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good rape should be described as grape.
boutons stalks rape links.
good rape should be described as grape.
grape by midgets should be referred to as nehi.
I'll burn in for that.
thats a very pleasant way to describe that. we should communicate this to our vwrc/mic overlords.
by the way, i think you just ruined that for "radar"
There is not war on women. Western woman is most coddled group on this earth. They have most of the money. That is fact. And they have all the pussy. That too is fact. Why they crying ?
Meet 8 Romney-Backed Senate Candidates Who Would Force Victims to Have Their Rapists' Babies
Rape-Baby Senate Candidates
Here are eight additional GOP Senate candidates who think a woman or girl who is impregnated by rape or incest should be made to have her attacker's baby. We offer you some choice quotes from news reports and from the Republican Senate candidates themselves.
1. Josh Mandel, Ohio .
2. Pete Hoekstra, Michigan
3. Deb Fischer, Nebraska
4. Tom Smith, Pennsylvania
5. Ted Cruz, Texas
6. Michael Baumgartner, Washington
7. John MacGovern, Vermont
8. John Raese, West Virginia
http://www.alternet.org/election-201...sts?paging=off
Number of States in Which Rapists Can Sue For Custody and Visitation Rights -- 31 -- and Other Shocking Rape Facts
50 Facts About Rapehttp://www.alternet.org/gender/numbe...-shocking-rape
- Low estimate of the number of women [12] , according to the Department of Justice, raped every year: 300,000
- High estimate of the number of women raped [13], according to the CDC: 1.3 million
- Percentage of rapes not reported [14]: 54 percent
- A woman's chance of being raped [13] in the U.S.: 1 in 5
- Chances that a raped woman conceives compared to one engaging in consensual sex [15]: at least two times as likely
- Number of women in the US impregnated against their will each year in the U.S. [16] as a result of rape: 32,000
- Number of states in which rapists can sue for custody and visitation [17]: 31
- Chances that a woman's body "shuts that whole thing down [18]": 0 in 3.2 billion
- Rank of U.S. in the world [19] for rape: 13th
- A woman's chance of being raped in college [13]: 1 in 4 or 5
- Chances that a Native American woman in the U.S. will be raped [20]: 1 in 3
- Percentage of women in Alaska [21] who have suffered sexual assault: 37 percent
- Number of rape kits untested [22] by the Houston police force: 6,000-7,000 (Texas ranked second [23] in nation for "forcible rape")
- Number of adult men accused [24] of repeatedly gang raping 11-year-old girl in Texas: 14
- Quote in the New York Times [25] regarding the rape: "They said she dressed older than her age."
- Age of woman raped in Central Park [26] in September, 2012: 73
- Number of rape kits left untested in Detroit [27], listed by Forbes as one of two the most dangerous places for woman [21] to live in the US: 11,303
- U.S. state in which, in September 2012, mentally disabled rape victim was required to provide evidence of her "kicking, biting, scratching" [28] in objection to her rape: Connecticut
- State seeking to reduce childcare welfare benefits [29] to women cannot provide proof of their pregnancy-causing rapes: Pennsylvannia
- Percentage of sexual assault and rape victims under the age of 12 [30]: 15 percent
- Percentage of men who have been raped [30]: 3 percent
- Percentage of rapists who are never incarcerated [14]: 97 perent
- Percentage of rapes that college students think are false claims [31]: 50 percent
- Percentage of rapes that studies find are false claims [32]: 2-8 percent
- Number of rapes reported [33] in the military last year: 16,500
- Pentagon's estimated percentage [34] of military assuaults not reported: 80-90 percent
- Percentage of military rape victims who were gang raped/raped more than once [35]: 14%/20%
- Percentage of military rape victims that are men [36]: 8-37 percent
- Percentage of military victims who get an "involuntarily" discharge [37] compared [34] to percentage of charged and accused who are discharged with honor: 90 percent involuntary to 80 percent with honor
- Chances an incarcerated person is raped [38] in the U.S.: 1 in 10
- Increase in chance [39] that LGTB prisoner is raped: 15x greater chance
- Number of men raped [40] that could be counted as legally raped before the FBI changed its definition [41] in December of 2011: 0
- Number of rapes noted in commonly used World War II statistics: [42] 0
- Number of rapes of WWII concentration camp inmates [43]: Untallied millions
- Number of rapes of German women by Russian soldiers [44] at the end of WWII: between 1m and 2m
- Number of women raped in 1990s Bosnian conflict [45]: 60,000+
- Number of women raped per hour [46] in Congo during war: 48
- Country where 12 year old was forced to participate in the rape of his mother: [47] U.S.
