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Female teacher is charged with raping a 13-year-old boy... for two years.
Yes, it's illegal. Why are we not outraged?
Yes, it's illegal. Why are we not outraged?
posted by Spencerblog at
7:09 AM
Sunday, January 11, 2009
11 Comments:
we are outrage. you must be part of the "we" that isn't. was your schoolboy fantasy, perhaps?
Perhaps.
Just more of the double standard.
aren't we overdue to speak in code?
yes, spencer's double standard.
Isn't someone who is ever guilty of promoting double standards then charging others with double standards like a double negative or something? Kinda like an idiot calling someone else a moron? Or an apologist calling someone a racist? Lib hypocrites are funny.
Yes, it's terrible when all those teenage boys get knocked up and nobody seems to care.
And we must equate a 30 year old female teacher's pregnancy with that of a 14 year old girl.
Another example of this blog's "duh"-bull standard.
Whatever THAT's supposed to mean.
In any case, there is a double standard because boys and girls ARE different when it comes to societal attitudes concerning sex, vulnerability and vicitimization.
Equal justice requires the law to treat sex between adults and minors of either sex as illegal but the law can not require anyone to muster the same level of outrage for a 30-year-old female teacher "taking advantage" of a 13-year-old boy as a 30-year-old male taking advantage of a 13-year-old girl.
The double standard's is society's and is hardly evil or stupid.
So, you are crying that there is no outrage over a double standard. All the while you are advocating a double standard and lacking the very outrage that you claim is lacking.
Sounds more like typical Gil double-speak.
Stop whining like you even care one way or the other on this issue.
gil, you opened up the randal 'double-standard floodgates. you've been warned!
Equal justice requires the law to treat sex between adults and minors of either sex as illegal but the law can not require anyone to muster the same level of outrage
Great line.
Truly equal justice of the negative kind isn’t what bull Feminists had in mind when they agitated for “equal” rights. Same for blacks. Their idea of “equal” includes special considerations and treatment too. Hardly equal.
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