I was raised to treat women with respect, as ladies. They were not routinely degraded in language, in song, or in media or art depictions, though it was not a wholly un-sexualized environment. I could not imagine mounting an unconscious woman, an intoxicated to helplessness one (Not the facts of this case but common facts in this generation). I could not imagine date rape (not uncommon, I suppose, or not unheard of, certainly, in my generation). masturbating onto the back of a woman turned away, absent any sort of understanding, it would be inconceivable. Now in Brown's generation, with their language of "#####es" and "hos", with media and art depictions of them as only objects to serve a man's desires, of buddies supporting misogynistic behavior, could I see it. Still no, but I can see that an argument could be made against video games, current music, current culture, and current movies. I am surprised it has not yet been made when it is a common argument in gun threads. I believe the argument is that we are a uniquely sick society and that the sickness has symptoms which includes behavior like this. I never hear the argument made quite so succinctly, but I think that is it.