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Rape The Gay Away

Arcade22

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JOHANNESBURG: A 13-year-old girl has become the latest victim of ''corrective rape'' as the trend of violent attacks on lesbians shows no signs of letting up.

''The government condemns this senseless and cowardly act of criminality,'' a department of justice spokesman, Tlali Tlali, said in a statement.

''Gay and lesbian rights are human and constitutional rights which must be protected and respected at all times,'' he said, promising a police investigation and assistance to the girl and her family.
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The latest victim was said to have been open about her sexuality and was raped on Thursday in Pretoria, presumably as an act of ''corrective rape'' - so called, when men rape a woman to try to ''fix'' her homosexual orientation.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/girl-13...ix-lesbians-20110508-1ee8q.html#ixzz1Lx4kzQrL

No mention in the article on whether the treatment was successful or not...
 
''Gay and lesbian rights are human and constitutional rights which must be protected and respected at all times,'' he said, promising a police investigation and assistance to the girl and her family.

See, they're already heading in the wrong direction by implying that the girl's sexual orientation makes this a 'special' case different from other rapes. Rape is rape, the victim's orientation isn't a mitigating circumstance.
 
See, they're already heading in the wrong direction by implying that the girl's sexual orientation makes this a 'special' case different from other rapes. Rape is rape, the victim's orientation isn't a mitigating circumstance.

I didn't read it that way. I see the which referring to "human and constitutional rights."

"Gay and lesbian rights are human and constitutional rights. Human and constitutional rights must be protected and respected at all times."
 
I'm sure that treatment made her love men now, all right.
 
See, they're already heading in the wrong direction by implying that the girl's sexual orientation makes this a 'special' case different from other rapes. Rape is rape, the victim's orientation isn't a mitigating circumstance.

Except that if she was raped because of her sexual orientation, then the crime is different from another rape. Why? Because the underlying cause of the problem is different. If I burn down your house because I like lighting fires, that's one thing, if I burn down your house because you refused to pay extortion money, that's an entirely different problem, with different solutions.

Treating one type of problem as though it were the same as another is a recipe for failure.
 

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