>Most agree that some people have a higher propensity for
>alcoholism, aggression, abuse etc tell me how you think rape
>differs?
>Lets say in a close group of guy friends who grew up together
>in similar environments there is one whose sexual aggression
>has always been questionable. The type to grab a girl's ass
>and laugh or strong arm a chick in the club. Everybody else
>has no problem walking the fine line except for him? Are you
>saying there is no chance his tendency is partially innate?

the same social repercussions as if he was violent in public? no. so then, society reinforces that that behaviour, while 'linestepping,' is not really harmful. and so he learns that it's ok to continue. shit, does it really need that much explaining?

even your example that some people are more prone to alcoholism or violence or aggression, is usually as result of exposure to a certain type of negative environment in which such behaviour is normalised. well, when it comes to sexually innappropriate behavior towards women, that negative environment is the whole of society.