little boy raped with pencil, builds character

[The Royal Kingdom of Quebec]

persecuted .

I think both of you mean "prosecuted". Persecution is something between shunning and unjust oppression.

Whoops. Yeah, that was what I supposed to say.

[AiliailiA]

Canadian aren't you? Human Rights Commission ftw.



aaand ... no. Low levels of rape reporting doesn't necessarily mean low levels of rape.

Not that there aren't worse things than simply having deceptively low incidences of reported rapes.

I'm pretty sure that the case I heard an update on yesterday. She was "free in a woman's shelter" in that she was free to leave the woman's shelter with permission of a male relative. Her family wouldn't support her. She married the rapist.

[IshCong]

Not that there aren't worse things than simply having deceptively low incidences of reported rapes.

I'm pretty sure that the case I heard an update on yesterday. She was "free in a woman's shelter" in that she was free to leave the woman's shelter with permission of a male relative. Her family wouldn't support her. She married the rapist.

Well.
***-******* ******.
And **** the whole **** in the ***-**** with a ****** on a Tuesday.

[United states of brazilian nations]

the town's people protesting AGAINST THE VICTIM !? (and the victim's parents)
this is madness.
as if being raped with a pencil was not enough.
also,

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-20/sodomy-hazing-leaves-13-year-old-victim-outcast-in-colorado-town.html

“When I was in school there might have been bullying, but there was none of this crap about telling the school,” said Jennifer Long, a waitress at the Hitchin’ Post Cowboy Bar, a popular eatery on the town’s main street. “How you going to be tough if you don’t get bullied sometimes?” she said.

Long’s husband James Eilmann agreed.

“The majority of the time was spent with the parents expressing anger at [the principal] for reporting the incident, and for not resigning his position,” according to a police report. “We repeatedly steered the conversation back to the t-shirt incident, but the parents did not want to stop talking about [the principal] and his resignation.”

double WTF!????? and OH SNAP
are those people crazy?

these people who encourage bullying and sexual assault, along with the rapists, should be put against a wall and sprayed by a firing squad armed with .22 LR submachineguns, just for it to be painful, then shot in the head with a .50 BMG machinegun or rifle so nothing remains of their sick brains.

or maybe they should be just treated with therapy.
axe-in-head therapy.

[Imperial--japan]

What. The. Fuck.

I am thoroughly shocked and appalled at this entire incident, and the towns backlash at the boy and his family. It amazes me that any one town or majority of people could react this way to an incident like this.

At the state high-school wrestling tournament in Denver last year, three upperclassmen cornered a 13-year-old boy on an empty school bus, bound him with duct tape and sodomized him with a pencil.

I fail to understand how doing something like this is mere 'Bullying' in the eyes of these people or why they would accuse the boy of being a 'liar'. I'm fairly disappointed in the towns initial response to this, and may many misgivings befall them.

When police visited parents of students involved in the t-shirt incident to warn them against intimidating the 13-year-old, who would be testifying against his schoolmates in a criminal case, they found the parents instead focused on attacking the principal.

“The majority of the time was spent with the parents expressing anger at [the principal] for reporting the incident, and for not resigning his position,” according to a police report. “We repeatedly steered the conversation back to the t-shirt incident, but the parents did not want to stop talking about [the principal] and his resignation.”

Unless I'm missing something I fail to see why the principal would have to resign his position. Then again I'm probably massively inexperienced when it comes to the school system so I can only assume it's to prevent bias or something. Unless they're mad for him reporting it at all then I have to say that these parents are indirectly just as bad as the attackers.

[IshCong]

What. The. Fuck.

I am thoroughly shocked and appalled at this entire incident, and the towns backlash at the boy and his family. It amazes me that any one town or majority of people could react this way to an incident like this.

At the state high-school wrestling tournament in Denver last year, three upperclassmen cornered a 13-year-old boy on an empty school bus, bound him with duct tape and sodomized him with a pencil.

