In the current war on teenage sex, a recent study reported here in the LA Times classifies "arguing between boyfriend and girlfriend" to be a form of "sexual violence"
Naturally, the LA times reporter didn't for one second question the way this report lies.
Prosecutors nationwide are salivating at thought of going after those 17 year old boys who dare to argue (or push for sex) from their girlfriends. Even more juicy is the prospect of wiping out the life savings of these boy's parents, with 100K/200K legal fees just a beginning. For lesbian and/or Feminist prosecutors, of course the satisfaction is more simple... destroying those boys who rejected them in high school.
All teenage boys go to jail, all boy's parents destroyed. The witchunt against teenage boys continues.
http://www.latimes.com/science/scienceno...9499.story
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Sexual assault not rare among teens. Neither is feeling responsible.
Nearly 1 in 10 young Americans between ages 14 and 21 acknowledges having perpetrated an act of sexual violence at least once, and 4% of a nationally representative sample of American kids reported attempting or completing rape, a new study finds.
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Drawing upon the U.S. Justice Department definitions of sexual violence, the authors of the latest research asked participants whether they had ever engaged in a wide range of behaviors, including kissing, touching, making an unwilling partner do something sexual or coercing or forcing someone who did not want to have sex to do so. That range of behavior might range from sexual harassment to rape, but is generally all defined as sexual violence.
Coercive tactics, including arguing, pressuring, getting angry or making someone feel guilty, were most commonly reported by those who acknowledged attempted or completed rape. And the study found that 75% of the cases of sexual violence occurred in the context of a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship.
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Naturally, the LA times reporter didn't for one second question the way this report lies.
Prosecutors nationwide are salivating at thought of going after those 17 year old boys who dare to argue (or push for sex) from their girlfriends. Even more juicy is the prospect of wiping out the life savings of these boy's parents, with 100K/200K legal fees just a beginning. For lesbian and/or Feminist prosecutors, of course the satisfaction is more simple... destroying those boys who rejected them in high school.
All teenage boys go to jail, all boy's parents destroyed. The witchunt against teenage boys continues.
http://www.latimes.com/science/scienceno...9499.story
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Sexual assault not rare among teens. Neither is feeling responsible.
Nearly 1 in 10 young Americans between ages 14 and 21 acknowledges having perpetrated an act of sexual violence at least once, and 4% of a nationally representative sample of American kids reported attempting or completing rape, a new study finds.
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Drawing upon the U.S. Justice Department definitions of sexual violence, the authors of the latest research asked participants whether they had ever engaged in a wide range of behaviors, including kissing, touching, making an unwilling partner do something sexual or coercing or forcing someone who did not want to have sex to do so. That range of behavior might range from sexual harassment to rape, but is generally all defined as sexual violence.
Coercive tactics, including arguing, pressuring, getting angry or making someone feel guilty, were most commonly reported by those who acknowledged attempted or completed rape. And the study found that 75% of the cases of sexual violence occurred in the context of a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship.
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