The New Jersey male rape incident. I won’t call it hazing because that diminishes what went on here.
WTH?
The New Jersey male rape incident. I won’t call it hazing because that diminishes what went on here.
WTH?
*Warning: a little graphic. May trigger.*
As I was reading this, I immediately felt pain for the woman making the rape charge. Bu I have to question if Rubenstein is a target by the NYPD because of his being a thorn in their side.
It shouldn’t make any difference. If he is guilty of this, then he needs to face up to what he has done and serve time. Good Grief, if this is true…it’s just mindboggling that he could be such a defender of civil rights…and yet fail to see that having intercourse with a woman without her lucid, passionate “yes” is a violation of her civil rights. She cannot give lucid consent when under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. As an attorney, he would know this.Yes means Yes.You don’t have the “yes”? Then you don’t shove your dick or any other object into her. Period.
Well, now. Kudos to Sweden for taking the bold step. How about it, United States? *crickets*
I think this is entirely appropriate for you:
Order of the White Feather has a sobering post up on using technology to continually abuse and control a partner seeking to get away from her abuser. It is just astounding that someone could think up this sh*t (probably an abuser himself), and then be able to sell it without worry of prosecution.
The companies market the tools as “safety features” to monitor your kids….it always starts out that way–marketed for something good when it’s used for something evil. I don’t buy mSpy’s assertion that they have no knowledge or responsibility for their product being used for abuse.
Here’s why:
MSpy has a step-by-step guide — with screenshots — on how to download the app onto an iPhone or Android device, how to activate it, and then how to delete any visible trace of it. It’ll just hang out in a hidden folder, with a nondescript name like “Android.sys.”
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Why would you need to hide it if you were using it for innocent reasons? I don’t understand the parents-as-stalkers mindset, either. Good Grief, the poor children with such controlling parents, monitoring every single thing they do! Suffocating.
And the online banking thing…one of the reasons I will not do it is because of security. I had to close my free account recently because the bank insisted on a $500 balance, or I could switch to online banking and not deal with the humans at all (putting another person out of work is not my idea of doing unto others as I would have done to me…).
This story drives that point home–no matter how much they would like to assure us that technology = security…the facts speak differently. Paper is still more secure, with less ability of someone gaining access to information that is none of their business.
And in this case, someone’s life depends on it.
In this rape culture, women are still seen as extensions of men. As objects to be owned and possessed. The domestic abuse represents that sense of entitlement.
Educated women, whom are supposed to know better, are wrapped up in the rape/violence culture, and blame victims, too.
And if you think things would be better with Hillary Clinton as President, just because she is a woman...think again.
She not only got a rapist off, but laughed about how she knew he was lying…knew that lie detectors were unreliable from that point on.
This will help give back to them what was taken from them. I hope this will help them become more autonomous as all Native American tribes once were. Here in Indiana, there are folks who are leaving their land to the local tribes…as a way to give back to them.
Adam Kawalek has had a change of perspective after going to Gaza to tend to the wounded. He believes in Israel having it’s own state, but after witnessing the devastating destruction, he changed his views on their moral authority. Good for him.
Has claimed that she was handcuffed because of racism. She was kissing her white boyfriend in public and was handcuffed….when she refused to give identification.
I don’t know if race is involved. I know that this nearly happened to me in Fort Wayne when I refused to give my social security number or my birthdate to an out of control fire fighter.
She was absolutely within her Fourth Amendment rights not to give her identification if she was not being arrested. I have paralegal training, and the attorney teaching the class on the Fourth Amendment told us that unless we were under arrest, we did not have to give out any information, and did not have to have our persons or our vehicles searched without our permission. He said all the client had to do was ask if they were under arrest.
This Amendment was put into place to protect us from a police state–so we would not become Russia, China, or Nazi Germany.
In my case, I was the Fire Captain of my five story building. I was the one who jumped out of bed at 2 a.m. when the fire alarm went off. I would communicate to the fire dept and to our maintenance on-call person that everything was okay…or not.
On this particular day, someone had set off the alarm three times that day. I called off the fire dept each time, but for some reason, they showed up anyway at the third instance.
I was already back in my apartment when I got a knock on the door from one of the residents telling me the fire dept was here and wanted to speak with me.
The fire fighter immediately began accusing me of setting off the alarm, of making a false report, and other stuff that i can’t remember at the moment. He said he was going to shut this building down. Then he demanded to know my soc. sec. number. I refused. He then demanded my birthdate, which I also refused, as I had done before with the other fire fighters. Alarm bells were going off in my head by this guy’s irrational behavior, and I started to walk away.
He threatens that he is going to call the police as I was walking down the hall. He does.
Three squad cars pull up within minutes. Three.
They, too, were bullying me into giving up personal information that they had no right to. I didn’t set off any alarm, only reported what I saw, as was required of my job.
This went on for an hour. They intimidated me to the point I was in tears. I finally had to give this arrogant, irrational fire fighter my birthdate…because they threatened me with jail if I did not.
Afterwards, the police officer sarcastically said, “There, was that so hard?”
I said that it was none of the firefighter’s business.
He then shot back that I should not be the Fire Captain if I did not want to give out that info.
I had been a reliable Captain. I gave up nights and weekends to be in the building when the staff was gone. I sure the hell didn’t need this grief.
And I’m not down on the fire fighters. They’re good guys, for the most part.
One of them even quietly thanked me for standing up to this creep.
And, no, racism wasn’t involved in this–I am white, the fire fighter and all of the police man were white. It’s a civil rights issue, for sure.
I have to admit I was kind of shocked that the New York Observer was printing this story, after the very slanted stories they were printing on Gaza.
The ads are false and offensive. I clicked on the Pamela Geller link…she has a banner across the website of “atlas shrugged”…evidently, she’s a follower of sociopath Ayn Rand. Meh.
Racist and self-absorbed.
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