mzungu wrote: » + 1. It needs proper long sentences and none of this getting out early due to good behaviour lark.
Ulysses Gaze wrote: » Some offences are so serious (Murder, Rape/Sexual Assault, Serious Aggravated Assault) that Judicial Discretion should be scrapped altogether in sentencing them.
The Rape of Lucretia wrote: » Is the discussion of 'rape culture' all just due to a serious decline in pillage ?
osmiumartist wrote: » Yes, we get it. Case = guilty. Who needs that silly "conviction" bit. Silly old "innocent until proven guilty" malarkey.
Muahahaha wrote: » I think the point has gone right over your head and it is nothing to do with innocent until proven guilty.
osmiumartist wrote: » So your figure for the rape incidence rate is... go on then. We have a conviction rate. You've got "I think it should be..." yeah?
Muahahaha wrote: » eh, no. We have reporting statistics to the Rape Crises Centre and then reporting stastics to the Gardai. There is a huge discrepancy between the two figures. So unless you are going to try to tell us that women enjoy going to the Rape Crises Center to report fake rapes then yes, something is seriously amiss. And thats not even counting the majority of women who never report rape, to anyone. Same goes for child abuse, the majority of it never gets even reported because it happens in the family home
Muahahaha wrote: » eh, no. We have reporting statistics to the Rape Crises Centre and then reporting stastics to the Gardai. There is a huge discrepancy between the two figures. So unless you are going to try to tell us a majority of women enjoy going to the Rape Crises Center to report fake rapes then yes, something is seriously amiss. If you cant see that then you should really open your eyes because there is tons of evidence on this. And thats not even counting the majority of women who never report rape, to anyone. Same goes for child abuse, the majority of it never gets even reported because it happens in the family home. As does rape, it is not always down the dark alleyway that you think, most rape takes place in a relationship.
FortySeven wrote: » And which should we believe? A criminal justice system filled with checks and balances from start to conclusion or a phone line from a charity that has no interest financially in the reduction of any sexual assault. (against women)
eviltwin wrote: » It has to get to court first for those checks and balances to apply. What that poster describes does happen. I'm a rape survivor. My abuser raped others but never saw a courtroom. We are not statistics, we do not feature in official figures but it still happened.
FortySeven wrote: » I'm also a rape 'survivor'. I grew up in care homes in the 90s. Lets leave the victim bit at the door shall we? Do you honestly believe we men are against the prosecution of ANY type of sexual assault? We detest it, we shun and fight any notion of it in our families, our communities and our countries. Rape culture is a myth. The prosecution rate of a creaking, antiquated criminal justice system is a separate matter altogether and such a niche market in the definition of culture that the fragmentation has become so obtuse it is now back looking itself in the eye.
eviltwin wrote: » I'm not suggesting there is a rape culture or that all men are anything. There is no need for that defensive tone. Not sure how you got any of that from my post tbh.
py2006 wrote: » For the most part I didn't see it as a big deal and the only time it pops into my mind is when the likes of Louise O'Neill or Una Mulally or any 'modern' feminist talks of this subject matter.
FortySeven wrote: » Do you honestly believe we men are against the prosecution of ANY type of sexual assault? We detest it, we shun and fight any notion of it in our families, our communities and our countries[/B].
demfad wrote: » Can't you see with the election of Donald Trump to be president of the United States that what you state cannot be true? If men fought "any notion" of sexual assault then why did this man win the Republican nomination and the presidency?
FortySeven wrote: » Mothers want the best for their sons. Feminisits (modern ones) appear to view their own offspring as a future, potential threat. It's ****ing scary.
Zulu wrote: » I suspect that the Hillary message of: "If you don't vote for me, you are not a feminist" backfired. Royally.
demfad wrote: » Feminism would have sons treated equally to daughters. Girls are doing better than boys in school because schooling is now culturally defined as nerdish and girlish. Nothing to do with feminism. I do take exception to your quote above. How you bring a child up has a huge affect on a child's core beliefs. Of course they will try and bring up their child to believe boys and girls are equal. If you bring them up to believe they are unequal then you will cause them problems in life. And if a boy has male privilege as a core belief, he can't respect women as equals. With the wrong personality, he could do a lot worse. This is simpe nature/nurture stuff: Bring children up to believe studying is for p***sies, then youll see the issues you see. Bring them up to believe women are less than them, you'll get a lot of domestic violence, rape culture etc. Feminsism addresses this.
FortySeven wrote: » Jesus Christ. He was just showing off in private whilst being secretly recorded. He said something, he likely didn't do it.
FortySeven wrote: » Total arse. The minute you mentioned privilege. Arse biscuits.
demfad wrote: » Part of his showing off was to claim he sexually assaulted women. If he was showing off he thinks this is OK. If he thinks its OK then why wouldn't he do as he says he does? Over a dozen women have come forward claiming he did just that. That and his own words means that almost certainly he did what he said he did, many times. If American culture detested any sign of sexual assault (as the poster i replied to implied) then how could this man get elected? Either they don't care or they believe that the women who came forward are all liars. It denotes a deeply misogynistic culture either way.
demfad wrote: » Feminism would have sons treated equally to daughters. Girls are doing better than boys in school because schooling is now culturally defined as nerdish and girlish. Nothing to do with feminism.
Walter H Price wrote: » I would have voted trump and watching the winging whining libertard's like Louise O'Neill cry over spilled milk has nearly been the sweetest part of his win. I'm not sexist by the way i vote based on politics , just i would never have considered voting for the establishment creature Clinton , i would 100% support Marine Le Pen for president of France. I'm a White , Straight , Cis-Gender (watever the fcuk that is), Solidly Middle Class , Red Blooded .Male and fcuking proud of it , i love my "Privilege"... i hope Trumps win heralds the death of this PC , Snowflake Generation , Libertard , Cultural Marxist BS Ordinary people are sick to the back teeth Men in particular of being constantly call out as being homophobic , sexist , racist whatever .... Trump said it all and he's still president the SJW thing has become the but of jokes to most people and that's awesome.