Rape of teen and subsequent cover up

[Anonymous]

what does this situation have to do with pointing fingers at other countries? are you one of the posters from the "indian rape victim" thread who wants to keep comparing rape statistics from different countries in a bid to squash criticism of india? why do you insist on making these comparisons? it is ridiculous. this rape case is horrific and so is the indian one. what is your point?

[Anonymous]

Think the point is that we can't pretend horrific gang rapes don't happen here in the US. It's a problem everywhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Think the point is that we can't pretend horrific gang rapes don't happen here in the US. It's a problem everywhere.

Nobody pretends that, strawman.

[Anonymous]

All I know is, if anyone rapes my kid they will be in a world of pain for the rest of their fucking life. I don't care if I go to prison for it. Fucking animals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All I know is, if anyone rapes my kid they will be in a world of pain for the rest of their fucking life. I don't care if I go to prison for it. Fucking animals.

Ellie Nesler shot and killed her son's accused molester.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Think the point is that we can't pretend horrific gang rapes don't happen here in the US. It's a problem everywhere.

no one is pretending any such thing. again, please just stop. these comparisons are just insulting to the real issue at hand here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:what does this situation have to do with pointing fingers at other countries? are you one of the posters from the "indian rape victim" thread who wants to keep comparing rape statistics from different countries in a bid to squash criticism of india? why do you insist on making these comparisons? it is ridiculous. this rape case is horrific and so is the indian one. what is your point?

In the US one she lived. The Indian did not.

[Anonymous]

that story about that poor girl in steubenville makes me want to throw up...what is wrong with people???

[Anonymous]

Sounds like physical castration might be in order. The victim can do the honors and have it videotaped for the world to see.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://jezebel.com/5973165/anonymous-releases-more-intel-on-the-alleged-steubenville-rape-crew

IF this is true..... I don't think we can continue to point fingers at other countries for their rape laws, rapists or attitudes during and after the crime.

Except the Ohio police were alerted at first by social media. Without a victim at first and they started the investigation. In India police have encouraged women to marry their rapist. Our laws and process thank goodness are not the same. In fact law enforcement inaction is the exception and if it becomes systemic anywhere further law enforcement comes in and investigates and if need be the malfeasant is prosecuted

[Anonymous]

Does this make any women want to go crazy vigilante? I mean how terrible that this happens!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:http://jezebel.com/5973165/anonymous-releases-more-intel-on-the-alleged-steubenville-rape-crew

IF this is true..... I don't think we can continue to point fingers at other countries for their rape laws, rapists or attitudes during and after the crime.

Except the Ohio police were alerted at first by social media. Without a victim at first and they started the investigation. In India police have encouraged women to marry their rapist. Our laws and process thank goodness are not the same. In fact law enforcement inaction is the exception and if it becomes systemic anywhere further law enforcement comes in and investigates and if need be the malfeasant is prosecuted

Then you have dumb ass misogynist judges who try to whittle away the rights of victims. Like that judge who said a woman's body could prevent rape. Or the dumb ass judge who said a woman who had sex with a man who broke into her apartment, while she was drunk and it was dark so she thought was her BF wasn't raped because of an obscure 1800s law that said it only applied to married women. W.T.F.?

[Anonymous]

My theory: Probably because if a man has sex with a married woman, he is abusing the property of the man she is married to.

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/01/04/16347234-court-voids-rape-conviction-because-woman-not-married

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:http://jezebel.com/5973165/anonymous-releases-more-intel-on-the-alleged-steubenville-rape-crew

IF this is true..... I don't think we can continue to point fingers at other countries for their rape laws, rapists or attitudes during and after the crime.

Except the Ohio police were alerted at first by social media. Without a victim at first and they started the investigation. In India police have encouraged women to marry their rapist. Our laws and process thank goodness are not the same. In fact law enforcement inaction is the exception and if it becomes systemic anywhere further law enforcement comes in and investigates and if need be the malfeasant is prosecuted

Then you have dumb ass misogynist judges who try to whittle away the rights of victims. Like that judge who said a woman's body could prevent rape. Or the dumb ass judge who said a woman who had sex with a man who broke into her apartment, while she was drunk and it was dark so she thought was her BF wasn't raped because of an obscure 1800s law that said it only applied to married women. W.T.F.?

Still the exception. Even India president took a long time say anything in the face of significant outcry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does this make any women want to go crazy vigilante? I mean how terrible that this happens!

Yes let's round up all the men and burn them at the stake.