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By Nina Funnell, published 3/8/2009If this country is ever going to have open discussions about sexual assault then we need more victims to speak out.
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Posted by JamesH, Monday, 3 August 2009 9:37:13 AM
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the case raises the issue of rape...the current system is designed to rape and rape victim 4 times miniumum
..first the police questioning process raped the victim..again...then the pre trial when the lawyer has his go...then the actual trial when the barroster has his go... one has only to watch the process once to realise the penalties for those doing..[setting of this series of rape.. is getting off too lightly...and its far worse when the victim is a child now we have the next stage..[just for the titilation of ego and the dreaded listeners..we have shock jocks raping the innocence...great one...see you lot back on air next week... wow all that publicity ... you will have a new crop of fools listening/to titilate next week Posted by one under god, Monday, 3 August 2009 10:13:20 AM
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In the 70's, at Monash, a study was started on Violence against males. When the first report was submitted after 12 months it was found that at least 12.5% of males had been sexually abused at some times & not always by males. The womens lobby got their funding squashed. Apparently womens groups would lose some of their funding to study on violence on women if the study went ahead. The study was dropped.
Posted by Jayb, Monday, 3 August 2009 11:45:01 AM
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JamesH, you are right. It was the mother who put her unidentified 14 year old daughter up to it and asked her the questions. But of course we can't rap a woman over the knuckles...can we Ms Funnell?
So this part of Ms Funnell's article is wrong:"... the radio presenter should have known better than to ever ask a minor to talk about their sex life while broadcasting live to the nation" It wasn't the presenter who asked the questions...it was the mother asking her feral daughter. The daughter according to the mother smoked marijuana and was brought home by undercover cops at 2:30am the previous Thursday. Just given that much information would put her in a cohort of females who have had plenty of sexual experience at a young age. Of course all the outrage is based on the notion that the young girl was telling the truth. As we all should know by now, in a good many instances young women don't tell the truth about their alleged sexual assault/rape experiences. The trauma that the girl went through because of rape experience, couldn't have been too great otherwise her mother who was told about it only two months earlier, would have had it more to the forefront of her memory as she was asking her daughter about her sexual experiences. http://www.livenews.com.au/multimedia/audio/kyle-jackie-o-goad-teen-rape-victim/771 Posted by Roscop, Tuesday, 11 August 2009 4:16:42 AM
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Roscop, as this case unfolded, it would demonstrate that it is always wise to wait until all the infomation is in.
Mind you other info about Kyle has also emerged, and I guess this case was used as the excuse to get him, (mind you he does not seem to be of impecible character). Posted by JamesH, Monday, 17 August 2009 3:48:07 PM
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I was reading in magazine where a woman who was interviewed admitted that she had been sexually assault when she was 11 by her 16 year old baby sister. Who happened to be female.
It was written in such a matter of fact way, yet is the gender of the babysitter was reversed, I suspect the magazine would have tarred and feather the poor bloke. Posted by JamesH, Monday, 17 August 2009 3:51:34 PM
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It was the mother of this girl who abused her daughters trust on air. Sure Carls comments were extremely inappropriate, yet is the mother who exposed her daughters rape on air.
It was the mother who bullied her daughter on air.