How long are typical classes in Australian universities?

Due to the widespread problems of rape on colleges and universities, should there be mandatory anti-rape classes

• Due to the widespread problem of rape and sexual assault on university campuses, I almost feel that universities should have mandatory anti-rape classes and should expel those who fail. Or better, application should gauge applicants' views on rape to reject them if their views on wrong. If that's too extreme, some colleges like Chicago State University send accepted students paperwork on rape and sexual assault awareness; students who don't complete and turn in such paperwork are not allowed to register for classes.

• Answer:

  No. Because as a society we feel that any mention of a woman preventing her own rape is equal to blaming her for the rape, the classes will merely be a "blame evil men" session that will boil down to feminists saying women can do no wrong and all straight men are fundamentally bad people who will knowingly and consciously rape a woman because they haven't been trained not to. Rapes won't be reduced but money will be wasted. Ineffective plans that waste money should remain under the domain of politicians only.