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Posted: 1/3/2006 8:39:21 PM | Steps for Punnishing Rapists/Child Molesters:
1) Catch them (hopefully they're wanted by Oprah and then you'll get 100,000 - cha ching!)
2) Dip them in peanut butter
3) Hang them upside down from a flag pole (any tall sturdy object will do)
4) Invite friends over and hall out the lawn chairs
5) Watch the birds eat the peanut butter 
6) Before they stop fighting and begin wishing that they were dead, take them down and then......
7) Hand them over to the victim's family and friends.
It's really a simple solution. 
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| What Is An Appropriate Punishment For Rapists And Child Molestors
Posted: 1/3/2006 8:55:45 PM |
is "saltpeter" some sort of ointment or pill that causes erectile disfunction? i know they've tried castration and that does not work.
whosyourbadkitty
When I was growing up I used to hear stories of saltpeter (Potassium nitrate [and Sodium nitrate]) being used in the military and in prisons to control the libido of the male population. I never knew if it really was used or whether it worked or not. I often wondered why the practice was stopped if it was effective. Anyway, I did some research online and it appears it was never true. Please check the following link, which shows it to be an urban legend. http://www.snopes.com/military/saltpetr.htm
My apologies to the group for any misinformation and/or leading anyone astray. | |
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Posted: 1/4/2006 6:39:38 AM | goodday... it wasn't misinformation, in fact, it was used with pedofiles... i just didn't know if it was an injection, a pill... not that it matters, i was more interested in how it was used. if you look it up on dictionary.com, do some clicking around, you'll find what i found.
i think the only way to cure a sexual offender is to keep them locked up 24 hours a day, or give them a labotomy but with the incredible number of sex offenders out there... we'd have such overcrowed prisions, we'd have no room for anyone else. we could ship them to the tundra and let them figure out how to get home... too bad all my ideas would be considered cruel and unusual punishment. funny how the law works sometimes, huh? | |
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Posted: 1/4/2006 10:36:46 AM | As a victim of childhood sexual abuse myself (or rather an attempt at four-year-old that was thwarted but later couldn't stop from happening twice by the same family member as a teen), I have mixed emotions about this topic.
Intellectually, I say that the best revenge is to live a good life but my line of reasoning came about only when I couldn't prove it happened in the first place.
Strangely enough when sexual abuse happens within the family it is the family that often feels violated when the topic is brought up.
I have also relied on forgiveness and letting God deal with it either through his own lifetime of guilt or eventual coming to terms with his own life before he dies.
But in the words of Dr. Phil "time heals nothing...it just passes by" and the effects of any type of abuse last a lifetime.
So it is more important to me at the moment to not punish myself or go looking for people (guys) who are going to make it better.
Most of the people of both sexes that I've met through various therapy groups, myself included, have an uncanny knack of zooming in on people who will only make them feel worse.
Were it possible to prove what happened, I would settle for the vindication of hearing him admit it. For someone whose denial has spanned as long as my memories that would be punishment enough in my eyes. | |
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Posted: 1/6/2006 6:26:37 AM | | you'd have to let them bleed to death once you cut it off if you want to stop them permanently. sexual predators prey for reasons far beyond those of a sexual nature. i think they ought to give each offender a labotomy and a job picking up trash around their cities. | |
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Posted: 1/8/2006 7:43:32 PM | | This is the truth,I mean this with every cell of my being and I swear on my children..If anyone ever touches my kids..there will be no police..no judge..no "appropriate sentence". His nuts will be nailed to his kitchen table and his house burned down around him(and I won't lose a wink of sleep over it)I have relatives in very low places.It's already been arranged.My kids will know that mommy took care of it and they are safe. | |
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Posted: 7/11/2006 12:36:05 AM | Hey brianless!
I have news for you. It's your children who will be charged with child molesting in the future.
And don't get self righteous with me over the issue either. The following are ALL cases where charges of child molesting have been pressed.
1/ A fifteen year old girl and a 20 year old boy. Known one another since she was five.
They were childhood sweethearts and had been chums ever since. They were caught smooching on the couch. Charges were pressed even though the doctors report confirmed that the girl was still a virgin.
