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Greta75 -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:17:40 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul
You are contradicting yourself here Greta. In your first post you said to let others (not the law) punish them further. Here you say the law should make the harsher punishment. Which is it? Because the issue is about whether or not to let people take the law into their own hands.

Please quote where I stated let others?
I simply said a man who raped a 3 yr old should be punished by being anally raped. And then I mentioned since murdering is punished by death penalty. By comparing it to death penalty which is a LEGAL punishment is clearly signifying that I want it to be THE LAW.
I never said anything about allowing people to take the law into their own hands.

I said that I support men getting anally raped as a punishment for raping a 3 yr old.




Wayward5oul -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:21:10 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75

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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul
You are contradicting yourself here Greta. In your first post you said to let others (not the law) punish them further. Here you say the law should make the harsher punishment. Which is it? Because the issue is about whether or not to let people take the law into their own hands.

Please quote where I stated let others?
I simply said a man who raped a 3 yr old should be punished by being anally raped. And then I mentioned since murdering is punished by death penalty. By comparing it to death penalty which is a LEGAL punishment is clearly signifying that I want it to be THE LAW.
I never said anything about allowing people to take the law into their own hands.

I said that I support men getting anally raped as a punishment for raping a 3 yr old.

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tamaka -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:22:26 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75

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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul
You are contradicting yourself here Greta. In your first post you said to let others (not the law) punish them further. Here you say the law should make the harsher punishment. Which is it? Because the issue is about whether or not to let people take the law into their own hands.

Please quote where I stated let others?
I simply said a man who raped a 3 yr old should be punished by being anally raped. And then I mentioned since murdering is punished by death penalty. By comparing it to death penalty which is a LEGAL punishment is clearly signifying that I want it to be THE LAW.
I never said anything about allowing people to take the law into their own hands.

I said that I support men getting anally raped as a punishment for raping a 3 yr old.


You are starting to sound like Sharia law there.




Termyn8or -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:23:48 PM)

All I know is that confirming a victim mentality is a bad thing. I got shot in the face, they did not invade one of my holes, they made their own. Now compare rape to that.

People make it out to be a lifelong sentence or some shit and it is not true for Women and it is not true for Men. Scarred for life my ass, Scarred for life is when you got an arm blown off or some shit. the kid showed me a picture he got off Facebook of the soldiers who won Iwogima that said courage and then had the Gay flag and it said real courage. Gays are a protected species in most countries meantime these soldier had people shooting at them and you got the fucking gall to say some shit like that ? That instead of being a soldier and risking your life is brave, fucking other guys in a country that has laws against you being discriminated against is more brave ? You are not looking for equal rights, you are looking for special rights. the kid's response got him banned for a week. I say just leave that cesspool if they think that shit. But I guess he gets bored.

I am sure rape hurts both physically and mentally, but there are worse things in life. Want your kneecap shot off ? How about an arm cut off ? How about being blinded so you cannot be a witness to something you saw ? How about having your face burned off ?

Rape is a very nasty thing perpetrated by animals (which the government wants to import) and should not be dismissed. It is not like having your purse or wallet stolen, it is alot more than that. But it still has to be put in perspective. there are alot worse things in the world that can happen to you and if you don't see that I hope you live in a very rich neighborhood. If I gave you a choice between my dick and a blowtorch and pair of pliers what would you take ?

T^T




Greta75 -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:29:17 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul

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Yup, I never said "let others".

I said I would like males to be raped in prison for raping a 3 yr old.

That's precisely what I said.

Where do you think caning and death penalty occurs? In prison! Those are legal punishments in my country.

It was accurate.




Wayward5oul -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:30:43 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75


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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul

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Yup, I never said "let others".

I said I would like males to be raped in prison for raping a 3 yr old.

That's precisely what I said.

Where do you think caning and death penalty occurs? In prison! Those are legal punishments in my country.

It was accurate.

Oh FFS Greta...




Greta75 -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:31:33 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
People make it out to be a lifelong sentence or some shit and it is not true for Women and it is not true for Men.

You are comparing physical scars to emotional scars. It's often emotional scars that cause people to end their own life. Despite having everything physical functioning.
Rape and a pair of pliers may not be so straight forward choice too. Some men might choose pliers. Especially if it's a super straight man and it involves anal rape.





