When I saw this headline the first thing that came to my mind is Orange Is The New Black. I did not think about rape. Because I don't associate rape with pizza. Your ending paragraph alone does so much conspiracy theory dot connecting it makes a survivalist seem like an every day Joe.
Every news outlet from Time to U.S. News And World Report to intellectual and iconic female feminists are debunking rape culture as being this pervasive thing in society. Even the department of justice has debunked statistics such as one in four women will be raped on college campuses as being a wildly inaccurate number, that came from a wildly inaccurate study that actually undermines the very real work we need to do to educate people about the issue.
To recap: Mainstream journalists, academic feminists, and the government has throwing "rape culture" out the door. And anyone with a clear head would reasonably assume brands are in the market of selling as many goods and services possible and not offending their clientele. But someone on Twitter used a hashtag and someone from an outrage clickbait magazine needs to sell some more ad space, so therefore it must be true.
Today's progressive feminists now think feminists like Camille Paglia, who literally paved the way for them, is as bad as old Clint Eastwood because she and her ilk aren't using outrage as a communication tool, and are telling people to calm down because this bullshit is undermining real women's rights issues. But peoples' ageism is only matched by their self-loathing and unwillingness to learn.
But whatever. The sides have already been chosen. The teams are already divvied up by virtue signalling, not facts. Lines have been drawn. And no one will listen to a dissenting opinion.
Now excuse me. I'm going to have some pizza. Fuck you if you're triggered by it.