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DesireeNevermi
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SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN...

and might as well throw in children and elderly for that matter. mad sad

With many highly publicized acts of rape and abduction coming to the forefront, think Phillipo Garrido and this most recent gang rape in Richmond I ask why have we not evolved past these barbaric acts? This is beyond a mere act of control IMO and obviously all incidents of rapes, beatings, molestations, objectifications and so on are not cookie cutter,however the end result is always the same, primal sexual self-gratification for the attacker who is often male. Even the case of the gym killing committed by George Sodini resulted in his twisted bitterness toward women and perceived rejection by them. In the Congo, depraved soldier are raping women (girls, grandmothers and pregnant women) and often mutilating their genitalia.

What the hell is wrong with men???
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Reply #1 posted 10/29/09 1:21pm

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Reply #2 posted 10/29/09 1:33pm

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Seems 2 me that because people are soft on these crimes they continue.
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Graycap23 said:

Seems 2 me that because people are soft on these crimes they continue.



Why is there no outrage? Outrage can affect change, it can inspire legislation, allow for stiffer penalties/punishments. I mean we have very vocal groups devoted to issues of drunk driving, the death penalty, abortoin etc. but where are the organizations that address this type violence against females? sad
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Reply #4 posted 10/29/09 1:39pm

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DesireeNevermind said:

Graycap23 said:

Seems 2 me that because people are soft on these crimes they continue.



Why is there no outrage? Outrage can affect change, it can inspire legislation, allow for stiffer penalties/punishments. I mean we have very vocal groups devoted to issues of drunk driving, the death penalty, abortoin etc. but where are the organizations that address this type violence against females? sad

Put me in charge 4 a year. This nonsense would stop COLD.
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Reply #5 posted 10/29/09 1:41pm

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Graycap23 said:

DesireeNevermind said:




Why is there no outrage? Outrage can affect change, it can inspire legislation, allow for stiffer penalties/punishments. I mean we have very vocal groups devoted to issues of drunk driving, the death penalty, abortoin etc. but where are the organizations that address this type violence against females? sad

Put me in charge 4 a year. This nonsense would stop COLD.



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Reply #6 posted 10/29/09 1:48pm

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Reminds me I heard this earlier... neutral

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...332029.stm
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Reply #7 posted 10/29/09 1:51pm

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nvm
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Reply #8 posted 10/29/09 1:56pm

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It is enraging isn't it.
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Reply #9 posted 10/29/09 1:59pm

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JaneyPoos said:

Reminds me I heard this earlier... neutral

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...332029.stm



this fool had a baby and he wants to assault a woman cuz she's not "interested". disbelief Something is wrong with these type brains.
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Reply #10 posted 10/29/09 2:15pm

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BRING BACK THE PILLORY!!



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Reply #11 posted 10/29/09 2:16pm

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DesireeNevermind said:

JaneyPoos said:

Reminds me I heard this earlier... neutral

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...332029.stm



this fool had a baby and he wants to assault a woman cuz she's not "interested". disbelief Something is wrong with these type brains.


I know what an arsehole... so many barbaric morons out there and the news is full of em...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...331284.stm
JaneyPoos used to be it... then they changed what it was. Now what I am isn't it and what is it is strange and frightening to me...


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Reply #12 posted 10/29/09 2:20pm

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JaneyPoos said:

DesireeNevermind said:




this fool had a baby and he wants to assault a woman cuz she's not "interested". disbelief Something is wrong with these type brains.


I know what an arsehole... so many barbaric morons out there and the news is full of em...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...331284.stm




I wonder if getting publicly disowned by one's family is in any way whatsover a deterent to committing a sex crime. I mean doesn't public humiliation work against men who seek out hookers?
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DesireeNevermind said:

JaneyPoos said:



I know what an arsehole... so many barbaric morons out there and the news is full of em...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...331284.stm




I wonder if getting publicly disowned by one's family is in any way whatsover a deterent to committing a sex crime. I mean doesn't public humiliation work against men who seek out hookers?


I think sadly some people just have those sort of brains sigh ...its absolutely disgusting though.

I think its generally preying on the vulnerable that are less likely to say something or react or indeed hurt them, some men obviously but primarily women, children and elderly or so is publicised. Easy targets and a lesser chance of being found out... despicable. I think if they can be that depraved to begin with then they clearly aren't bothered what people think.
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Reply #14 posted 10/29/09 2:46pm

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The number one thing I hate is Rapists.
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Reply #15 posted 10/29/09 2:49pm

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peacenlovealways said:

The number one thing I hate is Rapists.