Aylee -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:33:15 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul


While I agree with you on this one Aylee, I have to admit that there is a part deep inside of me that can't help but say 'hell yeah' to this attitude. I would hope that if I were ever faced with the situation that I had to decide one way or the other, I would chooser the higher ground, but I can't honestly say that I don't understand the point of view.

Unfortunately, it is also the point of view that a lot of violent prisoners hold as well, supposedly. I haven't factchecked it for the stats, but the stereotype out there is that when those who offend against children, especially sexually offend against children, go to prison they are targeted by other prisoners.


My understanding is that they are targeted not just for sexual assault but for death and beatings and such. General population is not a happy place for them.

And I totally get the, "You deserve it and more," feelings.




Greta75 -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:34:26 PM)

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ORIGINAL: tamaka
You are starting to sound like Sharia law there.

I was never against harsh punishments.
I am against UNFAIR punishments. Like stoning a woman to death for getting herself raped.

Now that is unfair.

If they stone the rapist to death, i couldn't care less.

The punishment has to fit the crime.

To me, brutalising a 3 yr old until 13 yr old deserves being daily anally raped everyday he is in prison because he freaking raped this woman for 10 years continuously, and she has to live in fear of him every single day, So he should spend the next ten years getting anally raped everyday! As his official punishment. I am 100% sure he will be cured of his pedophilia after that! And would never rape another 3 yr old again.

Super confident! I'm all about fair and effective solutions.

Too many reoccurring rape offenders and pedophilia offenders because the punishment is soooo light! And US prisons are alot more cushy than our prisons too! It could be like living in a crappy hostel.




Aylee -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:50:20 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75


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ORIGINAL: Aylee
To both of you.

I believe in the rule of law. I disagree with extra-judicial punishment. It is also unethical to take away a person's right to defend themselves and then not protect them. While some one is in prison/jail, no matter WHAT THE CHARGES, they are protected by the state. That protection includes protection from other prisoners.

That does not even begin to discuss what it does to those becoming the form of punishment.

It is distasteful and disgusting.

Yea, protect the attacker of a 3 yr old, rather than make the punishment so HARSH that would prevent assholes like this dude from ever assaulting another 3 yr old again! Taste of his own medicine! Should cure him of his sickness!
THE LAW should make it an official punishment like death Penalty is an official punishment!




Since English is not your first language, I will re-iterate that my issue is with extra-judicial punishment.

Sentence the guy to crucifixion. I am fine with that.

I am fine if you sentence him to be raped by 50 people every day.

I am NOT fine with sentencing him to confinement and allowing others to assault him.

Prison rape should be considered a bug, not a feature.




Lucylastic -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 7:54:21 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

All I know is that confirming a victim mentality is a bad thing. I got shot in the face, they did not invade one of my holes, they made their own. Now compare rape to that.

People make it out to be a lifelong sentence or some shit and it is not true for Women and it is not true for Men. Scarred for life my ass, Scarred for life is when you got an arm blown off or some shit. the kid showed me a picture he got off Facebook of the soldiers who won Iwogima that said courage and then had the Gay flag and it said real courage. Gays are a protected species in most countries meantime these soldier had people shooting at them and you got the fucking gall to say some shit like that ? That instead of being a soldier and risking your life is brave, fucking other guys in a country that has laws against you being discriminated against is more brave ? You are not looking for equal rights, you are looking for special rights. the kid's response got him banned for a week. I say just leave that cesspool if they think that shit. But I guess he gets bored.

I am sure rape hurts both physically and mentally, but there are worse things in life. Want your kneecap shot off ? How about an arm cut off ? How about being blinded so you cannot be a witness to something you saw ? How about having your face burned off ?

Rape is a very nasty thing perpetrated by animals (which the government wants to import) and should not be dismissed. It is not like having your purse or wallet stolen, it is alot more than that. But it still has to be put in perspective. there are alot worse things in the world that can happen to you and if you don't see that I hope you live in a very rich neighborhood. If I gave you a choice between my dick and a blowtorch and pair of pliers what would you take ?