I fail to understand how doing something like this is mere 'Bullying' in the eyes of these people or why they would accuse the boy of being a 'liar'. I'm fairly disappointed in the towns initial response to this, and may many misgivings befall them.

When police visited parents of students involved in the t-shirt incident to warn them against intimidating the 13-year-old, who would be testifying against his schoolmates in a criminal case, they found the parents instead focused on attacking the principal.

“The majority of the time was spent with the parents expressing anger at [the principal] for reporting the incident, and for not resigning his position,” according to a police report. “We repeatedly steered the conversation back to the t-shirt incident, but the parents did not want to stop talking about [the principal] and his resignation.”

Unless I'm missing something I fail to see why the principal would have to resign his position. Then again I'm probably massively inexperienced when it comes to the school system so I can only assume it's to prevent bias or something. Unless they're mad for him reporting it at all then I have to say that these parents are indirectly just as bad as the attackers.

It seems to be the latter, considering the massive amount of abuse the rest of the town hurled on the child and his family, including the principal.

[The Royal Kingdom of Quebec]

the town's people protesting AGAINST THE VICTIM !? (and the victim's parents)
this is madness.
as if being raped with a pencil was not enough.
also,

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-20/sodomy-hazing-leaves-13-year-old-victim-outcast-in-colorado-town.html

double WTF!????? and OH SNAP
are those people crazy?

these people who encourage bullying and sexual assault, along with the rapists, should be put against a wall and sprayed by a firing squad armed with .22 LR submachineguns, just for it to be painful, then shot in the head with a .50 BMG machinegun or rifle so nothing remains of their sick brains.

or maybe they should be just treated with therapy.
axe-in-head therapy.

Finally someone who can think of such a solution

[Imperial--japan]

What. The. Fuck.

I am thoroughly shocked and appalled at this entire incident, and the towns backlash at the boy and his family. It amazes me that any one town or majority of people could react this way to an incident like this.


I fail to understand how doing something like this is mere 'Bullying' in the eyes of these people or why they would accuse the boy of being a 'liar'. I'm fairly disappointed in the towns initial response to this, and may many misgivings befall them.


Unless I'm missing something I fail to see why the principal would have to resign his position. Then again I'm probably massively inexperienced when it comes to the school system so I can only assume it's to prevent bias or something. Unless they're mad for him reporting it at all then I have to say that these parents are indirectly just as bad as the attackers.

It seems to be the latter, considering the massive amount of abuse the rest of the town hurled on the child and his family, including the principal.

Then I'm inclined to say these people have greatly disgusted me and need serious help. Or this town needs to be quarantined to prevent the spread of their idiocy.

[Esternial]

It seems to be the latter, considering the massive amount of abuse the rest of the town hurled on the child and his family, including the principal.

Then I'm inclined to say these people have greatly disgusted me and need serious help. Or this town needs to be quarantined to prevent the spread of their idiocy.

...

Too late.

[AiliailiA]

I'm pretty sure that the case I heard an update on yesterday. She was "free in a woman's shelter" in that she was free to leave the woman's shelter with permission of a male relative. Her family wouldn't support her. She married the rapist.

Well.
***-******* ******.
And **** the whole **** in the ***-**** with a ****** on a Tuesday.

Uh, yeah. I'd have to search to be sure it was the same woman.
Afghanistan isn't uniformly crap. The capital's not too bad, which is a common pattern in semi-developed countries. I guess where the best jobs (including government jobs) are, people are more educated.

Anyway, I think we can dismiss the "America is worse than Africa and the Middle East" thing without further sickening examples ...

[Ifreann]

My boyfriend is a soccer player and when he joined in the 9th grade it happened to him, but he accepted it, everyone does, even a wrestler whom I was friends with and only in the 8th grade got pinned down.... its disgusting, but sadly, its accepted

It should not be accepted. Your boyfriend should have bashed in their skulls with a blunt object.

Or, you know, reported it to the police. Though, given what happened to the family in the OP article, it's hardly surprising that he didn't.

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Steubenville 2, Steubenville harder.

Not Electric Boogaloo?

