Girl gets gang raped. Hypocrites cry.

Girl gets gang raped. Hypocrites cry.

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[quote]Investigators say as many as 20 people were involved in or stood and watched the gang rape of a 15-year-old girl outside a California high school homecoming dance Saturday night.[/quote]


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WALNUT CREEK - Onlookers laughed, took pictures and even joined in Saturday night during the two-hour gang rape of a semi-conscious 15-year-old outside her high school homecoming dance, police said Monday.
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/10/28/BA621ABOF6.DTL

[quote]The boys, ages 15, 16 and 17, were among five suspects that had been arrested in connection with the crime as of Wednesday. Police were continuing their investigation and expect to make more arrests.

Police said they now believe that as many as 10 young men may have assaulted the girl Saturday after she left her school's homecoming dance. They initially said that about six young men attacked the girl.[/quote]


It really takes a group effort to make sure something like this get's done right doesn't it? A society that teaches group participation in the targeting and victimization of some if it's citizens could only produce results such as this.


I am sure many read the story this week of the 15 year old who got gang raped, by about 6-10 guys while about another 15 looked on or did nothing. It's like the movie the accused with Jody Foster, but for this time period, hopefully the guys managed not to chant while raping her, but who knows.

Now I am watching this story as the world get outraged and calls these boys sick and depraved and are disgusted by the ones who raped and equally disgusted by the ones who watched and did nothing.

Society are going on about what good people they are, how they would never sit back and watch while this happened, how the boys and young men deserve to be "hung, raped, and beaten, killed," whatever. I am quoting some of the comments that I have read. The thing that first struck me about this story and the hypocrisy that was sure to follow is that society watch and are aware of victimization's like this daily, and many themselves do nothing, but they don't see it in the same light, but I do, and that's what I have been reporting for the last few years.

Let me try to put this in context. Many when this story first came out blamed in on the youth of today, and the stop snitching culture of this time period, but I did not see it that way. See I can almost bet that many of these fine upstanding young men, were part of these citizen informant programs long before this even began, like so many teens are these days.

Also society seems to forget that they are currently taking part in one of the biggest stop snitching programs out there. The code of silence that prevents you from talking about your one handed sign language gang, is one of the biggest stop snitching programs out there. Seconded only to the police and their blue wall of silence and the Mafia's omerta. It's all the same code of silence, and people see wrongs happening under this all the time but are afraid to snitch and do anything about it, so if you want to condemn stop snitching, look no further than yourself.

The behavior that these boys and young men displayed, watching people get victimized, calling friends to come take part, taking pictures so that they can put in on the internet, and not saying anything to protect the group and cause they don't want to get their asses kicked. Where have I seen this before? Oh wait I know, this is what I see consistently with the victimization's that Targeted Individuals face.

You have members of society who come together to systemically destroy, victimize, and psychologically rape, and in some cases like Ramona Lopez physically rape targets. You destroy their lives, you rob them of their dignity, you dehumanize them, you rob them of what is sacred, and you like these animals show no remorse in many cases. (Not all cases because there are some who are not like this, not everyone is like this.) However too many are like this. They call their friends and other snitches to come watch the target break down, they wait till they are at the breaking point, then try to break them down that much more so they can push them over the end to suicide, and institutionalization. They take pictures of targets at their worst moments and post it, like sick trophies.

The ones who don't get blood directly on their hands, watch, and often cheer on what is happening, just like these males did. It's how society is. So when you act all outraged at these boys, men, males, and call them animals, and wish bad things on them, and want revenge for this girl, and call yourselves good people who would have acted differently, take a good look at yourselves, because everyday that you let Targeted Individuals be victimized and are aware of it and do nothing, you are the same as the bystanders in this case who did nothing.

Also many are blaming the girl, oh she got drunk with them and walked off into a dark alley with them, that does not justify what these creatures did to her. All it does is try to paint their actions as justified when they are not, just like many try to paint their actions against targets as ok.

Remember targets are psychologically raped and physically tortured in their homes, burnt, they are harassed daily, driven to suicide, some of our women are raped, some have electronic devices aimed at their reproductive organs (eugenics), some targets have their kids victimized, some have pets killed, some get into accidents where they die, or other accidents where they die, and this system this code of silence is protected. Many blast these boys for doing nothing, for keeping silence out of fear or retribution, but then do the exact same thing. They keep silence, watching our misery, they take part, and get their friends to join in, they see it as good sport, the same way the guys raping and watching this young girl must have seen it.

