^Besides a much, much greater percentage of the population in the U.S. being imprisoned than the UK, there is also a much greater percentage of prisoners that have life sentences. There are a lot more guys that will never see freedom again, and that greatly affects how someone will act, as they have nothing to look forward to, and nothing to care about anymore.
D.C. Man Kidnapped In Broad Daylight, Raped By Seven Assailants In Van
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The prison system USE TO be about rehabilitation since most get let out. It's now about punishment only, and rape (as it is during war) is a great tool to use. The prisons allow it because it keeps the bad guys mostly in line by sacrificing some others. But as proof of how excepted it is, how many prison rape jokes do you hear from so called progressive liberal entertainers? I remember hearing that blonde bimbo McCarthy make a joke on the view about it, just about everyone laughed..
edmunddantes
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Some sick shit.
Reminds me of a friend who I was stationed with in DC. He had been abducted by a gang of dudes straight off the street; pulled into a van, beat eventually to death and thrown out of the vehicle on the freeway.
Good lord I fucking hate DC.
Reminds me of a friend who I was stationed with in DC. He had been abducted by a gang of dudes straight off the street; pulled into a van, beat eventually to death and thrown out of the vehicle on the freeway.
Good lord I fucking hate DC.
ElConquistador
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Below is made bold by me for clarification.
This is my first post.
In the following video it is stated that "A 2010 analysis of Bureau of Justice Statistics data found that 46% of male rape and sexual assault victims reported a female perpetrator." As in, 54% of male rapes are committed by fellow men. In regards to female on male rape, you are technically correct, but only by 4%. Because of that small difference, I believe that the use of that point would not fall flat in a policy debate.
At 20:56 Stefan talks about male victims of rape, "forced to penetrate," etc.
CactusCat589 said:
This is my first post.
In the following video it is stated that "A 2010 analysis of Bureau of Justice Statistics data found that 46% of male rape and sexual assault victims reported a female perpetrator." As in, 54% of male rapes are committed by fellow men. In regards to female on male rape, you are technically correct, but only by 4%. Because of that small difference, I believe that the use of that point would not fall flat in a policy debate.
At 20:56 Stefan talks about male victims of rape, "forced to penetrate," etc.
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