Lowest forms of life. I find them to be worse than murderers because at least with murder there is an end to the suffering. Rapists have every intention of destroying one's soul/will to live/identity/sense of self-worth and they do it knowing that society will not fully punish them for the crime. They have figured out a way to blame the victim. We ask, "why did she wear that" or "why was she walking alone" but we never ask this of persons who are murdered or robbed. Rapists do so both physically and mentally. They are a cancer on humanity.
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DesireeNevermind said:

peacenlovealways said:

The number one thing I hate is Rapists.



Lowest forms of life. I find them to be worse than murderers because at least with murder there is an end to the suffering. Rapists have every intention of destroying one's soul/will to live/identity/sense of self-worth and they do it knowing that society will not fully punish them for the crime. They have figured out a way to blame the victim. We ask, "why did she wear that" or "why was she walking alone" but we never ask this of persons who are murdered or robbed. Rapists do so both physically and mentally. They are a cancer on humanity.

lol Same here...I find them worse than murderers. I rather be murdered than raped...I would want a quick death though. The sad thing is this planet is full of them. (rapists)
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DesireeNevermind said:

JaneyPoos said:



I know what an arsehole... so many barbaric morons out there and the news is full of em...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...331284.stm




I wonder if getting publicly disowned by one's family is in any way whatsover a deterent to committing a sex crime. I mean doesn't public humiliation work against men who seek out hookers?


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Reply #18 posted 10/29/09 3:19pm

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It's so awful what women have to endure, all over the world. And the people who prey on kids disbelief
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Reply #19 posted 10/29/09 3:28pm

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

It's so awful what women have to endure, all over the world. And the people who prey on kids disbelief



All over the world is correct. There is no safe haven it seems.
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Reply #20 posted 10/29/09 3:46pm

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DesireeNevermind said:

Graycap23 said:

Seems 2 me that because people are soft on these crimes they continue.



Why is there no outrage? Outrage can affect change, it can inspire legislation, allow for stiffer penalties/punishments. I mean we have very vocal groups devoted to issues of drunk driving, the death penalty, abortoin etc. but where are the organizations that address this type violence against females? sad

People are complacent because it happens so often. They get tired of hearing about it so often and so just tune it out after a while. It sounds horrible to ignore these things, but can you imagine how emotionally drained you'd be if you got outraged over every case you hear?

But I agree that we are, as a society, too soft on crimes like these. But the real problem IMO isn't so much how rapists are handled after the crime is committed, but with the fact that we live in a culture that creates conditions where boys grow up learning it's acceptable to treat women (and sometimes other men) that way.

Recently I saw a public safety notice about rape that I thought was extremely well done. It was a list of ways to prevent rape. The first tip? "Don't be a rapist." We need to shift the public mentality away from thinking of rape as a "women's issue" and only focusing on teaching women how to defend themselves, and into a mindset that teaches women AND men that sexual assault is truly reprehensible and unacceptable.
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Reply #21 posted 10/29/09 5:18pm

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if it weren't for the lord on my side.....where would i be??? ...seriously.
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Reply #22 posted 10/29/09 6:50pm

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myfavorite said:

if it weren't for the lord on my side.....where would i be??? ...seriously.


i totally agree with you i think the united states has gotten a little too liberal when it comes to punishing criminals sex offenders are a huge threat to our society ESP on children has any one ever heard of nambla? tell me why are organizations like this allowed to exsit in this country? you got some werid sick people out there its a Sign of The Times confused disbelief

and with the way things are going now we need God more than ever neutral
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i know this is gonna sound blasphemous...but how come that muthafukka aint never around???
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Reply #24 posted 10/29/09 8:45pm

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meow85 said:

DesireeNevermind said:




Why is there no outrage? Outrage can affect change, it can inspire legislation, allow for stiffer penalties/punishments. I mean we have very vocal groups devoted to issues of drunk driving, the death penalty, abortoin etc. but where are the organizations that address this type violence against females? sad

People are complacent because it happens so often. They get tired of hearing about it so often and so just tune it out after a while. It sounds horrible to ignore these things, but can you imagine how emotionally drained you'd be if you got outraged over every case you hear?

