mothra wrote on Jul 11
th, 2016 at 12:27am:
Listen carefully.
All i am saying is that after a pack-rape, your'e not thinking clearly.
I happen to know this first hand.
I'm sorry to hear that.
mothra wrote on Jul 11
th, 2016 at 12:27am:
You lot are ascribing ridiculous amounts of motive to this poor woman. You have aacused her of deserving it,
B.S. -- I've never said that in any of my posts. Don't associate me with statements I haven't made.
mothra wrote on Jul 11
th, 2016 at 12:27am:
being more troubled by race relations than her rape,
Which she obviously was, at least in the beginning, when her first concern was that reporting the true identity of her attackers might encourage greater racism against refugees.
Whether that was due to her "not thinking clearly" and whether she still frets more about racists than rapists are a matter of speculation. Of course a person who's just been raped may not be thinking clearly, but that doesn't necessarily mean she lied to the police for that reason.
mothra wrote on Jul 11
th, 2016 at 12:27am:
deliberately setting out to incriminate Germans,
I didn't say that either, although the fact that she claimed they were German speakers is essentially the same thing. She certainly wasn't out to incriminate Middle East Muslims, was she?
mothra wrote on Jul 11
th, 2016 at 12:27am:
of only ultimately telling the truth because she was as good as forced, and countless other appalling things in these many pages of absolute offense.
You. Don't. Know.
But is absolutely sickens me to see a woman so abused being torn apart or not thinking clearly.
Hoe do i know she wasn't thinking clearly? I've been there.
And again, I'm sorry to hear that.
But just as every person doesn't react the same to a robbery or a burglary, every person doesn't react the same to a rape.
I don't have to be gang raped to know that. All I need is 5 seconds with Google. From the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress: "Women will react differently after sexual assault or rape."
http://www.aaets.org/article117.htm Quote:Women who have suffered sexual attacks describe feeling:
frightened
guilty
powerless
angry
ashamed
depressed
numb
lacking self-confidence
That's quite a range of emotions, all understandable.
My point is that just as I'm not a gang rape victim, you're not a Turkish Muslim whose first concern might be for her religious community and not herself.
Or not, I don't know. But neither do you.
Maybe you're too close to this issue to debate it and give a fair hearing to other people's thoughts on this topic.