T^T



I know of many many many cases where rape does physically injure for life in way too many cases.
One case Bloke gets so angry because shes screaming, he takes a broken bottle to her, she ends up having to bag her pee, and her poop, and has scars from the top of her anus to the top of her mound, her boyfriend found out who did it and cut his fingers off with a machete....he got six years for GBH.
The rapist, who nearly killed her, got less than a third of that, because he was on painkillers and alcohol. That happened, over 30 years ago. Ive known hundreds of others over the years in DV shelters, on the streets, and crisis prevention.
I could go on, and on, and on....
Mine happened 35 years ago, I still have the scars....physical ones.

You can attempt to desensitize it for your own gratification, it doesnt make it true.




Lucylastic -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 8:07:55 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Aylee


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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul


While I agree with you on this one Aylee, I have to admit that there is a part deep inside of me that can't help but say 'hell yeah' to this attitude. I would hope that if I were ever faced with the situation that I had to decide one way or the other, I would chooser the higher ground, but I can't honestly say that I don't understand the point of view.

Unfortunately, it is also the point of view that a lot of violent prisoners hold as well, supposedly. I haven't factchecked it for the stats, but the stereotype out there is that when those who offend against children, especially sexually offend against children, go to prison they are targeted by other prisoners.


My understanding is that they are targeted not just for sexual assault but for death and beatings and such. General population is not a happy place for them.

And I totally get the, "You deserve it and more," feelings.



In the UK they used to call it "Rule 43". I dont know if thats changed.
serial rapists,killers( peter sutcliffe(the yorkshire ripper) was in it because he was threatened, but he was in a Rule 43 wing when he got attacked. Parkhurst Prison used to be the top security prison, but back in the early 80s. The Rule 43 wing of the prison had orderlies from the regular prison population. Some were quite happy to pour boiling tea over a lap, or spunk in his food, and that was polite behaviour.





Aylee -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 8:17:43 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

All I know is that confirming a victim mentality is a bad thing. I got shot in the face, they did not invade one of my holes, they made their own. Now compare rape to that.

People make it out to be a lifelong sentence or some shit and it is not true for Women and it is not true for Men. Scarred for life my ass, Scarred for life is when you got an arm blown off or some shit. the kid showed me a picture he got off Facebook of the soldiers who won Iwogima that said courage and then had the Gay flag and it said real courage. Gays are a protected species in most countries meantime these soldier had people shooting at them and you got the fucking gall to say some shit like that ? That instead of being a soldier and risking your life is brave, fucking other guys in a country that has laws against you being discriminated against is more brave ? You are not looking for equal rights, you are looking for special rights. the kid's response got him banned for a week. I say just leave that cesspool if they think that shit. But I guess he gets bored.

I am sure rape hurts both physically and mentally, but there are worse things in life. Want your kneecap shot off ? How about an arm cut off ? How about being blinded so you cannot be a witness to something you saw ? How about having your face burned off ?

Rape is a very nasty thing perpetrated by animals (which the government wants to import) and should not be dismissed. It is not like having your purse or wallet stolen, it is alot more than that. But it still has to be put in perspective. there are alot worse things in the world that can happen to you and if you don't see that I hope you live in a very rich neighborhood. If I gave you a choice between my dick and a blowtorch and pair of pliers what would you take ?

T^T




I know of many many many cases where rape does physically injure for life in way too many cases.
One case Bloke gets so angry because shes screaming, he takes a broken bottle to her, she ends up having to bag her pee, and her poop, and has scars from the top of her anus to the top of her mound, her boyfriend found out who did it and cut his fingers off with a machete....he got six years for GBH.
The rapist, who nearly killed her, got less than a third of that, because he was on painkillers and alcohol. That happened, over 30 years ago. Ive known hundreds of others over the years in DV shelters, on the streets, and crisis prevention.
I could go on, and on, and on....
Mine happened 35 years ago, I still have the scars....physical ones.

You can attempt to desensitize it for your own gratification, it doesnt make it true.



Not to derail my own thread Lucy, but we have a terminology problem. (Actually I think RM already derailed it.)

You and Termy have different views on rape because you do not have the same definition of rape.

What is rape?

Is it the bloody gory thing we see on crime shows where the victim is strangled with her pantyhose?

Is it someone slipping sleeping pills into a drink because they spent 100 dollars on dinner?

Is it Han Solo kissing Leia without her consent?

Priests and alter boys?

The Ancient Greek system?

Guards using prisoners and giving the prisoners extra whatevers?

