Punk kids post date rape pics on Facebook.

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I hope that the coppers charge these kids. Even with a slap on the wrist conviction, their names will forever appear on the sex offender list because of the child porn. Good luck getting a job that requires a clean record. That'll teach these stupid kids to thumb their noses at the law & ruin this poor girl's life even more than the original rapers did.
 

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What the fuck were these idiots thinking ? Boys in a large metropolitan city could not find willing sex partners ? They had to force someone ?
clearly you have never taken any club drugs nor are you familiar with that environment
 
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As a few have said, times are changing. Kids now have access to so much information about everything that they an be informed well beyond their years. The one thing that has not changed to keep up with the times is our archaic youth protection law. I'm all for protecting the victims' identities, but not the perpetrators when they commit these heinous crimes. These kids know they'll be protected to a certain degree so the deterrent for even comitting the crime isn't strong enough.
 

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When they get these guys in front of a judge it is time for the justice system to take a stand and on conviction they should receive the maximum sentence WITH NO POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE OR EARLY RELEASE until the entire sentence has been served. If the little bastards have to spend two years in pre-trial custody then TOO FUCKING BAD. No time off for time spent in custody or for "good" behaviour. Put them into the general population of a prison like Kingston so that they can experience and feel the terror that the victim must have felt and the shame she will now be forced to endure.

It sounds like her family is going to have relocate because so many people know who she is that she can never return to her old school, or any school in the area.
 

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Put them into the general population of a prison like Kingston so that they can experience and feel the terror that the victim must have felt and the shame she will now be forced to endure.
Justice sweet justice.





It sounds like her family is going to have relocate because so many people know who she is that she can never return to her old school, or any school in the area.
With Facebook, and the like, that is pretty much North America, even the entire planet.
 

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Two of them have been arrested so far.

What I don't understand really is this: http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20100917/gang-rape-100917/20100917/?hub=CalgaryHome

Hyland said many of the youths contacted by police were defiant when asked to stop distributing the pictures
It doesn't surprise me that there's a group of fucked up young men who gang raped a young woman. There are always bad apples, that's why we have police. What does surprise me is that attitude of a much larger number of these kids that there is nothing wrong with distributing a video of a woman being raped.
 

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Two of them have been arrested so far.

What I don't understand really is this: http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20100917/gang-rape-100917/20100917/?hub=CalgaryHome



It doesn't surprise me that there's a group of fucked up young men who gang raped a young woman. There are always bad apples, that's why we have police. What does surprise me is that attitude of a much larger number of these kids that there is nothing wrong with distributing a video of a woman being raped.
what surprises me is that the cops are not laying charges for child porn
 

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Odd response by the youths, almost makes me wonder if the woman might appear more willingly involved in the video than the rape description might suggest.
 

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Odd response by the youths, almost makes me wonder if the woman might appear more willingly involved in the video than the rape description might suggest.
"RCMP Const. Aaron Lloyd said that at some point during the party, the teen was given a "date rape" drug that rendered her unconscious. She was then taken out of the house where the main party was taking place and assaulted by five to seven youths."

I don't know what the video looked like, but, if the news release is accurate, she was out cold during it, so in that case I guess she couldn't be consenting.
 

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According to female party-goers it was consensual. It read in an article, that police were called only after she saw pics on Facebook. Apparently she forgot about the episode only to be reminded once she saw the pics. I wonder what she accounted the soreness to?
 

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Two of them have been arrested so far.

It doesn't surprise me that there's a group of fucked up young men who gang raped a young woman. There are always bad apples, that's why we have police. What does surprise me is that attitude of a much larger number of these kids that there is nothing wrong with distributing a video of a woman being raped.
Neither of these things are surprising. If I were a teen in this day and age, I would probably distribute the video too. The video is full of fail and obviously plays on the morbid curiousity factor - the types of things that normal teens are fascinated by. Secondly, when you're a 16 year old teen, you don't know or even think that video of yourself and your friends in sexual acts is child porn.

When I was a teen, I was told more than a few times by peers to utilize date rape drugs. I was told that it was a superior alternative to getting girls drunk for sex. Not wanting to be involved in rape, I always declined. I understood then as I do now that having sexual contact with women who are under the influence of anything is asking for trouble.

If a rape actually occured here, punishment for these kids should be severe.
 

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http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/863037--students-urged-to-stop-distributing-rape-images

Jasmine Hillier, a 14-year-old Grade 9 pupil at the Vancouver-area school who wasn’t at the party, said she couldn’t believe the assault or that people were posting photos to the web.

