MazrimTaim
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In response to a question earlier about the mathematically certainty of the presence of rapists - this is based on the normal curve. If we view rapists as being two to three (or more) standard deviations above the mean (average) with regards to whatever characteristics dispose a male to rape, then we see that it is an absolute that there will always be these types of predators (because there will always be those that fall at these places in the normal curve - just like there will always be people with IQs in the 140s etc.).
And to the knucklehead who believes that male apes rape female apes, you have been watching too many nature shows. Animals (other than humans) can not rape other animals. What next? Tigers are murdering antelope? Dogs are assaulting cats? Good grief - I read a story about a bluejay who held up a Robin's nest of eggs on Cnn.com. What is the world coming to?
And to the knucklehead who believes that male apes rape female apes, you have been watching too many nature shows. Animals (other than humans) can not rape other animals. What next? Tigers are murdering antelope? Dogs are assaulting cats? Good grief - I read a story about a bluejay who held up a Robin's nest of eggs on Cnn.com. What is the world coming to?