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Anonymous wrote:I’m pretty sure sodomy isn’t a crime in VA anymore. They’ll have to find something else to charge him with, because the LGBTQNB+ community got “sodomy” off the books years ago. It was used as a catch-all charge for tossing at people they didn’t like who were otherwise not doing anything wrong.

At last check, it was still on the books. After Lawrence v Texas, it couldn’t be prosecuted. It remained on the books, and was used in things like child custody cases to argue that the gay/lesbian parent was a criminal, and not fit for parenting.

DISGUSTING.

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Anonymous wrote:I mean the incidence of rape.

Teach your sons not to rape people.

Teach men that women are people.

Teach men that “manhood” is not conquest of women.

I'm guessing his childhood was full of traumas, abuse, and dysfunctional parents. Sad - not condoning him at all - but just saying you are naiive to think there was a role model (ha!) anywhere in his life, not to mention his formative years,, who would "teach" him your list you posted above.

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Anonymous wrote:I mean the incidence of rape.

Teach your sons not to rape people.

Teach men that women are people.

Teach men that “manhood” is not conquest of women.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought that the story was going to be about raping his patients. I am waiting for the other shoe to drop.

I suspect there are many other women out there - patients included.

Do you have personal knowledge? What is the source of your suspicion?

A man doesn’t rape three women in a 48 hour period out of the blue. He escalates over time.

Anonymous wrote:I mean the incidence of rape.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought that the story was going to be about raping his patients. I am waiting for the other shoe to drop.

I suspect there are many other women out there - patients included.

Do you have personal knowledge? What is the source of your suspicion?

A man doesn’t rape three women in a 48 hour period out of the blue. He escalates over time.

Anonymous wrote:This doctor, Dr. Drew Steiner, held a private family practice, lived in Springfield and worked at Fort Belvoir. He’s been arrested for raping two separate women and sodomizing his own wife after those charges.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought that the story was going to be about raping his patients. I am waiting for the other shoe to drop.

I suspect there are many other women out there - patients included.

Do you have personal knowledge? What is the source of your suspicion?

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Anonymous wrote:Apparently he graduated from Georgetown Medical School.

Nothing good comes out of Georgetown. Absolutely nothing. Only vileness.

Agree. It used to be one of the best. Now it’s a cesspool.

I’m a Georgetown Law grad who dedicated her entire fertile life to public service, putting among other criminals numerous child rapists in prison. I have two close female friends from law school who did the same, foregoing motherhood to make the world a better place for other people’s children. I know dozens of incredible public servants who are products of the Jesuit educational ethic at Georgetown and have made very significant contributions to the civil rights movement in this country over the course of their careers.

Paul Butler teaches at Georgetown Law, for Pete’s sake!

I have no doubt there are many quality people at the medical school and in the other areas of academic study at Georgetown, and many decent hardworking graduates too.


Your logic doesn’t even add up, given that you’re asserting it used to be good but now it’s a cesspool, yet it’s clear from the looks of this guy he graduated from Georgetown many years ago - when you claim it used to be good.

I think I smell the insecurity of somebodies who didn’t get accepted or whose children didn’t get accepted.

Can we pick your brain a little? How can rape crimes be reduced?

Anyone? ...if you have direct experience in this field.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought that the story was going to be about raping his patients. I am waiting for the other shoe to drop.

I suspect there are many other women out there - patients included.