Quid pro quo?

Blah blah blah, you get the idea.

Rape is such an encompassing "thing" that people all have their idea of what rape is, when they use the term.

In fact, part of the point of this article is that for so long it has not been deemed rape with men and boys, it has just been deemed assault. So we are in a transition period when more "things" are being brought in to are encompassing rape "thing."

So, yes Termy is right in describing rape. And you are right in describing rape. But until you both decide on what this "thing" called rape is and are both seeing the same thing, you won't be able to talk to each other about rape the "thing."


And now back to our "let's blame someone fest."




Aylee -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 8:19:41 PM)


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ORIGINAL: respectmen

So tell me, Dizzy, what is your solution to the problem? Does anyone on planet earth have a solution? If they did, wouldn't it be fixed by now in 2016?

Tell me how blaming patriarchy is going to fix this problem, dizzy.


Did you read the article?

Because there is a list of stuff at the end to work towards a solution.




Lucylastic -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 8:24:22 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Aylee


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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

All I know is that confirming a victim mentality is a bad thing. I got shot in the face, they did not invade one of my holes, they made their own. Now compare rape to that.

People make it out to be a lifelong sentence or some shit and it is not true for Women and it is not true for Men. Scarred for life my ass, Scarred for life is when you got an arm blown off or some shit. the kid showed me a picture he got off Facebook of the soldiers who won Iwogima that said courage and then had the Gay flag and it said real courage. Gays are a protected species in most countries meantime these soldier had people shooting at them and you got the fucking gall to say some shit like that ? That instead of being a soldier and risking your life is brave, fucking other guys in a country that has laws against you being discriminated against is more brave ? You are not looking for equal rights, you are looking for special rights. the kid's response got him banned for a week. I say just leave that cesspool if they think that shit. But I guess he gets bored.

I am sure rape hurts both physically and mentally, but there are worse things in life. Want your kneecap shot off ? How about an arm cut off ? How about being blinded so you cannot be a witness to something you saw ? How about having your face burned off ?

Rape is a very nasty thing perpetrated by animals (which the government wants to import) and should not be dismissed. It is not like having your purse or wallet stolen, it is alot more than that. But it still has to be put in perspective. there are alot worse things in the world that can happen to you and if you don't see that I hope you live in a very rich neighborhood. If I gave you a choice between my dick and a blowtorch and pair of pliers what would you take ?

T^T




I know of many many many cases where rape does physically injure for life in way too many cases.
One case Bloke gets so angry because shes screaming, he takes a broken bottle to her, she ends up having to bag her pee, and her poop, and has scars from the top of her anus to the top of her mound, her boyfriend found out who did it and cut his fingers off with a machete....he got six years for GBH.
The rapist, who nearly killed her, got less than a third of that, because he was on painkillers and alcohol. That happened, over 30 years ago. Ive known hundreds of others over the years in DV shelters, on the streets, and crisis prevention.
I could go on, and on, and on....
Mine happened 35 years ago, I still have the scars....physical ones.

You can attempt to desensitize it for your own gratification, it doesnt make it true.



Not to derail my own thread Lucy, but we have a terminology problem. (Actually I think RM already derailed it.)

You and Termy have different views on rape because you do not have the same definition of rape.

What is rape?

Is it the bloody gory thing we see on crime shows where the victim is strangled with her pantyhose?

Is it someone slipping sleeping pills into a drink because they spent 100 dollars on dinner?

Is it Han Solo kissing Leia without her consent?

Priests and alter boys?

The Ancient Greek system?

Guards using prisoners and giving the prisoners extra whatevers?

Quid pro quo?

Blah blah blah, you get the idea.

Rape is such an encompassing "thing" that people all have their idea of what rape is, when they use the term.

In fact, part of the point of this article is that for so long it has not been deemed rape with men and boys, it has just been deemed assault. So we are in a transition period when more "things" are being brought in to are encompassing rape "thing."

So, yes Termy is right in describing rape. And you are right in describing rape. But until you both decide on what this "thing" called rape is and are both seeing the same thing, you won't be able to talk to each other about rape the "thing."


And now back to our "let's blame someone fest."


I have OFTEN advocated against male rape, personally, professionally and on here...not just "female rape"





Termyn8or -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 9:04:53 PM)

If it is real rape, execute the animal. Humans do not rape.

