How many times have you heard someone ask what a woman was wearing,

never

or why she was walking home at night instead of driving,

never

or why she was alone at a bar, or why she didn't fight back, or why she didn't report sexual violence as soon as it happened?

never, this is 2024 and all your points are from 1970...

Why does nearly every woman have at least one experience with sexual violence?

also not true

Why did we elect a guy who openly admitted to sexual assault as president?

most of us didn't elect him, most of the country was outraged by this, and although he has sexually assaulted women for real, the way he said it was framed as joking... and a lot of people accepted it as just a joke (it turned out he was actually bragging...)

It's almost like we have a culture around enabling and forgiving rape, in large part by rationalizing it as "not really" rape.

except it's not. And even if all your points weren't insane distortions, it's still not a culture around rape, it has been a terrible aspect of our culture in the past, but we've improved drastically, and continue to improve.

trying to say it's "rape culture" is intellectually lazy and actually destructive in that it hamstrings any attempt at reasonable discussion... so essentially, you're enabling rape by trying to make it about "all men" and redefining all culture as "rape culture"...