- Country where women are imprisoned [48] for being raped: Afghanistan
- Age of Moroccan rape victim who committed suicide [49] after being forced to marry her rapist: 16
- Worldwide number of "child brides" under the age of 18 forced to marry [50] every day: 25,000
- Ages of girls forced to marry a 59-year-old at the Tony Alamo Christian Ministry in Arkansas [51]: 8, 14, 15
- Estimated number of people, primarily children, sexually abused [52] by priests in the U.S. versus the number of senior Catholic officials [53] found guilty of sexual abuse related crimes in the U.S.: 10,667 to 1
- Chances that a woman in the U.S. is raped versus gets breast cancer [54]: 2 to 1
- Chances that a victim is "Emergency Raped [55]" by a stranger [30] versus percentage of victims who consider their rapes emergencies: 7 percent versus 100 percent
- Percentage of victims of rape who report the use of a weapon [56]: 11 percent
- Prison sentences for four men found guilty of [57] participating in gang rapes of two teenage girls in France over two years: one year, six months, suspended sentence
- State where in 2012 a doctor is facing the loss of her medical license for providing an abortion to a pregnant10-year old incest rape victim [58]: Kansas
- Country where doctors (but not the rapist) [59] were excommunicated for performing a life-saving abortion to nine-year-old incest rape victim: Brazil
- Country where major party's vice-presidential candidate wants to criminalize all abortions [60] including rape-related ones, because rape is just "another method of conception [61]": U.S.
women use rape as an excuse for cheating on their husbands imho. know many u guys are married men here and most of you wouldn't scruple to have sex with some real hot females if you could, and you're fooling yourselves if you think your wives are less lecherous than you are. as the age of a marriage grows, the sexual appeal between the couple will decrease and it's natural instinct for the man, and the woman to seek random sexual pleasure outside of their marriage, and the man would be victimized if the gets impregnanted by another man somehow and gives birth to a baby that the poor man considers his own.
es just don't dare to go beyond the basic moral standard, but it doesn't mean they don't want to. say if a chance is given, like when her boss asks her to have sex with him or a "rapist" takes her clothes off "by force", she would accept the rude proposal with pleasure. more than a half of working women have been sexually harrassed by their co-workers but few of them would report it to the police, not because of shame but that they actually have enjoyed being "molested" or "raped" even though they always pretend they don't like it.
rapists just do es a favor by giving them the stolen sexual pleasure, thing that es always wanted. if it's a legitimate rape that is done against the woman's will, there would be no chance of pregnancy because she would not reach climax and no ovum would be discharged during the process. those rape "victims" who got impregnanted by the rapists, although most of them would refuse to admit it, they really enjoyed being raped tbh. i mean if you really dont wanna have sex with someone you would never reach sexual climax with him/her. for example you're a guy and you're given a fat ugly , and someone asks you to have sex with her and will grant you a reward for doing this, even though you really want the reward, you will not go hard enough for you to have sex no matter how hard you rub it.
You may want to go back to sex education. That is not how a woman's reproductive system works.
"she would not reach climax and no ovum would be discharged during the process"
OMFG!
garden-variety, ignorant-as-rocks right-wingers! gotta love 'em!
