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Did you see that Australian video, where the guys were abusing the girl?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKqcGyE_WJ8Notice how they say, "She's the ugliest thing I have ever seen," but proceed to engage in sexual acts with her. Some people would ask, "Why would you get a blowjob from a girl you find ugly?" I think video was a case where immature boys wanted to OVERPOWER and humiliate someone, and they knew they could do it with one female.
Sexually violating and beating up a woman is an effective way of making a woman feel really bad about herself. So, I think people like this enjoy making their victim suffer and that makes them feel powerful? A lot of people are horny, but they would have some remorse.
But, some teenage boys are notorious for being blind sheep and will call anything "ugly". They will do anything to make other people feel bad, to desperately fit in, or to feel that they're "higher" than the other person. Maybe some of the boys in that group did secretly find her attractive, but wanted to make her feel as lousy as possible. Everybody knows that women are appearance-conscious, so calling a teenage girl ugly is another effective way to put a female down and make her feel "lower." I did hear about an abusive husband that would frequently tell his beautiful wife that she was ugly, because it made him feel in control of her.
Well I just said it was "unlikely", not impossible. In most cases, sexual assault is usually motivated by a lack of control over one's sexual desires. In some cases, like that one, it probably is a power issue. People like that are just saddistic; they feel pleasure from inflicting pain on others. Let's hope they get butt-raped in prison by a big Bubba Joe. If not, then I'll just butt-rape them myself.
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Sexual assault victim voices support for Al Hilali3:42 PM November 4
A woman who claims to have been sexually assaulted has come out in support of Muslim cleric Sheikh Taj el-Din Al Hilali at the Lakemba Mosque in Sydney today.
Sheikh Al Hilali and a small group of his supporters were at the mosque today for a funeral service.
After the service he introduced a woman to the media, Cindy Taylor, who says she is from a Melbourne-based victims' support group.
She claims to have been sexually assaulted twice
She says she came to Sydney to declare her support for the sheikh who she describes as a wonderful man.
Ms Taylor says recent comments he made about women inviting sexual assault have been blown out of proportion.
"He believes that the act of rape is one of the worst crimes most capital in Islam and the most barbarian act," she said.
"Anyone that would perpetrate such a crime should be considered an animal - which is where the [speech's] analogy came from."
Yesterday, Sheikh Al Hilali lashed out at the media and called on the Islamic community to stop talking to journalists.
He also issued a statement saying he had asked the Australian Federal Imams Board to take nominations for a new mufti, but declined to say if he would seek re-appointment.
Last night, the sheikh asked his supporters call off a rally scheduled to take place in Sydney today.
He told worshipers at the Lakemba Mosque he was concerned any rally in support of him could attract violence.
Source: ABC
http://cable.optusnet.com.au/news/story/ab...tic/1781252.inp This seems similar to what happened with the Pope before, who was quoting someone else. The only time the Sheikh mentioned "rape" was also when he was quoting someone else. It seems to be an issue of political correctness taken too far. But since he is a religious leader, he should be careful about offending other people. The media however seems to be jumping to conclusions about him referring to rape, even though he already said he was referring to adultery, and didn't actually mention the word "rape" himself. If Cindy Taylor really was a rape victim, then the media might calm down eventually.
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Yeah, they do look alike! Jake has better bone structure. 