The Justice Department annual crime survey (the Gold Standard for crime research in the U.S.) reported that there were around 180,000 rapes and sexual assaults in 2010. I trust the professional criminologists who went to college and have been doing this for decades more than I do from a poorly worded telephone survey with a low response rate and a non-representative sample of responders.

Instead of straight forward questions like "were you raped or sexually assaulted", the agency themselves took it upon themselves to interpret whether it happened or not. This is not some "small piece" of the survey, questions asked were "did someone ever convince you to have sex by telling you lies" and has anyone ever "made false promises about the future they knew were untrue" or "did someone every pressure you into having sex by showing you they were unhappy." Any positive answer to this counted as "sexual violence" which is fucking ridiculous and would make me and 50% of the guys I know in relationships also sexual assault victims.

62% of the women the CDC said were rape victims experienced what the CDC called "alcohol and drug facilitated penetration." This was NOT blackout drunk levels where the guys sticks it in while she's passed out, this literally means that "I had a few glasses of wine and had sex with my boyfriend last night" would equal sexual assault and it wouldn't matter if the guy was also drunk (because of course women are always victims).