TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
Complete non sequitur and straw man
No. Instead a perfectly reasonable extension of what you wrote.
If a woman in a miniskirt is "putting herself in harms way" of rapists...
Then a muslim man in traditional clothing and a long beard is "putting himself in harms way" of violent racists.
It's the exact same thing.
A criminal looks for a victim and sees a person with a bullseye on his head and you are saying that that potential victim is responsible for said bullseye.
If that isn't your point, then I have no clue what your point is.
Why else would you have mentioned it, if the clothes he / she wears is not relevant to the crime being committed?