2/ A teenage girl, on the local tennis court, climbed a fence to retirieve a lost ball from the ajoining house. Through an open window she observed the man who lived there, in the privacy of his own bedroom, masturbating. The window faced the back garden and only somebody tresspassing could have observed him.
3/ A teen boy, broke into a house and stole several items, including a few bits of soft porn. When he was caught with the stuff the home owner was charged even though her had never seen the boy let alone touched him.
You twits see to assume that child moestors are all predators. They arent. I havent yet heard of a cop being charged with child moesting when changing an abandoned babys diaper but it can happen.
And I know that ambulance officers always make a point of warning a woman, (right in the middle of a heart attack fer crissake) that they need to undo her bra to use the electric paddles etc. Crikey she's dying and they still have to go stupid over political correctness.!
When sexual hang ups become more important than life itself then our phobias have gone way too far. | |
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Posted: 7/11/2006 12:38:30 AM | goodday... is "saltpeter" some sort of ointment or pill that causes erectile disfunction? i know they've tried castration and that does not work.
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Of course it doesn't work fool!
Did you think that rape was somehow sexual.
A rape, (im talking about the real thing now, not when consentual sex occurs but the girls doens't like it cause hes a lousy lover. Or somebody just watching the passing parade) A real rape is a violent act. You don't need an erection to rape somebody. I dildo or vibrator will do fine. | |
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Posted: 7/11/2006 12:44:11 AM | Just a few definitons of rape that have been bandied about ove the years. Including in the highest halls of power.
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"Marriage as an institution developed from rape as a practice. Rape, originally defined as abduction, became marriage by capture. Marriage meant the taking was to extend in time, to be not only use of but possession of, or ownership."
— Andrea Dworkin
"Heterosexual intercourse is the pure, formalized expression of contempt for women's bodies."
— Andrea Dworkin
"Romance is rape embellished with meaningful looks."
— Andrea Dworkin
in the Philadelphia Inquirer,
May 21, 1995
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Allegations by a 20-year-old woman that she had been pack-raped by six members of the Canterbury Bulldogs rugby league team at a hotel in the northern NSW resort town of Coff's Harbour on the morning of 22 February 2004 following a night of celebrations by the team sent the media into a wild feeding frenzy for the next three months.
The rugby players' guilt was automatically assumed. Head of a special police task force, Detective Chief Inspector Jason Breton had no doubt of the players guilt when he announced to the media that the woman was a victim of a "very vicious assault". A confidential police interview describing the allegations in graphic detail was leaked to the media. All of the focus was on the accused. Nobody questioned the veracity of the complainant.
Weeks of unsavoury media beat-up followed, severely damaging the standing of not only the team in question but all rugby players. Then it washed over into AFL with two St Kilda members being charged (by the media) with rape.
Finally, on April 28, Chief Inspector Breton reluctantly announced to the panting media that there was not enough evidence to proceed and the charges had been dropped. Breton however, made it clear he thought the accused were guilty although he gave no reasons why.
Some of the facts that have slowly come to light are:
In a signed police statement, the complainant admitted to engaging in consensual group sex with a number of the players on the night of February 18, just three nights before the alleged rape.
She also admitted having consensual sex with one player on the night of the alleged attack.
An independent witness sees the woman frolicking with a player in the hotel pool about 6.30am.
Shortly after, another independent witness sees a player sitting on the edge of the pool and the woman standing in the pool, giving him a head job.
The woman tries to enter the room of other players about 8am but is turned away.
Shortly after she cries rape. The police arrive about 9am.
A few days later a woman rang the Bulldogs club suggesting that all allegations would be withdrawn if $25,000 was paid.
Part of the complainants story was undermined by her friend, Kylie Hubbard.
The police admit that DNA evidence was inconclusive.
It is possible the players committed the offence. If that was the case the massive police resources thrown into the investigation should have produced charges. In any event the players are entitled to the presumption of evidence until charged and found guilty.
The allegations cost the club an estimated $1.3 million in sponsorship deals, and cost the jobs of chief executive Steve Mortimer, former chief Peter Mortimer and football Manager Garry Hughes.
