E. Jean Carroll Says ‘Most People Think of Rape As Being Sexy’ In Bizarre CNN Interview

Published 2 hours ago on Jun 24, 2019

By Patrick Howley

E. Jean Carroll gave a bizarre interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper Monday in which she said that her alleged assault by President Donald Trump was “not sexual,” and noted that most people think of rape as being sexy due to their “fantasies.” Trump of course has denied this woman’s claim in New York magazine, which is not backed up by any concrete evidence.
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E. Jean Carroll Says ‘Most People Think of Rape As Being Sexy’ In Bizarre CNN Interview

This woman is INSANE. Not only did she claim during the interview that "most people think of rape as being sexy" but she IMMEDIATELY flirted with Anderson Cooper after stating that claim...

BTW, she also said she wasn't forced... She contradicts herself. Cooper asks her "you don't feel like a victim." She says: I was not thrown on the ground and ravished..."

There is a link to the video in the article showing this.

Here is another video...



How can ANYONE take this woman seriously?...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

The Kinsey Report on female sexuality listed rape as the top fantasy women have.

So here we are.

Total mental case 😎

I knew it I knew it 💥🎱💥

a reply to: Lumenari

Wasnt thlat report in 1953...prior to the significant societal and cultural change we have seen in the last 60 yrs...?

Maybe the issue is the terminology _ maybe it is not so much rape... But more domination. Potentially all lumped into that violent word.

She’s lying. Like blasey-ford was lying.

There will be no repercussions though. Because ‘by any means necessary’

It's really confusing being a male these days I'll admit.

On one hand women want to be respected, have personal boundaries, equality, and are super sensitive to rape and sexual misconduct.

Yet on the other hand... I've had women come to me wanting to do rape fantasy scenarios, be degraded, smacked, beaten, verbally abused, and treated like property.

What's really crazy is that sometimes both of these things come from the same woman.

this case and others - leaves me wondering - what the hell are they trying to achieve ?????

In my experience when someone says most people like and it's something sexual what they really mean is a very small percentage of people like that and there in that small percentage or trying to make people believe that small percentage is much larger

a reply to: ElectricUniverse
from link

I’m a radical, radical feminist,

No you're not a feminist if you think being mean spirited is even funny...

Carroll said in another profile piece in which she described her dating game to break up couples by getting them to be mean-spirited to one another. “If you lose a round, it’s because you didn’t think evilly enough,” Carroll said.

Which publisher tool this loser on?

originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

The Kinsey Report on female sexuality listed rape as the top fantasy women have.

So here we are.

I have known a lot of women with the fantasy. But there is a huge difference between consensual non-consent and non-consensual non-consent.

I have some real problems with her story. It doesn't make sense at all. Shes in a department store a guy she never met comes over and asks for her help modeling Lingerie for a gift. She agrees and they head off into a changing room together. At some point while she is stripping naked he forces himself on her yet she doesnt scream or do anything to draw attention from the people around her.

Her story just was not thought at well at all.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

What a moronic clown of a Woman???

Let's hope some mad pervert does not test the premise of her nonsensical diabolical bullcrap by facilitating her misplaced desire.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

..."most people think of rape as being sexy"...

Well, they say it takes all kinds so there probably are some women who think of rape as sexy. But this woman seems like she's missing a couple screws. To say "most people" is a projection on her part.

But apparently this rough stuff is becoming more mainstream, albeit not always consensual. I was shocked when I saw this yesterday:

The Startling Rise of Choking During Sex

Apparently, the world of porn isn't what it used to be. Between sado-masochism stuff and sissy porn, we're really doing a number on society. Porn "sickness" and addiction seems to be an increasing problem for young men especially, but not exclusively. To the point that some experts are saying young men literally cannot have normal sexual relations because they expect real woman to perform/behave like porn stars.

And the number of women (not men!) killed during sex, with the (surviving) man claiming BDSM, is also growing. It is becoming a common defense in court. "She wanted it!"

I don't know what the whole truth is, but it sure ain't looking good.

originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

The Kinsey Report on female sexuality listed rape as the top fantasy women have.

So here we are.

Kinsey has since been discredited. To say the least. Here is a fairly mild account of how his data was faulty:

Alfred Kinsey was a pervert and a sex criminal

1. [Dr. Kinsey’s team] ‘forced’ subjects to give the desired answers to their sex questions, 2. Secretly trashed three quarters of their research data, and 3. Based their claims about normal males on a roughly 86 percent aberrant male population including 200 sexual psychopaths, 1,400 sex offenders and hundreds each of prisoners, male prostitutes and promiscuous homosexuals. Moreover, so few normal women would talk to them that the Kinsey team labeled women who lived over a year with a man ‘married,’ reclassifying data on prostitutes and other unconventional women as “Susie Homemaker.”

Kinsey was not a good person -- much less researcher!

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Isn't that basically what Trump confirmed in his denial. "She's not my type" he said. Doesn't that translate that she wasn't sexy enough to rape, and that Trump "has a type" when he moves on them "like a bitch"?

Not sexual in that it is not about having sex with someone. Its about having power over someone.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

So he has a type he likes to sexually assault.

a reply to: Lumenari

when its a fantasy.... as in with someone you trust.
Not in reality. So there you go....

You're a woman?