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On March 09 2011 23:23 arcticStorm wrote:
T.T Wow, such a sad story. And those criminals are getting away with assault and rape with no jail time. What kind of image does that send? I'm just surprised at the cultural differences on this matter. In some parts of the US, rape is punishable by death.
In US, guys rape their girlfriends.
More often than not, it doesn't get reported.
User was warned for this post
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On March 09 2011 23:28 don_kyuhote wrote:Show nested quote +On March 09 2011 23:23 arcticStorm wrote:
T.T Wow, such a sad story. And those criminals are getting away with assault and rape with no jail time. What kind of image does that send? I'm just surprised at the cultural differences on this matter. In some parts of the US, rape is punishable by death. In US, guys rape their girlfriends. More often than not, it doesn't get reported.
Rape is very under-reported in the US.
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The world keeps finding new ways to surprise me , and not in a good way 
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It's very tragic, but to be honest I'm not surprised and I don't think anyone really cares. All of these girls in the Korean entertainment industry are treated like shit and like pets because all they're meant to do is make money.
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This is just disgusting...
I hope this is causing public outrage in S.Korea. Shit like this needs to stop.
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I'm not too surprised this happens now and again. Of course, I'd rathest see the villain prosecuted as strongly as possible. What a horrible way to use your power...
On the other hand, I wonder what kept her in that position. Did she go along with all of this just to pursue or keep her career? Wasn't it possible to drop all of it and start over? What would have happened if she refused?
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On March 09 2011 12:57 jinorazi wrote:
I just wish there could have been someone looking after her. Only if she had the guts to refused those things no matter the consequences.
Fuck you very much asshole. You blame the victim for not having guts? Fuck off.
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Unbelievable. So many people blaming the victims. Do you know how often victims internalize the blame and do not and cannot leave the abusive situations?
In US, guys rape their girlfriends.
More often than not, it doesn't get reported.
User was warned for this post
The mod who warned him should apologize.
Sexual assault is one of the most under reported crimes, with 60% still being left unreported.1
Males are the least likely to report a sexual assault, though they make up about 10% of all victims.1
Approximately 2/3 of rapes were committed by someone known to the victim.1
73% of sexual assaults were perpetrated by a non-stranger.1
38% of rapists are a friend or acquaintance.1
28% are an intimate.1
http://www.rainn.org/statistics
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i don't know whether matchfixing sentences were too harsh or if these people had easy sentences
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In some parts of the US, rape is punishable by death.
In no part of the US is rape punishable by death.
The United States Supreme Court prohibited capital punishment for rape in a 1977 case, Coker v. Georgia, in which the victim, while only 16 years old, was married and had the legal status of an adult.
And after Kennedy v Louisiana there is no more death penalty for rape of a child either.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/26/washington/26scotuscnd.html
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On March 10 2011 00:36 aseq wrote:
I'm not too surprised this happens now and again. Of course, I'd rathest see the villain prosecuted as strongly as possible. What a horrible way to use your power...
On the other hand, I wonder what kept her in that position. Did she go along with all of this just to pursue or keep her career? Wasn't it possible to drop all of it and start over? What would have happened if she refused?
Her contract was designed so that she is not allowed to work anymore as an actress if she quits, so she could not change to a different company. I guess her income was needed for her family with her parents dead, so completely quitting her career was not possible.
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Calgary26003 Posts
On March 10 2011 00:50 redviper wrote:Unbelievable. So many people blaming the victims. Do you know how often victims internalize the blame and do not and cannot leave the abusive situations? Show nested quote +In US, guys rape their girlfriends.
More often than not, it doesn't get reported.
User was warned for this post The mod who warned him should apologize. Show nested quote +Sexual assault is one of the most under reported crimes, with 60% still being left unreported.1
Males are the least likely to report a sexual assault, though they make up about 10% of all victims.1
Show nested quote +Approximately 2/3 of rapes were committed by someone known to the victim.1
73% of sexual assaults were perpetrated by a non-stranger.1
38% of rapists are a friend or acquaintance.1
28% are an intimate.1
http://www.rainn.org/statistics
He was warned for statement 1, not 2. I will not apologize.
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It makes me sad when i think about all those other girls who are in the same situation without anyone knowing.
Damn this is fuzzed up :/
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Considering how fanatic and batty korean fans can be I am wondering that none of the culprits got abused/killed/whatver.
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On March 10 2011 01:04 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On March 10 2011 00:50 redviper wrote:Unbelievable. So many people blaming the victims. Do you know how often victims internalize the blame and do not and cannot leave the abusive situations? In US, guys rape their girlfriends.
More often than not, it doesn't get reported.
