re: Norway- 1 in 5 women report being raped. Half of those, under 18.

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1 in 5 women report being raped. Half of those, under 18.

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So 20% of the men? Yeah I don't believe this.

This purposeful, designed defilement of Norway's women is beyond mind-boggling.

-- Who is responsible for LE standing down, allowing its own women in their own country -- female minors no less -- to be raped routinely?

-- WHO is responsible for flooding Norway, Sweden and all of Europe with third world Neanderthals?

The answer my friend is blowing in the wind. And conspicuously obvious.

WHO makes no bones about openly hating white, Western Christian Civilization? WHO has the power, political clout and money to facilitate the Kalergi Plan? WHO cannot be criticized BY LAW?

Common story of stray migrants stalking and luring 12 yr olds into an alley doesn't fit the 'maybe they were drunk' narrative, but it happens far too often.

Yup.

Andddd...that's what was inevitable once the "kindly humanists" of Scandinavian and EU goobermint totalitarians confiscated personal protection, aka GUNS.

This didn't just happen overnight. Norway's immigrant population is over 20%. Hmmm....I wonder why this is happening?

That’s a small price to pay for diversity.

They’ve been culturally enriched!

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Per Grok: False, or at least misleading and overstated in the way it’s often phrased on social media. The claim that “1 in 5 women in Norway are raped” (implying 20% experience rape) circulates in tweets and posts, but it’s not accurate in a simplistic sense. Reliable, recent data from Norway’s official research body, the Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies (NKVTS), shows higher figures in some surveys, but with important context. A major 2023 NKVTS national prevalence study on violence and sexual abuse found that approximately 20–23% of Norwegian women (and about 3–4% of men) report having experienced rape at least once in their lifetime. This includes: • Rape by force or coercion (~14% of women). • Incapacitated rape (e.g., while intoxicated or asleep) (~11% of women). • Combined or overlapping categories, leading to around 20% (or up to 23% in some breakdowns) for any form of rape. This is a lifetime prevalence (ever in their life), not an annual rate or something happening to 1 in 5 women currently. The study notes an increase from earlier surveys (e.g., forcible rape lifetime prevalence rose from ~9.4% in 2013 to ~14.4% in later data for women), possibly due to greater willingness to report, broader definitions, or actual changes—researchers say it’s unclear but concerning. Earlier studies (e.g., 2014 NKVTS) reported lower figures, around 9–10% lifetime rape for women, and some sources still cite those. Broader sexual violence (including non-penetrative acts) is even higher, with nearly 1 in 5 women experiencing other forms of sexual abuse besides rape. Key points: • These are self-reported survey results from population-based studies, not police reports (which are much lower, as most rapes go unreported—only about 1 in 5–10 cases reach police attention). • Rape definitions in these surveys align with legal standards but include incapacitated cases, which some debates consider broader. • No evidence suggests the claim is entirely fabricated; it’s rooted in real data from credible sources like NKVTS, though headlines sometimes round to “1 in 5” for impact. • Reported rape cases to police remain in the low thousands annually (e.g., ~2,400 in 2023), far below what surveys suggest due to underreporting. In short, surveys indicate roughly 1 in 5 Norwegian women experience rape over a lifetime (closer to 20–23% in the most recent data), but it’s not a universal “truth” without caveats—it’s a serious issue highlighted in official research, not something debunked as false. The tweets likely draw from these studies but may sensationalize or lack nuance.

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That’s a huge bowl full of word salad, even for Grok.

Reported rape is higher. I don't think anyone is pushing back on this claim.

Things get confusing after this questions because leftists have done 2 things:

1. Changed the definition of rape.
2. Imported foreigners who are more violent and prone to rape.

So it could be that the increased rape claims are due to the expanded definition, or the increase could be because there is an increase in the act of what was traditional defined rape, or both.

It's probably both, but leftism is the root cause either way.

Rape by FORCE or coercion.

Why did you leave that part out?