[IshCong]

Well.
***-******* ******.
And **** the whole **** in the ***-**** with a ****** on a Tuesday.

Uh, yeah. I'd have to search to be sure it was the same woman.
Afghanistan isn't uniformly crap. The capital's not too bad, which is a common pattern in semi-developed countries. I guess where the best jobs (including government jobs) are, people are more educated.

Anyway, I think we can dismiss the "America is worse than Africa and the Middle East" thing without further sickening examples ...

Not getting any major sources in their entirety (the Times had one, but required I subscribe), but...
*twitch*

[IshCong]

It should not be accepted. Your boyfriend should have bashed in their skulls with a blunt object.

Or, you know, reported it to the police. Though, given what happened to the family in the OP article, it's hardly surprising that he didn't.

Although, the police, at least, do seem to have done their jobs properly upon being notified from what I can tell.

[Thesan]

What.... the..... hell?

I mean... seriously??? Whole towns against THE VICTIMS OF A SEXUAL ASSAULT?
I've never seen this when I hit high school and I'd like to never see a thing like this in the whole planet again...

[The Orson Empire]

It seems to be the latter, considering the massive amount of abuse the rest of the town hurled on the child and his family, including the principal.

Then I'm inclined to say these people have greatly disgusted me and need serious help. Or this town needs to be quarantined to prevent the spread of their idiocy.

I'm afraid it's far to late for that.

[The Royal Kingdom of Quebec]

What.... the..... hell?

I mean... seriously??? Whole towns against THE VICTIMS OF A SEXUAL ASSAULT?
I've never seen this when I hit high school and I'd like to never see a thing like this in the whole planet again...

Don't worry. That town was a seriously fucked one and It's highly unlikely(hopefully) that we're going to see another one of this again.

[Genivaria]

What the fuck is wrong with these people!?

[Dilange]

You all dont understand....getting sexually assault by peers is a test of character. What the character is....we dont know. But the point is, this kid is worse than that Edward Snowden fella'...he blew the whistle to the police of our man ritual.

[Genivaria]

Then I'm inclined to say these people have greatly disgusted me and need serious help. Or this town needs to be quarantined to prevent the spread of their idiocy.

I'm afraid it's far to late for that.

It can't hurt, fire-bomb the whole town.

[Wisconsin9]

I'm afraid it's far to late for that.

It can't hurt, fire-bomb the whole town.

No. Nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure. Joking, by the way.

[Connori Pilgrims]

Don't worry it wont be long before the next school shooting happens and it happens in this town.

[Ifreann]

You all dont understand....getting sexually assault by peers is a test of character. What the character is....we dont know. But the point is, this kid is worse than that Edward Snowden fella'...he blew the whistle to the police of our man ritual.

If we don't let schoolboys rape each other, how will they learn...um...something...

[Frisivisia]

You all dont understand....getting sexually assault by peers is a test of character. What the character is....we dont know. But the point is, this kid is worse than that Edward Snowden fella'...he blew the whistle to the police of our man ritual.

If we don't let schoolboys rape each other, how will they learn...um...something...

How will they learn abstinence? Checkmate libruls.

[Souseiseki]

If we don't let schoolboys rape each other, how will they learn...um...something...

How will they learn abstinence? Checkmate libruls.

rape is not abstinence dumbass. (mod note: this is a joke)

Don't worry it wont be long before the next school shooting happens and it happens in this town.

tbh i'd prefer to think the involved would grow up to be healthy well adjusted individuals with 0 rapings and 0 murder sprees

[Geilinor]

“When I was in school there might have been bullying, but there was none of this crap about telling the school,” said Jennifer Long, a waitress at the Hitchin’ Post Cowboy Bar, a popular eatery on the town’s main street. “How you going to be tough if you don’t get bullied sometimes?” she said.

This is ridiculous. What are you going to do when those bullies start being people up and truly raping them? I apologize for the giant text, but Cruelty is not the right way to build character! Rape, whether literal or with a pencil, is terrible.