T^T




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 10:28:59 PM)

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the social stigmas can pretty much stem from men stronger, women weaker.

BINGO!! And what is that? That is a patriarchal gender assumption.

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From there on, we have seen a lot of messed up judgements between men and women based on that simple fact

CORRECT!, And guess what? Those messed up judgments are patriarchal gender assumptions.

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If you want to blame patriarchy, you need to prove if this certain opinion would be any different if women happened to run governments in society.

No. Patriarchy in a social context has nothing to do with who runs the government. it is rather a set of assumptions and expectations that underlay our society's choices.

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So blaming people in powerful positions in society based on their gender (patriarchy) for social opinions in society is a very simplistic standpoint.

Ah no my dear, see blaming patriarchy is NOT blaming people due to their gender. See patriarchy is not gender specific, it is a social system that is based on certain gender based assumptions and expectations which affect the way we all, men and women, think. So blaming patriarchy is not blaming men, it is rather blaming society for the way it teaches both men and women what is expected of them because of their gender.




DaddySatyr -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/8/2016 10:33:33 PM)


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ORIGINAL: respectmen

DS

Try to kick my arse all you want, I will headbutt you and knock you out, buddy

Anyway, I'm not blaming feminism for why men get raped. I'm placing a part of the blame on feminism in today's society for the social stigma against male rape victims. Only a moron wouldn't be able to comprehend the difference. I explained this above.

As to your theory on blaming patriarchy, I already refuted the whole patriarchy blame game above.



I'm left to wonder how you haven't died of Hypoxia due to cranial-rectal inversion.

It doesn't matter. You go on the pile.



Michael




DaddySatyr -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/9/2016 12:40:57 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Aylee

Since English is not your first language, I will re-iterate that my issue is with extra-judicial punishment.

Sentence the guy to crucifixion. I am fine with that.

I am fine if you sentence him to be raped by 50 people every day.

I am NOT fine with sentencing him to confinement and allowing others to assault him.

Prison rape should be considered a bug, not a feature.



Now that you've fleshed it out, some, I can get on board with you ... partially.

Now, I understand your stance is one of extra-judiciality. I get that and the law-abiding, constitution-loving, American agrees.

For many years now, I have been a "let-the-punishment-fit-the-crime" type. I believe that the criminal justice system is too soft, in general, but way too soft, when it comes to certain crimes. So, we agree there also (I believe?).

Here's my issue: murderers/manslaughterers understand that rape is an extreme; something to which our justice system seems to turn a blind eye. Until our justice system understands the gravity of the crime and the worthlessness of the perpetrators, I am okay with the appropriate punishment being meted out in any way it occurs.

Yeah, I know it seems like an extreme position and it probably is, but right is right and rapists deserve anything ANYONE does to them.



Michael




Greta75 -> RE: When no one calls it rape (12/9/2016 1:57:00 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Aylee
I am fine if you sentence him to be raped by 50 people every day.

I am NOT fine with sentencing him to confinement and allowing others to assault him.

Prison rape should be considered a bug, not a feature.

Personally, there are alot of injustice in this world.

But child rapists getting raped in prison would be on the bottom of my list of urgency to do anything about it, and not even close to an injustice being done to an innocent. The ONLY thing I'd like to be done about it is to LEGALISE IT! So it can carry on legally anyway!

Fix women being punished for getting rape first!

But increase of education of about rape of innocent male and educating people about what they go through and how to handle male rape victims, is something that I support.

The same way there is alot of education about how to handle female rape victims. So most people already know. There is not enough information on males and properly handling of male rape situations.

I am from a country where we put mandatory death penalty for drugs and possessing fire arms. And those things don't bother me at all, because, I don't take drugs. And I don't touch fire arms. And anybody who is worried about it is obviously breaking those laws.

PS: Mandatory death sentence for possessing firearms incidentally is extreme but works in preventing bad guys from bothering to import illegal firearms as a trade.

I think harsh laws works. But it must be fair. If you know in advance what is legal and illegal, you can avoid the illegal. We got a few guys still drug trafficking and got the death penalty, mostly stupid foreigners. Locals know not to mess with that.

But I think since I was born, I have never seen anybody caught with firearms ever. Because of the death penalty. No cases.





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