for those kind words, means a lot...:) These days we need people with good character and Integrity to make a difference. Hoping that things will change for the better.

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