Ban on campus CCW has college tell women to pee if

[Misfit]

Raped....


Colorado college sparks controversy after advising women to vomit or urinate in a bid to stop a rapist as state lawmakers pass a bill banning concealed guns on campuses | Mail Online

Beside the typical crime-fighting methods like screaming and running away, the university listed a few less common suggestions, among them telling a would-be rapist ‘you have a disease or are menstruating.‘

'Vomiting or urinating may also convince the attacker to leave you alone,' another bullet point in the advisory read.

 

[Chris0nllyn]

That's right, everyone become victims while criminals have a field day.

Makes perfect sense....

 

[MadDogMarine]

Raped....


Colorado college sparks controversy after advising women to vomit or urinate in a bid to stop a rapist as state lawmakers pass a bill banning concealed guns on campuses | Mail Online

Beside the typical crime-fighting methods like screaming and running away, the university listed a few less common suggestions, among them telling a would-be rapist ‘you have a disease or are menstruating.‘

'Vomiting or urinating may also convince the attacker to leave you alone,' another bullet point in the advisory read.

Surprised they didn't tell the women to carry a picture of Phyllis Diller
as a deterrent. UFB!

 

[tommyjo]

Raped....


Colorado college sparks controversy after advising women to vomit or urinate in a bid to stop a rapist as state lawmakers pass a bill banning concealed guns on campuses | Mail Online

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As usual, the sourcequoted above is lousy and tries to marry two unrelated events;

Here is the statement from UCCS webpage:

Statement by Tom Hutton, University Spokesperson

In re: Media reports of rape prevention

The recent circulation of a web page containing information about rape prevention at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs was taken out of context on popular social media sites.

No policy was changed by the university and no advisories were sent to students.

This page is not related to the gun control discussions now taking place in the Colorado General Assembly.

The page in question was created in 2006 as supplemental material for women who had completed an internationally recognized Rape Aggression Defense course offered free of charge to UCCS students.

The 10 tips are considered last resort options when all other defense methods have been exhausted.

This site was intended as a reminder for graduates of the RAD program, an intensive self-defense program, and part of a larger discussion of last-resort tactics.

As a response to recent interest in the page, the Department of Public Safety will update it to provide additional context and information about crime prevention and the opportunity to enroll in the RAD class.

University statement in re: crime prevention tips | UCCS Press Releases

 

[Lurk]

As usual, the sourcequoted above is lousy and tries to marry two unrelated events;

Here is the statement from UCCS webpage:

University statement in re: crime prevention tips | UCCS Press Releases

So you're saying the University did NOT recommend those rape deterrents?

 

[itsbob]

As usual, the sourcequoted above is lousy and tries to marry two unrelated events;

Here is the statement from UCCS webpage:



University statement in re: crime prevention tips | UCCS Press Releases

So you're saying that the OP was wrong.. the students, especially the female students, ARE allowed to arm themselves to protect them from attackers and rapists??

Or was he right in the presumption that the students, especially the female students, are required to be unarmed victims, and their last line of defense is to urinate and defecate ont themselves?