Anti-rape condom unveiled for World Cup

shel90 said:
When the Deaflympics were held in Italy, several deaf women were raped. I think rapists know when there is a huge event and niave tourists, they probaby take advantage of the event to commit their crimes.
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That's sad. :(
 
it could also be put on backwards by a man, ooh that would hurt. OUCH!

come on, pretty pointless since its made of rubber, you could take it off with some scissors. and, if you are so concerned, why not just wear a chastity belt?
look at those metal barbs!

When the knight left for the Holy Lands on the Crusades, he would force his Lady to wear a chastity belt to preserve her faithfulness to him
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Pretty pointless device. If a woman is being gang raped, chances are when a guy starts screaming and others sees what was done. She'd most likely be beaten to death.

Then again, like the poster mentioned above, it could be used for a male if taken inside out and used against a woman. Imagine the pain the woman would endure.

As well as for revenge types, that can happen too. The maker of this device could get all kinds of lawsuits made against her.

Yiz
 
Oh I hope they release a news story about the first man who gets caught by it. haha.
 
Miss-Delectable said:
Anti-rape condom unveiled for World Cup

A South African doctor has developed a new anti-rape female condom that has been unveiled in time for the World Cup.
The Rape-aXe was invented by Dr Sonnet Ehlers, who plans to distribute 30,000 of the devices during the course of the World Cup, CNN reports.

The latex condom is inserted by the woman like a tampon, and features jagged rows of teeth-like hooks that latch onto an attacker's penis upon penetration.

Once attached, only a doctor can remove the Rape-aXe and Ehlers hopes authorities will be on the scene during any potential removals.

"It hurts, he cannot pee and walk when it's on," Dr Ehlers told CNN.

"If he tries to remove it, it will clasp tighter… however, it doesn't break the skin and there's no danger of fluid exposure."

Dr Ehlers said she consulted engineers, gynaecologists and psychologists during the device's development, and sold her house and car to help fund the project.

It is expected to retail for around $2.

She said she developed the condom after treating a rape patient four decades ago.

Critics have labelled it a "medieval device", something that Dr Ehlers agrees with.

"Yes my device is medieval, but it's for a medieval deed that has been around for decades," she told CNN.

"I believe something's got to be done, and this will make some men rethink before they assault a woman."
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Another useless, stupid invention. This woman doesn't care about you-shes just out to make a quick buck. The material these thing are made of could be toxic. The only thing that will stop rape is for women to be carefull and a full labotomy on would be rapeist.
 
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