See people are quick to cast the first stone and condemn what these guys did, but where they are hypocrites is that they turn around and claim that they would not do the same thing, but they do the same things and worst to targets everyday. So here it is, here is your chance to prove that you are different, to prove that you are not hypocrites, to prove that you would not sit back and watch someone be raped physically or psychologically, that you would not watch someone be tortured and do nothing, or ignore it, or take pictures it on your cellphones the way so many informants do.

Here is your chance to prove that you are not hypocrites? Any takes? They kept silent the same as many of you will keep silent and protect the codes and systems that you have come to know. They watched this girl be victimized and violated, and some enjoyed it, because this is what the society is teaching them to do, so how can you expect any better when you get these results?

You have a generation upcoming, taking part in this sickness and learning that victimizing people, targeted people is ok, under specific circumstances, and then when that extends into the animalistic actions that we see here, how can you be surprised by it? This is what this system teaches, this is what you protect, and these guys are a product of this system.

When I heard this story was I surprised by it? No. Because such or similar victimizations are a daily thing in the Targeted Individual world, the only difference is that many of us, see the participants and this system for the violators that they are. After spending three years trying to get people to care, to speak out, I still get people trying to deny that such victimization's are happening, much less getting people to see their role in this and the true damage being done to the victims or the targets of this system.

It's equally reprehensible what is being done to targets, it's just our attackers are more numerous, our victimization is 24/7, and they don't drag us into dark allies to violate us, most of our violations are done in our very homes, the places we should be able to call sanctuaries.

Was I surprised by this story no, because I see the same or similar everyday, as people take part, or stand by and do nothing. Did I expect the hypocrisy, as society taps it's self on the shoulder reminding itself of what a good society it is, shouting we would never do that, if in the same situation we would report it, well here is your change to show what good citizens you all are.

http://www.indigoribbon.com/Quilt/

http://gangstalkingworld.com/Media/2007/11/ramona-lopez/
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b59_1194549634

http://gangstalkingworld.com/Media/2008/01/ruth-goodman/

Just a couple of the stories and the every victimization's some targets face.

Male Rape. Part 4.

Sexual Slavery.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4_uvvcaDqw

It's hard to imagine that this is happening in the U.S. but it is. In these prisons men are being bought and sold for sex. They are being used for oral, anal and other sexual practices, and some are being sold as property. This is happening to young men, 16, 17, etc year olds who get placed with older men, this is happening to white males, gay males, effeminate males, and black and Hispanic men as well.

http://www.hrw.org/legacy/reports/2001/prison/case_histories2.html#pe

[quote]S.H.
I was "rented out" for sexual favors, and a lot of the guys who rented me are not rapists, or assaulted as children, or any other stereotypical model. They just wanted some sexual satisfaction, even though they knew I was not deriving pleasure from it, and was there only because I was forced to . . . . I was with the Valluco (Valley) crowd, so I was only passed around to them for free. D. Town Hispanics had to pay. They were charged $3 for a blow-job, $5 for anal sex . . . . I am not effeminate, nor am I even homosexual.(277)

With two prior nonviolent felonies, S.H. received a seventy-five year sentence for burglary in 1994. He was twenty-four years old.[/quote]

This happens a lot and men get rented out and bought and sold. According to the letters sent to no escape the guards are well aware of these practices and they just don't care.
S.H. story is heartbreaking and it's one of the worst that I have heard. Take a moment to read his full story, it will give you an idea of what can happen to men in prison.

http://www.genderberg.com/phpNuke/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=95

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According to court papers and his own detailed account, the Gangster Disciples and then other gangs treated Mr. Johnson as a sex slave. They bought and sold him, and they rented him out. Some sex acts cost $5, others $10.

Last month, a federal appeals court allowed a civil rights lawsuit that Mr. Johnson has filed against prison officials to go to trial. The ruling, the first to acknowledge the equal protection rights of homosexuals abused in prison, said the evidence in the case was "horrific."
"I was forced into oral sex and anal sex on a daily basis," said Mr. Johnson, who has been living in a boarding house here since his release in December. "Not for a month or two. For, like, 18 months."

