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Couldn't you just keep your knees together?
Topic Started: Nov 10 2015, 04:12 PM (990 Views)
Darcie
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Federal Court judge under review for berating sex assault complainant

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The Canadian Judicial Council is reviewing the conduct of a Federal Court judge who questioned the efforts of a sexual assault complainant to fend off her attacker.

The council announced Monday it will review the behaviour of Robin Camp during a 2014 case he adjudicated while serving as an Alberta Provincial Court judge. The case involved the alleged rape of a 19-year-old woman by a Calgary man, whom she accused of sexually assaulting her over a bathroom sink during a house party.

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The review comes after a complaint from four law professors at Dalhousie University and the University of Calgary who described Camp as "dismissive, if not contemptuous" toward sexual assault laws and the rules of evidence.


http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-judge-judical-review-robin-camp-1.3311574?cmp=rss&cid=news-digests-edmonton

This is unbelievable.
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campy
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Trotsky
Nov 11 2015, 06:23 AM
campy
Nov 11 2015, 06:14 AM
I think she did keep her knees together.

Over a sink? How could you do otherwise.?

I took it as an attack from the rear with her bent over the sink. I cannot imagine SITTING in the sink with the faucet trying to wedge apart two vertebra.
I took it the same way Trotsky.

I don't know the details but the dumb judge said why couldn't you sink your behind into the sink so he couldn't get at you?

The more I read, the more disappointed I become in what are supposed to be intelligent people.

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Trotsky
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Here's the kind of thinking that gets my goat:

I once heard Betty Friedan say "Pornography is the same as RAPE." I take this kind of stuff as hyperbole and metaphor but then this bullshit thinking gets written into LAW.

Pornography is NOT the same as rape, nor is a pat on the ass, or a successful seduction the same as rape.

When a woman goes into a bathroom with a man at a party she can not claim believably that was her way of saying NO. Was she expecting they were going to innocently PEE together?

And if a judge asks her WHY she went into the toilet with him, that judge is NOT assaulting her, even if Betty Friedan might say so.
Edited by Trotsky, Nov 11 2015, 06:36 AM.
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haili
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Do we know that the woman went into the bathroom with the man? Maybe she was in there already and he came in after her. We don't know what happened until we hear all the facts.
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Nov 11 2015, 07:56 AM
Do we know that the woman went into the bathroom with the man? Maybe she was in there already and he came in after her. We don't know what happened until we hear all the facts.
We do know there was drinking involved.


The Crown argued that the accused failed to take
reasonable steps to ensure the complainant was consenting, which he had a heightened duty to do
because she was intoxicated at the time (see section 273.2(b) of the
Criminal Code)
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Durgan
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With the present state of agitation by society a man is presumed guilty when accused of rape,sexual harassment, or assault when accused by a woman. When in court the defendant is handicapped by this assumption and is inhibited from asking questions about the event. It might upset the alleged victim.All women are not sugar and spice and everything nice. Some women have the bit in the teeth and don't want to listen to reason.Michele Landsberg used to lead the yapping pack. Her columns dripped with unfair vitriol. All men practically had a knife in one hand and their cock in the other, salivating for sex. Sorry girls it is not so.
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campy
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The way it is set up now even a prostitute can cry rape even if the guy paid in advance.

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campy
Nov 11 2015, 09:40 AM
The way it is set up now even a prostitute can cry rape even if the guy paid in advance.

Yep and a guy can rape a prostitute and say he paid her when he didn't.

Believe or not a prostitute can be raped, she just has to say no.
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No matter how we personally distinguish rape from consent, this judge has to follow the law as it pertains to this matter. It is not his job to lecture or degrade this women. When she mentioned pain, he said that pain and sex often go together.
Interesting to see that it was Peter MacKay, that Conservative jackass who promoted this man to Federal court after this incident took place.
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Darcie
Nov 11 2015, 11:15 AM
campy
Nov 11 2015, 09:40 AM
The way it is set up now even a prostitute can cry rape even if the guy paid in advance.

Yep and a guy can rape a prostitute and say he paid her when he didn't.

Believe or not a prostitute can be raped, she just has to say no.
Thats an excellent example of the crazy laws that the Harper/McKay dual conjured up.

If prostitution were legal and the prostitute didn't honour the contract, she could be sued for failing render the service. As it stands, animosity is generated that could possibly result in injury!
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angora
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Here's a scenario

girl - 19

boy - in that range

boy - pre med student

girl - away from home

boy - pays attention, acts nice, responsible

girl - impressed and interested in a closeness, a few hugs and kisses.

Boy - asks girl to go for a drive

girl - says, yes

drives to out of the way destination.

girls - what's here?

Boy starts groping

girl resists

boy persists

girl says stop

boy doesn't

girl says you're hurting me

Boy says just relax

penetration occurs

boy drives girl home.

Was the girl raped.

Yup, that's how I lost my virginity at 19 to a med student in Florida.

Just try and tell me that wasn't humiliating and haunting and that it didn't affect my sex life for some time after.
Try telling that to men like the judge who have no idea what it's like to have no power.
As we all know rape equals power.
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Trotsky
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Boy says just relax

penetration occurs


Here's the crux: Did the girl "relax?"
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angora
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fAR FROM IT.
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Nov 12 2015, 09:19 AM
fAR FROM IT.
If a girl is raped, but orgasms; is it still rape? 017
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angora
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If she said .. no... then it's rape no matter what the reaction. If the guy cant get it up, once that 'no' is out there it's still rape in my not so humble opinion.
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Nov 12 2015, 10:01 AM
angora
Nov 12 2015, 09:19 AM
fAR FROM IT.
If a girl is raped, but orgasms; is it still rape? 017
Why would it not be?
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