I remember this young Iraqi immigrant that came over after the 2003 US/UK invasion and lived with a family opposite where I was living at the time. He was a friendly chap, about 18 iirc. But I remember he got really outraged that their 17 yr old daughter was planning to go out one night wearing a skirt, like really angry. He was convinced she'd be raped and that it was shameful and disrespectful (to her family) for her to dress like that (FWIW she really wasn't showing much flesh, a pretty typical look for a Western woman on a night out, fairly conservative).
I remember talking to him about it, and I asked him why he thought she would be raped. And he said it's because it's natural for men to rape a woman if she exposes her flesh like that, that you can't trust men, that no woman should be out by herself without male escort/chaperone, and should definitely not wear clothes like that either way.
I said it's completely normal for women here in the West, that he must have noticed, and that they don't get raped just for choosing to dress a certain way. And that men have brains and thus the ability to take responsibility for their own actions and their sex drive. Then I asked him how he would behave around a woman dressed like her, and he said if she dressed like that, men are entitled to basically sexually assault her
To me, that entitled attitude seemed so completed fucked up. I just couldn't get over that difference, it really made me think some cultural traits become too deeply ingrained/inculcated for some to be able to adapt to 180 degree change. I don't know what happened with him, but I hope he managed to figure out how society here works in the end, and come to peace with it.