“I think it’s a pretty terrible thing that they did, and especially to videotape it and put it on the Internet — what kind of people do you have to be to do something like that?” Hillier told several reporters who had gathered outside the school.

Hillier and her friends said rumours were swirling around school about the party and what happened to the girl, and despite word from the RCMP that the girl was drugged and violently assaulted, some students still don’t believe it was rape.

“Why would anybody want rape?” said one of Hillier’s friends, also a Grade 9 student, who didn’t want her name published.

“Nobody asks to be raped,” said another.

But despite all the attention the case has received and the strong language from police and school officials, some students weren’t getting the message.

“I heard she wanted to do the stuff,” said a Grade 11 student who didn’t provide his name.

When asked why he believed that, he shrugged: “There’s stories everywhere, I don’t know what to believe.”


Brandon King, a Grade 11 student, said he was at the party and knew people were drinking and doing drugs, but he didn’t know anything was wrong :rolleyes: when he was there.

“It was fun, I never even saw or heard of this when I was there,” said King. “There was (a similar party the) week before, and nothing went wrong there

Photos are being traded among students using cellphones. Police have been warning people that the photos are child pornography because the girl is under 18 and trading them is a criminal offence.
 

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Brandon King, a Grade 11 student, said he was at the party and knew people were drinking and doing drugs, but he didn’t know anything was wrong :rolleyes: when he was there.
lol I don't think he's referring to the rape when he says he didn't know anything was wrong - he wasn't aware that it was happening or happened. I'm confident he knows that drugs are bad and illegal yadda yadda.

Were any of the posters in this thread teenagers at some point in your lives? You guys act like you've just been beamed down from Mars and just can't understand what it's like to be a young person. Does something happen to people when they hit 40 years old that they lose all recollection about what it's like to be a teenager?

ps. if any of you have a teenager daughter who is out on this Friday night, there is a 50/50 chance that she's taking a dick in her ass as I type this, with her consent.
 
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lol I think he's referring to the rape when he says he didn't know anything was wrong - he wasn't aware that it was happening or happened. I'm confident he knows that drugs are bad and illegal yadda yadda.

Were any of the posters in this thread teenagers at some point in your lives? You guys act like you've just been beamed down from Mars and just can't understand what it's like to be a young person. Does something happen to people when they hit 40 years old that they lose all recollection about what it's like to be a teenager?

ps. if any of you have a teenager daughter who is out on this Friday night, there is a 50/50 chance that she's taking a dick in her ass as I type this, with her consent.
What the Fuck ?!
I do not condone rape means I forgot what it is to be young ? You are one idiotic Fuck-nut Gusto.
Is that what you did when you were a teen ? What is your age and where did you attend HS, maybe the police can solve some past rapes.
I can remember what it is like to be a teen and rest assured I never though of rape. NEVER !
I have often thought you like to just stir up shit, but this is one of the stupidest things you have ever posted.
And nice comment about daughters. I doubt you have much respect for women.
 

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What the Fuck ?!
I do not condone rape means I forgot what it is to be young ? You are one idiotic Fuck-nut Gusto.
Is that what you did when you were a teen ? What is your age and where did you attend HS, maybe the police can solve some past rapes.
I can remember what it is like to be a teen and rest assured I never though of rape. NEVER !
I have often thought you like to just stir up shit, but this is one of the stupidest things you have ever posted.
And nice comment about daughters. I doubt you have much respect for women.
You're dumb.
 

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According to female party-goers it was consensual. It read in an article, that police were called only after she saw pics on Facebook. Apparently she forgot about the episode only to be reminded once she saw the pics. I wonder what she accounted the soreness to?
She was drugged and unconcious how do you figure it could be "consensual"?????????

And no she didn't "forget" about the incident, she was likely never even aware of it, or only vaguely aware in some hazy drug stupor.
 

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She was drugged and unconscious how do you figure it could be "consensual"?????????

And no she didn't "forget" about the incident, she was likely never even aware of it, or only vaguely aware in some hazy drug stupor.
Unless you've seen the video, you do not know if she was unconscious.
 

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Unless you've seen the video, you do not know if she was unconscious.
RCMP Const. Aaron Lloyd said that at some point during the party, the teen was given a "date rape" drug that rendered her unconscious.

Do you have some reason to doubt Constable Aaron Lloyd's word that she was? Presumably he did see the video. Good enough for me.
 
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