Why did the rãp.ists get favorable coverage of in the Steubenville r.a.p.ê case? What does that say about our culture?
9 Answers to "Why did the rãp.ists get favorable coverage of in the Steubenville r.a.p.ê case? What does that say about our culture?"
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When my children were in school one year the school tax levee failed and the school was faced of making cuts in their programs, they cut the school buses, even though they could have save as much or more by cutting football. They didn't care if the kids could get to school but once they got there it was vital they play football.
That is the attitude of the bozos that run the public schools, they make heroes of a kid that can play ball while making things more difficult for the other 99.99% of the kids.Like (2)
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Have you seen the new ad on here? "Model quality Thai girls"? With a photo of a young girl who looks like she's 12.
What it all says is that women and young girls are still marketable as sex objects, and that it's still OK to ob jectify or use us that way.
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We live in a world where we are distrustful of victims.
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Why are all you feminists spewing your rape-hate all over the Internet?
Sure, "rape" is the primier feminist hate campaign, but the original case had no actual harm alleged and the alleged "victim" didn't even know she was "a victim" till the next day when she read some tweets about how disgustingly drunk she had ILLEGALLY gotten. The young men were drunk too.
Shame on your HATE post. And shame on all the haters who posted hate answers.Like (1)
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Everytime someone says that there's no need for feminism anymore I fish up one of your old, women hating posts to serve as an example of the depraved depths chavanism can reach, and illustrate why concrete legal protection is necessary. But even for you this is great. Run a non-consensual train of a girl whose catatonic and drunk? Only if she's a minor! Then the fact that she too violated the law will be used to justify your actions. Also, point of order, the word 'alleged' is used for people who are not convicted in a court of law. Which these to scum bags were.
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Yes, tjschira, feminist hate and advocacy of extreme violence against men is demonstrated well by this question and the numerous very misandrist replies. Feminist hate is not needed, and has never been needed. Feminist hate is destructive and hurtful to men, women, and uncounted millions of children.
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Because they were men who played a sport and because the girl wasn't without blame.It's amazing that any of them are even serving a small penalty.That stuff has gone on forever and will go on again.
We also live in a world in which anyone,no matter how vile,has defenders.
There were plenty of people supporting that LA cop who went crazy and killed others.
Nobody's focusing on the poor parenting here across the board.Throw the parents in jail too and see how fast things change.My parents were married 43 years,raised 7 good kids and my father NEVER disrespected my mother or any woman.Like (1)
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We hate women, then again that's nothing new. We hate women and we don't hide it anymore?
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It was strange watching the coverage on CNN. Teenagers rape a girl in public. How much more guilty of rape could they be? Two years for rape? That's crazy.
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You nailed it, it is our culture and scary thought when you add in the new flash mobs.
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Posted by SilenceEvermore 1 Mar 19th, 2013 at 7:27AM
It says that vigilante justice is needed.
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