While I agree somewhat with the OPs comparisons and though I also agree that the crime just shouldn't happen which really is the core of the matter, there's a big difference between a woman putting on a mini skirt and leaving the front door of your house unlocked. While both **may** increase the risk of a crime, the average culture doesn't put any pressure on you to leave your door unlocked.
From what I gather, the "Slutwalks" are really to highlight the awkward position women are in. Yes, women have the "choice" to wear whatever they like but in reality, there's a lot of societal pressure to essentially find a partner. Unlike men who generally need to exhibit power or security to be seen as "desirable", women are, at the very root of society, still seen as desirable in direct relation to their sex appeal. So we, as a culture, pressure women to look as sexy as possible, thus it's only natural they would be upset when we then blame them when they're attacked.
Yes I know individual relationships may vary but the vast majority of relationships follow this pattern.
From what I gather, the "Slutwalks" are really to highlight the awkward position women are in. Yes, women have the "choice" to wear whatever they like but in reality, there's a lot of societal pressure to essentially find a partner. Unlike men who generally need to exhibit power or security to be seen as "desirable", women are, at the very root of society, still seen as desirable in direct relation to their sex appeal. So we, as a culture, pressure women to look as sexy as possible, thus it's only natural they would be upset when we then blame them when they're attacked.
Yes I know individual relationships may vary but the vast majority of relationships follow this pattern.