User was warned for this post The mod who warned him should apologize. Sexual assault is one of the most under reported crimes, with 60% still being left unreported.1
Males are the least likely to report a sexual assault, though they make up about 10% of all victims.1
Approximately 2/3 of rapes were committed by someone known to the victim.1
73% of sexual assaults were perpetrated by a non-stranger.1
38% of rapists are a friend or acquaintance.1
28% are an intimate.1
http://www.rainn.org/statistics He was warned for statement 1, not 2. I will not apologize.
28% are an intimate. <-- BF/husbands. 28% of the rapes are by an intimate and you think the statement is wrong or somehow extreme?
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Calgary26003 Posts
On March 10 2011 01:38 redviper wrote:Show nested quote +On March 10 2011 01:04 Chill wrote:On March 10 2011 00:50 redviper wrote:Unbelievable. So many people blaming the victims. Do you know how often victims internalize the blame and do not and cannot leave the abusive situations? In US, guys rape their girlfriends.
More often than not, it doesn't get reported.
User was warned for this post The mod who warned him should apologize. Sexual assault is one of the most under reported crimes, with 60% still being left unreported.1
Males are the least likely to report a sexual assault, though they make up about 10% of all victims.1
Approximately 2/3 of rapes were committed by someone known to the victim.1
73% of sexual assaults were perpetrated by a non-stranger.1
38% of rapists are a friend or acquaintance.1
28% are an intimate.1
http://www.rainn.org/statistics He was warned for statement 1, not 2. I will not apologize. 28% are an intimate. <-- BF/husbands. 28% of the rapes are by an intimate and you think the statement is wrong or somehow extreme?
PMd.
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Imagine how many women in the same kind of situations don't commit suicide so it never comes to light.
Or, like so many Hollywood actresses, it only gets revealed in an autobiography decades later when the perpetrators are long dead.
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Korea is reeling with shock over the news that netizens have uncovered some names from Jang Ja Yeon’s 31 offenders. The late star’s handwritten letters were revealed a few days back, and reportedly, they contained a list naming the men she was forced to ‘host’.
The alleged list reads as follows:
* Former CEO of Chosun Journal
* Vice-President of Sports Chosun – Bang Myung Hoon
* Chosun Central Journal’s Director of Advertising – Lee Jae Young
* Chairman of Kolon – Lee Woong Ryeol
* Chairman of Lotte – Shin Kyuk Ho
* Former KBS PD, CEO of Olive 9 – Go Dae Hwa
* Producer (PD) of KBS’s “All My Love” – Jun Chang Geun
* Producer (PD) for KBS, MBC, SBS – Jung Seho
* Producer (PD) for KBS’s “Boys Over Flowers” – Jun Gi Sang
* Broadcasting/Music PD of “Playful Kiss”, “Boys Over Flowers”, “Perfect Couple”, “Goong” – Song Byung Joon (Married actress Lee Seung Min in January of 2010)
What. The. Fuck.
This is disturbing as fuck.. I'm so disgusted right now.
Obviously just the tip of the iceberg, I wonder if maybe other girls will come out with the truth as response to this? Clearly shows there's a huuuuge fucking problem. And those sentences..
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On March 09 2011 22:04 ThePurist wrote:
I heard it was documented that she couldn't attend her parent's funeral (장례식) because she was called out to "service".
PRETTY FUCKED UP EH -_-
썩을놈들 다 뒤져야됨 -_-
완전동감. 법이 이놈들을 못잡으면, 평민들이 이개새끼들을 자에인으로 만들어놔야 할탠대...
죽음은 이놈들한탠 부족하다는 생각이드네요.
just because this isnt "surprising", it shouldn't be tolerated at all.
if this happened to someone i know, i'd go on a vigilant rampage.
please talk to your lady friends and try to prevent this happening to them.
it could be from their friend, boyfriend, w/e. teach them to have guts in not lowering themselves even if it means they can't get what they want. of course, there will be girls that wouldn't think twice about sleeping with another guy if it means she can get what she wants.
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please never use RAINN statistics for USA
They give out surveys like "have you ever felt uncomfortable during sex, or pressured to have it with your bf"
a yes response = rape etc, also statuatory "rape". etc
They basically inflate their numbers as high as humanly possible to attract more funding /surprise.
REAL FBI NUMBERS
Forcible rape, as defined in the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, is the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will. Attempts or assaults to commit rape by force or threat of force are also included; however, statutory rape (without force) and other sex offenses are excluded.
# The rate of forcible rapes in 2009 was estimated at 56.6 per 100,000 female inhabitants, a 3.4 percent decrease when compared with the 2008 estimated rate of 58.6.
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