| sapphi_snake said: @Kasz216: As for the bolded, acually yes. That does happen to some rape victims. it's just another sign of your ignorance on the matter... you could use a psychology of rape class... well if you want to pretend your an expert on how rape victims act anyway. I think you've been reading to many books and the subject, and ironically it's clouded your judgment. Wouldn't the type of victim you're talking about have had a long lasting relationship with the abuser (you know, like being married to him and all)? Would this woman (who had just met the guy and had a simple one night stand with him) react that way? It's also great that you've made up your mind... what you being the legally appointed judiciary of Sweden right? I have a right to an opinion on a matter, just like everyone else has. You are argueing that a man not be sent back to sweden based on a proven false letter by his ex attorney. Proven false by whom? The woman's testimony? |
1) No. Not at all. It happens more often with them... but it happens to all rape victims... including those who are taken off the streets and raped. It's a common reaction.
Like I said, you should try and read just one book on rape... it'd probably help. I find it funny that you think my knowing something about the psychology of rape is clouding my judgement... vs your complete lack of knowledge on the subject. Reminds me of the creationist vs big bang theory arguements.
2) And those women deserve their day in court, like everybody else. It's fine for people to have an opinion but to suggest that the laws of a country should be subverted for the intrests of one guy... gee isn't that the kind of stuff wikileaks is supposed to be against?
3) The Swedish government. They've issued an arrest warrant for rape. Not sex without a condom... which isn't counted as rape... (but should be if the agreed to sex was only on the condition a condom is used). Evrything that lawyer said has been disporven by the fact that they are arresting him for crimes serious enough that he could be extradited.
