There's also something that bothers me about the comments that she can do anything naked she wants in front of these guys, but if she doesn't want to be touched, then she shouldn't have one little fingerprint on her....that it would be assault or rape.
Sorry, but there's a huge difference between the "I was dancing naked in front of a stag party" rape and the type where someone is overpowered by in a brutal assault.
It's like selling "I hate Mohammed" lapel pins in downtown Baghdad and complaining that someone tried to kill you. Sure they did, but you weren't being the brightest crayon in the box, either.
You're usually a reasonable person. I never expected to see the "she deserved it because she was wearing provocative clothing" argument from you.
Shame on you.
What a woman wears or doesn't wear does not entitle men to rape her. No means no. Naked or provocative doesn't mean yes. Teasing has been around forever, and men promote it. Teasing is one thing, rape is entirely different.
If someone wants sex, they should hire hookers, not strippers. And if a man can't control his penis in front of a naked woman, he's not much of a man.