Chris Gaff it was my sad thing to have twice had to live too close to this crime.
Both times it was A Cop more than one the second time, that mothered me out of it.
I however agree, not having ago at a respected poster STG but yes the words are said as a throw away.
Those not making the threat are the ones to watch.
Both a close cousin and a male played roles in my past hatred of such events, the latter an offender.
I had to confront that more than the first, and never forgave or forgot.
I rather think bloke you do not put the best light on our police with some comments.
Not all are old school the changes in the past few years have been good.
You more than most will know most rapes are hate crimes read the transcript of past mass rape see the hatred thrown at the victims.

Dear Belly,

I agree with you.

Rape is a terrifying, brutal, and sometimes life-threatening
crime, one that often leaves deep, long-term psychological
scars. It is a crime of violence, not of passion. It is a
ritual of power and humiliation. If the victim reports
the attack to the police, the emotional trauma may be
re-experienced months or years later in a courtroom, where
the intimate details of the rape are dissected before an
audience of strangers and typically, defense lawyers try to
shift the burden of guilt from the accused to the victim.

In the case of Robert Fardon, a serial rapist, it will be
interesting to see what effect if any, testimonies,
legal objections, and public outcry have on the end result.

Belly,

Referring to your last sentence, you can be sure that the sociopathy that led to those gang rapes would be generalised. That is, these are violent offenders who would commit other serious crimes directed against people as well.

The rather obvious proactive treatment -if it is the gang crimes I think you are referring to- is in improving immigration policy and decisions. But there again, the political values, beliefs and ideologies that are evidenced through the prevailing political correctness, hold sway. To be blunt, the policies and decisions that will work as preventions, are simply not available as options.

If it helps you to understand, the LNP is also affected by the same liberal-feminist thinking. It is systemic, pervading all areas of life.

Men call themselves "feminists" in the hope of getting
a more intelligent root. (Kathy Lette).

'Men call themselves "feminists" in the hope of getting
a more intelligent root. (Kathy Lette). '

u forgot Foxy, the last lot of emily's listers exposed that myth.

Dear runner,

You need to get out more.