The problem with this article, and those that assert the opposite, is that it's barely science.
There's no good control, and there are so many possible confounding factors that it's impossible to know what's really happening.
Even worse, if you read the comments, it seems that people can't even agree on whether or not sexual violence has increased or decreased in the US over the past 40 years or so!
Has anyone actually done any real science in this area? It seems like all we see are a bunch of ideologically motivated people selectively interpreting the data for their preferred viewpoint.
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The problem with this article, and those that assert the opposite, is that it's barely science.
There's no good control, and there are so many possible confounding factors that it's impossible to know what's really happening.
Even worse, if you read the comments, it seems that people can't even agree on whether or not sexual violence has increased or decreased in the US over the past 40 years or so!
Has anyone actually done any real science in this area? It seems like all we see are a bunch of ideologically motivated people selectively interpreting the data for their preferred viewpoint.