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This is really sad....people need to be educated about these things. Horrible things like this go on in very place including America. :(
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(i.e would that mitigate it??) |
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-Rudey --It's scary. |
*slight hijack*
Rudey you said rape is not acceptable in the United States? Why then does a woman's sexual history come into play in a rape case in court? why is that relevant (IE: Kobe Bryant's accusar who they tried to discredit by saying she had sex 3 days before the attack :rolleyes: ) Half the rapes in this country go unreported |
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'Ha-ha'. That wasn't what I thought or implied.
I just wondered if she was wondering about the ratio of female to male (victim) versus male to male rapes, period; or pseudo-commenting that the figures didn't place as much blame on males as perhaps they should (or could)/suggesting one type of rape was 'less serious' than the next. |
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Also - it would be much more difficult for a woman to rape a man than for a man to rape a man.
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GP - obviously. I was simply querying what she meant by her original post which she kindly clarified.
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-Rudey --Innocent until proven guilty by the way since you keep bringing up Kobe. |
I have read this article before and I think it made me as mad the first time as it did the second.
Culture or no culture it is still wrong |
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OK Kobe was the only known case I could come up with at the last minute. It is a common practice though to bring a woman's sexual history into court for a rape case for the reasons you mentioned. All I was saying was that most rapes go unreported because women don't want to go through that embarressment. Just playing Devil's Advocate with the 'rapes not being accepted in the U.S." :p |
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