just because something is awful doesn't mean you have to portray it in the most pornographic way possible

True

and it's always said that they're just trying to "show you how bad it is"

then the after effects like trauma see 0 screen time

No but the crime of rape is in itself so offensive that any conversation broaching the subject is tainted by immediate malevolence

True

yes it's going to piss people off period

but it doesn't mean you should make it as foul as possible

i don't need to see 40 seconds of rape in a movie to get the point

You don't have to go out of your way to make rape a foul thing

I'd say explicit consent while being sober throughout the sexual act is key

it's obviously inherently foul and disgusting

The cold hard facts

but the way writers and directors frame it as of recent

is fetishistic

Nice play on words

"Writers" and "directors" aren't artists anymore, they are ideological proxies for the extreme left wing that has permiated general culture

yes

it's definitely due to an agenda

i 100% believe they're trying to desensitive people to rape

Like most Hollywood big wigs

full of pedos

I believe they are trying to do the opposite

Sensitive the public?

How do you mean?

Wut

I believe they are trying to confront as many people as possible with the immediate disgusting heinous act of rape, just to bring home the point of how vile rape is and how we don't do enough to counteract rape in general culture

That's what I believe

I think the present agenda is to abolish rape culture worldwide

Exactly

not at all lol

How??

they don't focus on the negative effects of it half as much as using it as a story selling point

I mean here

think of it this way

Steven crowder change my mind

People.dont show the rape scenes anymore to respect the victims

They show the aftermath of such events instead of graphically showing it

the aftermath is 100% more important

They show the victims as survivors instead of some sullied property

it's very important they focus on the effects, but american writers?