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I want to talk about something, but I don't know what it's called, and I'm sure there's a name for it, so just be patient with me.
So to help you understand what I'm talking about, I want you to consider two things.
Thing ONE
It's been a while since I read The History of Sexuality, but two things really stuck with me (vaguely).
First: the relationship between knowledge and pleasure.
Second: incitement to discourse
Thing TWO
Media titled in this style: 12 Common Misconceptions about the Pinky Finger
I hope this makes sense.
This is like a big thing right? It's a genre of writing/formatting pattern for information. But
**what is it called? And has it been studied or written about?**
People LOVE these kinds of things. It like, you don't even have to present anything new. I feel like at this point, many people don't have misconception anymore, if they have the internet. So you can present any banality in this way, as if you're mythbusting and correcting this big wild mistake everyone shares and people LOVE it.
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The only reason rape is illegal is because women know they are completely worthless to society and by making rape illegal they make sure they can use their cunts to get leverage over men or to simply monetize them.
If rape was legal then women would actually have to work in order to get ahead in society,plus there would be a lot less crime since there would be no Elliot Rodgers.
Rape is a social construct,it's how most animals breed but only humans decided that it's wrong.
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