As their widespread support for Hamas indicates, progressives are okay with rape so long as it is inflicted by favored groups. This includes not only Islamic terrorists but also the inner city scumbags who have been running amok ever since local police were sidelined in the name of leftist demigod George Floyd. Consider how rape is depicted in a recent episode of NBC’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit:

In the episode, “Truth Embargo,” the rape occurs during a mass smash-n-grab robbery of a high-end store. …

At the hospital, the victim, Natalie (Romina D’Ugo), falsely claims she did not see the rapist because he was wearing a mask.

She sides with her rapist against herself because he is the good guy, being black, and she is bad, being white.

Our culture, as presented to us by social engineers:

Natalie’s lesbian partner, Brooke (Keeley Miller), is angry at police detectives when she meets them in the hospital, somehow blaming them for New York City’s spiking crime…

Who else’s fault would it be? To suggest criminals are responsible for crime is itself a crime — namely, thoughtcrime.

Natalie doesn’t want the rapist serving time because being privileged she “can afford therapy”:

The audience is manipulated into feeling sorry for looters who rape women in another tearjerking scene:

The rapist whimpering that he feels invisible is a reference to the Afrocentric novel The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison.

As Holly Ash puts it,

In all my years of covering actual rapes in the news, I’ve never seen a rapist look so favorable, moral, and just!

Excuse rape and you will get more of it. That’s okay with the twisted moonbats who program your television.

At least they have a sense of humor. Calling a show Law & Order and then using it to bestow precious victim status on criminals is a real knee-slapper.

You have a limited amount of time to be alive. Don’t waste it watching television.

On tips from Steve T and KirklesWorth.

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