The phenomenon of sexual slavery in prison has only recently emerged from the shadows. Prison rape, in general, has received sporadic notice over the years and sustained attention more recently, with the passage last year of a federal law that aims to eliminate it. But there has never been a comprehensive study of incarcerated gay men subjected to sexual abuse.[/quote]


Psychological Submission.
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[quote]Viewed from outside, the sexual relationship between J.D. and his cell-mate would likely have appeared consensual. Indeed, in instances where the victim makes little apparent effort to escape the abuse, both prisoners and prison authorities often fall into the trap of viewing non-consensual sexual activity as consensual, ignoring the larger context in which the activity takes place. 8 Consent however assumes the existence of choice. As will be described in more detail below, where prisoners feel unprotected and know in advance that their escape routes are closed, a narrow focus on consent is misguided. In other words, the relevant inquiry in evaluating sexual activity in prison is not simply "did the inmate consent to sex?" but also "did the inmate have the power to refuse unwanted sex?"[/quote]

The other thing is to avoid the shame of having to say that they were raped and forced, or having to be raped by dozens of men, some men will eventually give in and chose to have one man. The idea is that it is better to have to service one man, than to have to be the toy of dozens or hundreds of men over a prison stay, just increasing the chances of physically being torn and bruised, repeatedly beaten, and raped. In situations like this, men can be passed around and treated as women, forced to wear lipstick, dress in tight clothing, taking on the role of females, but this is done in order to survive. To however say that because they submitted under these conditions that it was consensual is a misconception.

http://books.google.ca/books?id=QkFfYfEO5IgC&pg=PA163&lpg=PA163&dq=%E2%80%9CI+had+no+choice+but+to+submit+to+being+Inmate+B%E2%80%99s+prison+wife.+Out+of+fear+for+my+life,+I+submitted+to+sucking+his+dick,&source=bl&ots=d8bbFTsX3o&sig=QeY0pPcik4JgVy5mcw6S2tk1sOk&hl=en&ei=9EaQSpWzJcPSlAeBn5icDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false

[quote][B]ased on my experience the most common kind of rape in prisons today is the confidence rape which involve the rapist getting the confidence of the victim and then at some point turning on him and raping him. In my opinion the next in frequency would be the date rape where one inmate convinces another to double cell with him and then t some point rapes him. The next would be extortion rape followed by drugging rape and finally strong arm rape. The reason strong arm rape is the least frequent is because it is so much easier to rape an inmate using the other techniques. None of the types of prison rape described are rare. If anything they are rarely reported. Rape really is a big problem in prison today. To give you an idea of how frequent rape is in prison, if victims would report every time they were raped in prison I would say that in the prison that I am in (which is a medium security prison) there would be a reported incident every day.__________________V.H., Pennsylvania, 3/15/97[/quote]

[quote]You take a guy who's been raped in prison and he is going to be filled with a tremendous amount of rage....Now eventually he is going to get out. Most people do. And all the studies show that today's victim is tomorrow's predator. So by refusing to deal with this in an intelligent way, you are genuinely sentencing society to an epidemic of future rapes. 41[/quote]

The violations are accepted by prison and jail officials alike, and the inmates of the jail. It's that this is just how it is attitude, and many end up having to deal with it.
From the book No escape, rape in US jails you get a really comprehensive view of what is happening to these men. There is truly no escape, no where to run, no one to turn to, and no help.

In many cases the assaults go unreported for fear of reprisals, being labeled a snitch, or a complete indifference on the part of prison officials. In other cases when the rapes do get reported, they are treated as nothing important, if a case makes it to court, the court often side with the prosecutors, and dismiss the cases, the victims are often just like others in the past re-victimized by the system. They are left without recourse and yes they often have to go back into the violent environments that were responsible for their rapes in the first place.
Many men are raped repeatedly and by numerous sources. In many cases it's not for a lack of trying to fight back, or to try to resist the attempts of aggression, it's just an environment that is hard to understand unless you have read of their experiences.

Recommendations

When they get out and while they are in, men need mental health help to deal with the things that happen to them in prison, the violence, rapes, traumas. They need to be tested, but they need privacy, in jail nothing is secret or sacred, so many men do not get tested, do not report rapes, do not use protection, cause the option is not there.

Stop the over crowding in jail. Many of these men do not belong in jail, they could be placed elsewhere for none violent offences.

Immediate orientation for men and women entering prisons on how to avoid sexual assault. Virgina Department of Corrections has such a program. It's not hard to implement and it could save lives.

Testing of inmates before they come to jail, and after they leave. (Not mandatory, but recommended.)

When they get out many will again repeat acts of violence, because they were not helped, and the vicious cycle will continue.

Known rapists should not be housed with other men who are vulnerable. They just keep raping and raping them.

However to answer your question, this is what I surprisingly came across, in my opinion based on the research that I read, that others have already done into this, and the book no escape, male rape in America, then these are things that need to be done. The sooner the better.
Men may even have to ban together to form class action law suits.