Stanford sexual assault: Brock Turner's father sparks outrag

[Meekychuppet]

I did. It was all opinion.

OK.

[pErvinalia]

So do you reckon she was asking for it? If she didn't want to get raped she wouldn't have passed out alone in public, amiright?

[mistermack]

I presume you're retracting your claim that I made this man into a rapist?

Certainly not. And you killed Diana and Kennedy.

You are clearly an alien, bent on destroying the world from the inside of a human that you've taken over.

Don't think I haven't noticed.

[Meekychuppet]

I presume you're retracting your claim that I made this man into a rapist?

Certainly not. And you killed Diana and Kennedy.

You are clearly an alien, bent on destroying the world from the inside of a human that you've taken over.

Don't think I haven't noticed.

You're trying to joke your way out of it. We're obviously done on that point.

[tattuchu]

I heard she had to put off a pedicure to be present at the trial. That's fucking barbaric!

Can't put up the family pics? Oh, the horror. Why, that's as bad as being raped! Worse, actually, because not only do they not have any family pics on the walls, but they can't even eat a ribeye steak. Honestly, you'd think that would be punishment enough, right? Fucking judge, what an asshole for putting that poor boy in jail! Hasn't he suffered enough?

[Hermit]

[pErvinalia]

Cuck.

[Sean Hayden]

-seems obvious

Regarding defending the son, I saw an interview with Dahmer and his dad, in which his dad said the usual he's my son and so I love him. One of the creepiest things I've seen.

[cronus]

His mother gave a robust defence also....

http://heavy.com/news/2016/06/carleen-b ... n-parents/

My once vibrant and happy boy is distraught, deeply depressed, terribly wounded, and filled with despair. His smile is gone forever-that beautiful grin is no more. … We are devastated beyond belief. My beautiful, happy family will never know happiness again.

[pErvinalia]

We've been talking about the mother for a while now, Scump.

[mistermack]

-seems obvious

Regarding defending the son, I saw an interview with Dahmer and his dad, in which his dad said the usual he's my son and so I love him. One of the creepiest things I've seen.

But I can see his logic. Poor Geoffrey paid a high price for just a few days of action.
And so did his poor mummy and daddy. Put them right off eating meat.

[Strontium Dog]

There is nothing wrong with a parent unconditionally loving their child, nor even mourning the ways in which their lives have been irreversibly altered by factors outside their control.

But seeking to minimise and defend what is a pretty horrendous sexual assault, with no sympathy whatsoever for the victim, is clearly out of order.

[tattuchu]

There is nothing wrong with a parent unconditionally loving their child, nor even mourning the ways in which their lives have been irreversibly altered by factors outside their control.

But seeking to minimise and defend what is a pretty horrendous sexual assault, with no sympathy whatsoever for the victim, is clearly out of order.

Exactly.

[Exi5tentialist]

There is nothing wrong with a parent unconditionally loving their child, nor even mourning the ways in which their lives have been irreversibly altered by factors outside their control.

But seeking to minimise and defend what is a pretty horrendous sexual assault, with no sympathy whatsoever for the victim, is clearly out of order.

Unconditional love to a baby is fine. But surely there comes an age when some conditionality had to creep in? What is love anyway in this context?

[Meekychuppet]

There is nothing wrong with a parent unconditionally loving their child, nor even mourning the ways in which their lives have been irreversibly altered by factors outside their control.

But seeking to minimise and defend what is a pretty horrendous sexual assault, with no sympathy whatsoever for the victim, is clearly out of order.

If and when you go through such an experience with your own child I look forward to you making good on this.