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The Unspeakable Truth About
Rape in India
New York Times, by Sonia Faleiro
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Posted By:jackson, 1/2/2013 9:56:59 AM
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| I LIVED for 24 years in New Delhi, a city where sexual harassment is as regular as mealtime. Every day, somewhere in the city, it crosses the line into rape. As a teenager, I learned to protect myself. I never stood alone if I could help it, and I walked quickly, crossing my arms over my chest, refusing to make eye contact or smile. I cleaved through crowds shoulder-first, and avoided leaving the house after dark except in a private car. At an age when young women elsewhere were experimenting with daring new
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The Times always is amazed when the world east and west of the West Side Drive doesn´t observe secular metrosexual niceties. Half of the world´s women can´t drive or go to school, more than half accept arranged marriages and are subservient to their masters (men). Yet the Times remains aghast that the gay-marriage, "independant mom", serial-promiscuity, lifestyle runs across an actual rape - in a real world setting.
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
Redneck In NY, 1/2/2013 10:06:04 AM (No. 9094541)
And yet, the progressives will turn a blind eye to this (and other) attrocities. But will run shrieking down the street if a military service member has a pin-up in his barracks.
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
TheMotherCO, 1/2/2013 10:20:39 AM (No. 9094557)
Good way to stop this is to castrate the six followed by any other rapist.
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Reply 4 - Posted by:
bamboozle, 1/2/2013 10:25:58 AM (No. 9094563)
The Times is rightfully offended by this element of life in Hindu India but strangely silent on equally egregious outrages in the Muslim world. Wonder why?
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
marthaville, 1/2/2013 10:31:07 AM (No. 9094578)
#2 - the progressives don´t care what happens to women in any other country, especially India. This also applies to the treatment of women in Muslim countries. The progressives support Islam simply because Muslims hate Jews and Christians. You know, the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
Moonbats, Democrats, progressives are all the same thing. In their eyes, too bad for the females in India. It is no doubt their own faults that they were born female.
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Reply 6 - Posted by:
TunnelRat, 1/2/2013 10:41:25 AM (No. 9094604)
What has happened (and still is happening) in India is horrendous. Yet to hear liberal women tell it, they commonly receive the same sort of treatment here in the States. Somehow, I don´t think so.
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
PageTurner, 1/2/2013 10:50:46 AM (No. 9094626)
Arm the women.
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
veritas, 1/2/2013 10:52:10 AM (No. 9094631)
1. The great majority of the world is not civilized. Even those enclaves that we onsider civilized are not civilized in-full [note Chicago, etc.; race-mob attacks in the US; and more].
2. Please explain your point, #3. Castration does not prevent erection. Is the goal to keep rapists from reproducing? How does that help anyone?
3. Most of us have no idea how bizarre many of the world´s other "nations" really are. Remember, these tribalist atrocities occur in an ancient "nation" that also has satellites in space and nuclear weapons, yet lacks water and sewage systems. Sleep tight.
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
OdinsAcolyte, 1/2/2013 11:29:54 AM (No. 9094724)
Why do the families not take revenge? Do such a thing to mine and the slaughter would be assured! I do not understand...
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
Pete Stone, 1/2/2013 12:20:06 PM (No. 9094820)
No. 8: Castration would have a significant deterrent effect, especially if names and photos of the gelded rapists were widely published.
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Reply 11 - Posted by:
Lefticide, 1/2/2013 1:58:54 PM (No. 9094988)
Not just castration, but removal of ALL genitalia. Make them use a catheter for the rest of their lives.
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Reply 12 - Posted by:
so_free_me, 1/2/2013 2:03:50 PM (No. 9094999)
In Puritan New England young women walked around with impunity. Rape was almost unheard of. When Jonathan Edwards was minister in Northhampton the great sin some young men were found in was giggling over line drawings in a medical book. (BTW, don´t think you are reading about puritans when you read the much later Nathaniel Hawthorne´s Scarlet Letter).
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Newtown killer Adam Lanza may have launched his murder spree at Sandy Hook Elementary School as an “act of revenge,” the Daily News has learned. A close friend of Lanza’s mother told The News that the troubled boy was a target of relentless bullying when he attended the Connecticut school years ago. “I think Adam felt betrayed by the school and this was his act of revenge,” said Marvin LaFontaine, a friend of Nancy Lanza’s. “Nancy told me he was being picked on at school. That they were just torturing him.”
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ATTLEBORO, Mass. — As many as 25 students at a Massachusetts school were denied lunch this week — with at least some forced to dump their food in the garbage — because they couldn´t pay, school officials and parents said. Outraged parents said some students at Coelho Middle School in Attleboro cried when they were told by a worker for the district´s food service provider they could not eat on Tuesday because they couldn´t pay or their pre-paid accounts were short on funds. The on-site director for the company, Whitsons Culinary Group of Islandia, N.Y., was placed on administrative leave by
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