But I agree that we are, as a society, too soft on crimes like these. But the real problem IMO isn't so much how rapists are handled after the crime is committed, but with the fact that we live in a culture that creates conditions where boys grow up learning it's acceptable to treat women (and sometimes other men) that way.

Recently I saw a public safety notice about rape that I thought was extremely well done. It was a list of ways to prevent rape. The first tip? "Don't be a rapist." We need to shift the public mentality away from thinking of rape as a "women's issue" and only focusing on teaching women how to defend themselves, and into a mindset that teaches women AND men that sexual assault is truly reprehensible and unacceptable.
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But stealing and murder happens even more often yet we don't tolerate it at all. Madoff got life in prison for stealing paper. Rapper C-Murder got life in prison for killing some other low life thug like himself (as if we will miss either of them). You can get life in prison for selling so called secrets to a so called enemy country. However, you can rape, beat, violate and mutilate women and children every day in this country leaving them traumatized and damaged and these bastard morlocks just get sent to jail for a few years and sometimes a few months if at all.

The justice system (which is overwhelmingly run by men) does not adequately punish the motherfuckers. I think it is sexist. I think this whole issue is about sex and women being viewed as inferior and somehow having to just "take it". Like women in muslim run countries not even having freedom over their own bodies or being able to get an education or those mormon women having to marry and birth babies for old ass dudes who brainwash them into thinking it's okay for a man to have several wives but not a woman to have several husbands. It's all just sick. sick ass male dominated world!! I pray for an uprising. pray
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myfavorite said:

i know this is gonna sound blasphemous...but how come that muthafukka aint never around???



Cuz we lock him out of our minds and hearts and think we can do better without him. The state of the world proves otherwise.

I think women are more Godly than men. I guess that's why we suffer more. confused
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DesireeNevermind said:

meow85 said:


People are complacent because it happens so often. They get tired of hearing about it so often and so just tune it out after a while. It sounds horrible to ignore these things, but can you imagine how emotionally drained you'd be if you got outraged over every case you hear?

But I agree that we are, as a society, too soft on crimes like these. But the real problem IMO isn't so much how rapists are handled after the crime is committed, but with the fact that we live in a culture that creates conditions where boys grow up learning it's acceptable to treat women (and sometimes other men) that way.

Recently I saw a public safety notice about rape that I thought was extremely well done. It was a list of ways to prevent rape. The first tip? "Don't be a rapist." We need to shift the public mentality away from thinking of rape as a "women's issue" and only focusing on teaching women how to defend themselves, and into a mindset that teaches women AND men that sexual assault is truly reprehensible and unacceptable.
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But stealing and murder happens even more often yet we don't tolerate it at all. Madoff got life in prison for stealing paper. Rapper C-Murder got life in prison for killing some other low life thug like himself (as if we will miss either of them). You can get life in prison for selling so called secrets to a so called enemy country. However, you can rape, beat, violate and mutilate women and children every day in this country leaving them traumatized and damaged and these bastard morlocks just get sent to jail for a few years and sometimes a few months if at all.

The justice system (which is overwhelmingly run by men) does not adequately punish the motherfuckers. I think it is sexist. I think this whole issue is about sex and women being viewed as inferior and somehow having to just "take it". Like women in muslim run countries not even having freedom over their own bodies or being able to get an education or those mormon women having to marry and birth babies for old ass dudes who brainwash them into thinking it's okay for a man to have several wives but not a woman to have several husbands. It's all just sick. sick ass male dominated world!! I pray for an uprising. pray

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Reply #27 posted 10/30/09 5:32am

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I learned a long time ago that this life is the Hell religious people talk about. When you hear or see the types of things that go on every single damn second in this world I dont get how anyone could be religious, or say 'everything happens for a reason', those people have not actually seen with their own eyes the types of horrific crimes that are comitted. Nothing will erase sexual violence against women, or any other nightmare situation that goes on in this world. Everyone could get outraged, or even do little things to help, but thats not going to stop the rapists/horrible people commiting the crimes. Only death could stop these people but even then you would have people against that idea, which is also understandable. No one can control anyone.
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www.feministing.com

You might like this website, I always enjoy it.
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purplesweat said:

www.feministing.com

You might like this website, I always enjoy it.

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I am such a fan of that site.
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