User Profile: RaydocX

RaydocX

Member Since: March 18, 2012

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  • say that when it’s an 18 year old jock who pressures your 14 year old freshman into sex after the homecoming game, then ruins her reputation talking about how ‘easy’ she is to the rest of the team.

    it’s either we’re equal or we’re not equal, but too many wanting the ‘same’ treatment don’t want the same consequences.

  • so the parents warned the aggressor here repeatedly before going to the authorities.

    sorry, i’m not anti-lgbt, but this is supposed to be a world of equality, and if this was an 18 year old boy ignoring a 14 year old girl’s parents warnings, the response of the police could be more aggressive than the manner in which they have been treating this female predator.

    i know people who were pressured into sex in their teens… it’s wrong whatever the age, but that sort of experience at that age colors the individuals entire sexual experience going forward. And while the number of boys who ‘experiment’ are low, ‘studies claim’ that lots of girls experiement… any suggestion that the Smith’s daughter is an avowed lesbian conveniently ignores such studies which are at their heart designed to prove how normal and acceptable homosexuality is…

    regardless of your position about homosexuality, sexual predation on minors is never acceptable. ‘free katie’ is a microcosm example of the fools that wear ‘che’ shirts and who cheered Michael Jackson’s escaping conviction on abusing kids. Decades of public education indoctrinating children to tolerate the outlyers and championing celebrity over substance threatens to render the nation incapable of deserving our freedom, much less protecting it.

  • red heerring… she was killed in the dark of night… people HEARD the screams, but there was no crowd, some did go in search, others called the police.

    this is a misrepresentation of fact that has been fed to psuch students for more than 20 years…

    Freakonomics had the real story.

  • dunno, i think that lorrie in the picture would do a quite nice job of flattening the murderer and assuring he does not ‘assault’ another innocent or effect his escape… there are ALWAYS weapons available.

    Example… i cannot carry my EDC folding knife on a flight… but there is a tactical pen in my flight bag, and a stop at any of the various eateries will provide a nice plastic knife with a serrated edge. worried about the bigger knife? use one of the chairs from the same eateries.

    There were weapons available to anyone who would have stopped to think about it. The spectators were lucky that these weak excuse for terrorists chose to stop and pontificate instead of extending the slaughter to the next nearest potential victim.

  • grab a broom. Get in your car and use the door to smack them… get the tire iron. get a trash can.

    When one person begins to act, others will help.

    And it’s NOT that group mind cr*p they taught in psych in the 80′s and 90′s… the Kitty Genovese murder was not one where bystanders stood and watched… people did call the police, people did try to search out what they HEARD happening, and there was not a group standing around seeing it happen.

    that’s a popular urban legend the Left tell in trying to encourage our kids to be sheeple just like you see surrounding the murder scene in that video. it’s sad, being passive doesn’t prevent violence… it merely guarantees the bad guys get to complete what violence they want to perpetrate, and on a larger pool of potential victims.

  • Drako, because you would cower and hope for the quick arrival of the police does NOT mean that is what most others would do.

    Men more than women, but in this world all adults have to stop and decide if they are going to be sheep or sheepdogs… those who choose to be wolves are the ones running young men over and hacking them to death. And they predate on the sheep in the absence of the sheep dog.

    But since Vietnam the social push has been to ostracize the sheep dog and pretend he IS the wolf. It does not mean an absence of fear… i still can remember how i felt the first time a gun was pointed in my direction. But letting that fear paralyze you is what gets people killed. Acting despite the fear and trying to do the right thing is what makes us more than mere animals.

  • balding, you are apparently getting too much sun. Marines have NOT held umbrellas for past Presidents. Army members and administration pukes have. check your photos.

    it’s not an issue, except that it violated marine dress code, and the kool aid drinkers like you want to deny ANYTHING that the President does wrong.

  • he was ‘apologizing’ for making the marine hold the umbrella the other day…
    it didn’t occur to him that it’s a different marine, as far as he’s concerned, ‘they all look the same.’

  • time for the states… NOT the Feds… to offer training for interested citizens a la the Swiss and the Israelis… Cannot make it compulsory here in America, but there would be thousands who would volunteer for training in weapons use and how to be more observant in our daily lives, especially if that included, as the IDF and Swiss do, a personal defense weapon to be kept and maintained in the home.

    States would have a roster of people to ask for help in the setting of natural disasters or other problems. Patriots would have a chance to meet other like minded individuals. And more people would be treating the world around them as a condition yellow, watching out for problems instead of watching problems unfold and doing nothing.

  • if memory serves, Reagan was the first to begin saluting the marines in return.
    it raised some hackles on the left at the time since he was not a ‘serving officer’ but apparently we’re not supposed to remember that, considering their ‘shock’ at folks on the Right being upset that a Marine was used as a hat stand.

    I have no problem with his shaking the marine’s hand… though if i was the marine it would not be what i would treasure… more like a relief i was wearing the glove, and a concern about when i could next hit the head to wash.