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When I read about the Tailhook incident in Las Vegas years later, I wasn’t surprised. Saddened, but dell latitude d600 battery,dell inspiron 510m battery not surprised. I feel the same way now, because I realize nothing has changed. WHEN is this going to be taken seriously?

And did you Google “that bridge”? If you had you’d know the name of it, (Chappaquiddick) and how much it has to do with rape or any other sort of sexual offense, (nothing at all).

Lord, you wing nuts never let go of anything, even long after none of you can remember what it was really about.

This is the type of story the online news community can make sure don’t get buried by all the nonsense out there. Change is not going to happen without information.

Anyway, even if I did think of it as minor – and again, I don’t, where the hell do you two get off flagging someone because they make a statement you think that you might disagree with? Sheesh!

Sorry if I misunderstood your intent, boreas. Please don’t assume that I thought I might disagree with the statement — I did disagree with it. There’s ugly shit happening on this blog lately, and misunderstandings will happen.

Fred Says: I’m flagging this one……..

Zooey Says: I agree, Fred.
Flagged.

Don’t you people understand the purpose of the quotation marks above? I personally believe that the groping offense is far from minor but am convinced that the Navy would have regarded it as such when compared to striking a superior officer.

Anyway, even if I did think of it as minor – and again, I don’t, where the hell do you two get off flagging someone because they make a statement you think that you might disagree with? Sheesh!

In all ethical codes there are things that overshadow all other aspects of a situation. If you strike a superior officer, all bets are off. Nobody cares why you did it.

Don’t flag that guy, geeze.

Flagged.

boreas Says:
The “relatively minor” offense of groping a junior of the opposite sex would doubtless have been lost in the shuffle.

I’m flagging this one……..

boreas Says:
…. who, were it not for their barbaric confinement, would be upstanding members of society?

Don’t try to compare vioent rapists to people in prison.

70% or more are non-violent drug offenders who are methodically turned into violent (smart) criminals by our justice system. I would say that before they were put in prison that they had just a good a chance of being upstanding members of society as anyone else in their neighborhood……..

prison in America is a business. Newt Ginritch said in the 90’s that the goal of republcians and big business was to have 10% of Americans behind bars.

I would have thrown the Chief Petty Officer through the ship’s hull……..Who’s to say he just didn’t repeat his ‘performance’ on you on some other woman later on ?

Thereby screwing up the whole issue. To act as you suggest would have resulted in a Captain’s Mast for the crime of striking a superior officer. The “relatively minor” offense of groping a junior of the opposite sex would doubtless have been lost in the shuffle.

…. who, were it not for their barbaric confinement, would be upstanding members of society?

Good lord! How Inquisitorial of you! I guess that would fall under extra judicial punishment.

TheToonGuy responds: It says that they are not being given adequate supervision and training.

It says that and more. This won’t be popular, I expect, but this is what you get with an all-volunteer, i.e. professional, army. You get people that, frankly, love violence. Not exclusively, perhaps, but to a significant degree and rape is far more about violence and subjugation than it is about sex.