Yonivore
Calif. Judge (ORANGE COUNTY!) Says Victim's Body Can Prevent Rape
Southern California judge is being publicly admonished for saying a rape victim "didn't put up a fight" during her assault and that if someone doesn't want sexual intercourse, the body "will not permit that to happen."
The California Commission on Judicial Performance voted 10-0 to impose a public admonishment Thursday, saying Superior Court Judge Derek Johnson's comments were inappropriate and a breach of judicial ethics.
"In the commission's view, the judge's remarks reflected outdated, biased and insensitive views about sexual assault victims who do not 'put up a fight.' Such comments cannot help but diminish public confidence and trust in the impartiality of the judiciary," wrote Lawrence J. Simi, the commission's chairman.
Johnson made the comments in the case of a man who threatened to mutilate the face and genitals of his ex-girlfriend with a heated screwdriver, beat her with a metal baton and made other violent threats before committing rape, forced oral copulation, and other crimes.
Though the woman reported the criminal threats the next day, the woman did not report the rape until 17 days later.
Johnson, a former prosecutor in the Orange County district attorney's sex crimes unit, said during the man's 2008 sentencing that he had seen violent cases on that unit in which women's vaginas were "shredded" by rape.
"I'm not a gynecologist, but I can tell you something: If someone doesn't want to have sexual intercourse, the body shuts down. The body will not permit that to happen unless a lot of damage is inflicted, and we heard nothing about that in this case," Johnson said.
http://readersupportednews.org/news-...n-prevent-rape
Another Repug/conservative member the ever larger Rape Caucus.
Another biased view, presented by ShazBot.
New Mexico Bill Would Imprison Rape Victims Who Receive Abortions
Should a recently introduced bill in New Mexico become law, rape victims will be required to carry their pregnancies to term during their sexual assault trials or face charges of “tampering with evidence.”
Under HB 206, if a woman ended her pregnancy after being raped, both she and her doctor would be charged with a felony punishable by up to 3 years in state prison:
Tampering with evidence shall include procuring or facilitating an abortion, or compelling or coercing another to obtain an abortion, of a fetus that is the result of criminal sexual penetration or incest with the intent to destroy evidence of the crime.
http://thinkprogress.org/health/2013...with-evidence/
But NM probably has 1000s of rape kits with lots of evidence that police have not submitted to labs.
LOL...
Tampering with evidence...
LOL...
Go blue state!
So did you approve that language?
holy .WC, are you really that gullible?
Roflmao
you're taking him out of context
Ex-youth pastor describes felony sex crimes as extramarital ‘friendship’ in Christian journal
An online journal for Christian pastors published a lengthy account this week of one man’s “easy trip from youth minister to felon” that critics say makes apologies for rape.
Hundreds of Twitter users have urged Leadership Journal, which is published by Christianity Today, to #TakeDownThisPost.
Although the online journal has not removed the 2,540-word essay, it added a postscript that addresses the controversy.
“In response to readers’ concerns, the author of this piece has offered the following clarification: ‘I recognize that what I initially considered a consensual relationship was actually preying on a minor,’” the postscript added. “Youth pastors who do the same are not ‘in relationship’ but are indeed sexual predators. I take 100 percent of the responsibility for what happened.”
The piece is as noteworthy for what the writer does not say than for what he does say.
The writer, who pleaded guilty to two felony charges and is currently serving a prison term, does not use the word “rape” once in the piece.
He does not mention the words “crime,” “law,” “statutory,” or “illegal.”
“Leadership Journal allows a convicted child abuser a platform to manipulatively frame this as a story of personal selfishness and infidelity without one word about molestation, statutory rape, sexual grooming, or the abuse of power and children entrusted to the care of adults at a church,”writes blogger Susannah Paul, at The Smitten Word.
The word “responsibility” appears only once – in the postscript – and he never refers to his victim using a gendered noun.
Instead, he describes the sexual relationship he engaged in with the minor girl as an extramarital affair that he blames, at least in part, on his wife.
