Millions of Clicks on Sexual Assault—Where’s The Outrage?

Article here. Excerpt:

'Last month, CNN published an investigation exposing a global online ‘rape academy’ where men gather to swap advice and encourage one another to drug and assault their wives, film them while unconscious, and evade detection.

I follow women’s issues closely and I almost missed this story. That alone should tell us something about how little attention it’s receiving.

According to CNN’s reporting, one porn site, Motherless.com, hosts 20,000 videos of so-called “sleep content,” with descriptive tags such as #passedout and #eyecheck, with hundreds of thousands of views. In February of this year alone, the site received around 62 million visits.

Let that sink in—62 million clicks in just one month.

Men logging on to learn how to drug and violate their wives, their partners, the women sleeping beside them, the people who trust them most. This is not a niche crime or a fringe corner of the internet. This is a global network that teaches men how to drug and rape women, and it is met with near silence.'

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CNN reported on 'online rape academy,' but '62M men' figure misrepresents findings

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/cnn-online-rape-academy/