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In 1985 the Western Australian parliament dramatically amended the law relating to rape, first by changing the term rape to sexual assault and then greatly widening the definition of what could be classed as sexual assault. Many acts not previously constituting rape were included in the new Act and the criteria for sexual assault was any type of penetration where consent was not present and ongoing. It did not matter that force or threats were not used. The penalty for any type of sexual assault was increased to fifteen years imprisonment.
Where any type of force was used, the charge was aggravated sexual assault, carrying a penalty of twenty years imprisonment.
The draconian Act soon snared its first victim. Perth resident Kevin Ibbs was having consensual sex with Christine Watson on the night of 29 November 1986. Watson, a close friend of Ibbs's wife, Katrina Carter, was living in the same house with Ibbs and Carter. The sex act was taking place with the full knowledge of Carter who was in the house at the time.
As Ibbs was nearing ejaculation, Watson suddenly withdrew her consent to sex (so she later claimed) and tried to push Ibbs away. He continued for a short time. Too late, he was trapped. He was charged with sexual assault and found guilty under the new law. The judge found that Ibbs had continued sexual intercourse for about thirty seconds without consent (for which he was later dubbed the 30-second rapist). The judge sentenced him to four years imprisonment.
Some years later Watson admitted to police that the whole incident was a set-up orchestrated by Carter to have Ibbs charged with sexual assault to get him out of the house they were sharing.
Christine Elizabeth Watson a.k.a. Christine Elizabeth Wardle and Katrina Ann Carter were subsequently convicted of conspiring to pervert the course of justice. They served seven months in jail.
Mr Ibbs was acquitted in 2001 but the damage was done. He says that his health has been affected, his career as a tradesman has been ruined and the whole affair has cost him over one million dollars. | |
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Posted: 7/11/2006 6:48:55 AM | DEATH! IT'S THE ONLY WAY!
I know personally of a man who molested 3 little boys. (he would only admit to 3, I know there were more) Then when released on bail, he raped a 16 year old boy, who later commited suicide.
When this sick man went to jail, he only got less then 2 years. He was also put into protective custody where all the rapists and child molesters were put to keep them safe from other inmates who would more than likely hurt them very badly or kill them.
One person asked me, if someone I knew had cancer would I'd hate them for it. I said
"Umm that's a dumb question.... No" She then said "Well why hate a child molester for their illness."
OH MY GOD!!! I couldn't believe my ears! I said cancer is uncontrolable, you can't shut it off at will. A child molester can hide what he's doing, tell the child to keep it quiet, not touch a child when others are around.......... do anything not to get caught.... you can't do that with cancer!
There is no illustration that will make me excuse what a child molester does.
DEATH IS THE ONLY WAY DEATH IS THE ONLY WAY DEATH IS THE ONLY WAY DEATH IS THE | |
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Posted: 7/11/2006 8:16:57 AM | Many of the light sentences rapists and child molesters as well as other criminals get is due to plea bargaining. If you want to see how this process works, watch "Law and Order".
Evidence is not always easy to find. If you have questionable evidence, sometimes it's better to give a person two years than let them walk away because you had too hard a case to prove. | |
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Posted: 7/11/2006 8:25:32 AM | isn't it interesting and sad that the crimes commited in families,..by family members, towards family members,... which can at times be more traumatic even than stranger on stranger violence,....
One assumes your family is your sanctuarry,...from the cruel cold world,...
sadly the reality is,...often it isn't,...but to then have no safety or validation by the law and the court system,...seems to add insult to injury,... | |
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Posted: 7/11/2006 9:35:33 AM | | If proven with DNA, the f*ckers would be placed in a 2 foot thick titanium dome structure with a drop floor. Prisoners would be placed in there from the top with no food or water or bathroom. They would have to eat each other to keep alive until the floor opens in one month and they all fall into the pit dead or alive. The pit would be cleaned out by inceneration every 3 months. If for once you think that this is cruel, imagine the horror a child goes through when tied down raped and murdered. Thats torture! Eye for an eye. | |
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