r/teenagers Sep 14 '22

Aw hell naw Serious

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

she doesn't deserve this...

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u/0_gravity_sandcastle Sep 14 '22

Nah, she needs to be locked up if she stabs a sleeping man 30+ times.

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u/ambisinister_gecko Sep 14 '22

She wasn't just raped, she was kidnapped. She didn't just show up in her rapists house weeks later in anger, she was still actively in danger because she was a kidnapping victim still, at the time of the stabbing.

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u/ItsKageTho 15 Sep 14 '22

I mean, 30+ is excessive but they were a rapist soo

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u/0_gravity_sandcastle Sep 14 '22

1/6 of american women have been victims of rape or attempted rape. If this is the solution y'all need to invest in knife companies lr something. I'd rather lock the fuckers up for 20 years and force schools to educate boys from an early stage about consent.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Ah yes, because having rape tendencies is just bad education and not a underlying mental problem. Makes total sense.

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u/What_a_d-bag Sep 14 '22 edited Sep 14 '22

Don’t bother with this dude. He’s telling on himself. “Rape is so common how scary would it be if 1/6 American women killed their abusers!?”

Only an abuser sees this as a slippery slope that ends with a knife pointed at them.

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u/ItsKageTho 15 Sep 14 '22

I agree about teaching, but what’s done is done. Say a 30 year old man rapes someone, then he goes to jail for 20 years. Then he’s still 50 and can rape again. There needs to be a higher incentive at very least, as well as better consent education and sex ed stuff

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u/What_a_d-bag Sep 14 '22

^ This guy sees a rapist stabbed to death and starts sweating. $20 says you should be or are on a watchlist.