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I'm sure a lot of people could think of a few things to call them ."Legal ?" Maybe. don't think I would call them professional.
I'm sure a lot of people could think of a few things to call them ."Legal ?" Maybe. don't think I would call them professional.
I'm sure a lot of people could think of a few things to call them .
i have trouble calling the actions of the police good intentions
i see it as punishment, men trying to push women back a few decades so far as freedom and rights go
yeah, cuz groups of white men never get together to strip women of their rights.
no laws have ever been passed to punish women for wanting equality and body autonomy.
i'm just being paranoid
*koof*congress*koff*
i absolutely believe a group of men passed these laws/policies to lower reports of rape and assault on the books.
money and power run the world. those without either suffer.
i absolutely think it's done out of good old boy protecting good old boy aka male privilege.
when rapist serve less than 3 months after conviction, because they didn't want to ruin a young man's life for a few minutes of mistake/bad behavior
when male offenders are referred to as teenage boy while their one year younger victim is spoken of as a woman.
bullshit.
the male backlash is lashing back and it fucking sucks
self-hatred is mad internalized, dude
look at how many women voted for Donald Trump
also..... how many judges are men and how many are women?
cuz i am guessing the numbers ain't 50/50
Women can be sexist too you know. Class could also be a factor.33% of judges in the US are female. It's not 50/50, but it's still a substantial amount and higher than the global average (including most countries in Western Europe).
That particular judge I linked was reprimanded by her state Supreme Court. What she did was within the bounds of her legal authority, but she was reprimanded on live TV by unanimous supreme court decision and ordered to take an anger management class.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/...tim-gets-her-day-in-court-and-it-s-not-pretty
Women can be sexist too you know.
I don't agree completely. While coercion or internalized fears are probably the most common reasons that charges get dropped, every adult must be free to choose his or her own safest course. These are not children, but grown women with some measure of autonomy. Should the women be reincarcerated when 6-18 months later the brute is back out looking for revenge for his sentence? Should she just live in fear when the state fails to secure the prosecution, or worse, successfully prosecutes the monster just to have some impotent judge release him on his own recognizance anyway? You're talking about seeing a grander picture, but you're not applying reality in that manner either.This gross misrepresentation of what is actually happening is what causes sound practices such as forcing commitment to a case to stop (note: people who drop charges against their perpetrators are not exercising "personal freedom" but often coercion) meanwhile expressing that people who are vulnerable in their communities should be let out into the community are just not seeing the bigger picture or true nature of the statutes.
I don't agree completely. While coercion or internalized fears are probably the most common reasons that charges get dropped, every adult must be free to choose his or her own safest course. These are not children, but grown women with some measure of autonomy. Should the women be reincarcerated when 6-18 months later the brute is back out looking for revenge for his sentence? Should she just live in fear when the state fails to secure the prosecution, or worse, successfully prosecutes the monster just to have some impotent judge release him on his own recognizance anyway? You're talking about seeing a grander picture, but you're not applying reality in that manner either.