Dennis Prager, as far as anyone knows, has not assaulted anyone, but he spends a lot of time making sexual assault possible and probable. He rushed to the defense of Brett Kavanaugh citing examples of his mother and wife being sexually assaulted and not raising a public stink about it. He seems to think it laudable that two men were allowed to continue sexually assaulting women since the women he cared about stopped the assault. To Prager, holding men accountable for sexual assault “undermines foundational moral principles of any decent society.” Sexual assault doesn’t seem to threaten anything, but accountability threatens society itself.
In 2008, he spent two entire columns advising women to have sex with their husbands whether they want to or not. And definitely whether or not they are in the mood.
He seems to think men just can’t help themselves and women must tolerate it.