“The realities of parenthood and marriage were sinking in, and I felt unappreciated at home,” the former pastor wrote. “From my perspective, I was excelling at work and at home — and this perceived lack of appreciation led me to believe I deserved more.”
He writes that he began flirting with one of the students entrusted to his care by her parents, and they began communicating through social media and text messages.
“Flirting led to a physical relationship,” the former pastor writes. “It was all very slow and gradual, but it was constantly escalating. We were both riddled with guilt and tried to end things, but the allure of sin was strong. We had given the devil far more than a foothold and had quenched the Holy Spirit’s prodding so many times, there was little-to-no willpower left.”
The writer laments that he failed to properly repent for his sin, and he urges readers to do so before losing their families and jobs – as he has.
“Not once did he mention what he did to the girl, the church, or her family,” writes an anonymous guest blogger at Redemption Pictures. “Not once did he mention the detrimental impact this will inevitably have on her for likely her entire life.”
“Not once did he mention that no minor wakes up one day and just thinks, ‘I’d really like to be sexually involved with my youth pastor and have him do things to me that no one has ever done to me before,’” continues the blogger, who identifies herself as a former teenage victim of rape by her own youth pastor. “Not once did he mention that what he called a friendship was really just a classic period of predatory grooming.”
Blogger Elizabeth Esther argues that the journal would not likely publish a similar column by a priest who had sexually abused an “adoring” altar boy.
“Because predators are usually quite good with words — which is exactly HOW they groomed their prey — a predator’s weapon of choice is words,” Esther writes. “WHY would a Christian publication give him that kind of power again? WHILE HE’S IN JAIL, NO LESS!!!!”
She said true confession and seeking amends should take place privately, between the predator and the victim’s family.
“TRUE repentance isn’t about page views via JUICY HEADLINES,” Esther adds.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/06/1...e+Raw+Story%29
This echos the Repug view that an underage girl consenting to sex is not "legitimately" raped.
All y'all tell me once again all the wonderful things you Repugs, tea baggers, Christians do for America!
GOP Congressladies Would Like To Stop Talking About Legitimate Rape Please
the House will vote on H.R. 36, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, a bill that would ban all abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy, except when the life of the woman is physically at risk, or in cases of rape or incest where the woman has reported the rape or incest to the police or another appropriate government agency.
Just to be clear, Republicans are still making a distinction between “crime rape” where a stranger rapes you and you go to the police (that kind of rape is “legitimate” rape, and so we suppose you should be allowed to have an abortion),
and partner or marital rape, where you might go the police, but you might not, because it’s complicated (that kind of rape is way less legitimate, and probably it wasn’t even rape, and it should not qualify you for an abortion, because you are probably just lying that your boyfriend raped you, and that’s why you didn’t call the police).
Yes, it is a brand-new Congress, but we are sad to say that we are still talking about “legitimate rape.” Republican Congressbros still haven’t learned that Ladies (and Men, too!) hate this Republican parsing of the concept that not all rape is a crime, or perhaps not all forcible sex is rape. Even Republican Congressladies aren’t on board with this part of the bill. Really? Yes, really.
Ellmers said last week:
“I have urged leadership to reconsider bringing it up next week.… We got into trouble last year, and I think we need to be careful again; we need to be smart about how we’re moving forward,” Ellmers said in an interview.
“The first vote we take, or the second vote, or the fifth vote, shouldn’t be on an issue where we know that millennials—social issues just aren’t as important [to them].”
http://wonkette.com/573122/gop-congressladies-would-like-to-stop-talking-about-legitimate-rape-please
Repug reach out, aka War on Women (because God told them to do it)
U.S. House Republicans drop vote on abortion bill
Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives, facing a revolt from female Republicans in the chamber, dropped plans on Wednesday night for a vote on a bill that would ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy, according to media reports.
The measure, which the White House had threatened to veto, allowed exceptions in cases of rape where the victims had reported the crime to authorities.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/...e=politicsNews
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