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@RonF I am going to go out on a limb and say that many (most?) of this site's audience are…
@Elusis: Beyond any political convictions, Ron just feels his personal life and experien es are very interesting and informative and…
We have about 30 network engineers, working around the clock. About 3/4 of them are Indians. A couple are here…
Here's a perspective of the impact of illegal immigration you might be interested in: https://pjmedia.com/jamie-wilson/2025/11/20/the-lie-that-broke-a-nation-jobs-americans-wont-do-and-the-economic-and-social-devastation-it-hid-n4946215
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Category Archives: Rape, intimate violence, & related issues
Passing thought on the Illinois Rape Law and being "unable" to stop
Some folks have commented that men – and especially teenage boys – cannot be expected to be able to stop intercourse once they begin. There’s a point of no return, they argue, yadda yadda yadda. Consider this counterexample: Imagine John … Continue reading →
FoxNews' Wendy McElroy whitewashes a rape
Regarding Illinois’ new rape law (see the post before this one for details on that), several folks, like Don of Anger Management, seem to be objecting based on a serious misunderstanding of the California case that inspired this law. The … Continue reading →
New Rape Law in Illinois: No means No, even after sex has started.
A new law – or, more accurately, a new addedum to an old law – in Illinois declares: (c) A person who initially consents to sexual penetration or sexual conduct is not deemed to have consented to any sexual penetration … Continue reading →
Ampersand's semi-daily tour of the Blogoverse
Palestinians protest Islamic Militants The Associated Press reports on a Palestinian protest against Islamic militants. “They (the militants) claim they are heroes,” said Mohammed Zaaneen, 30, a farmer, as he carried rocks into the street. “They brought us only destruction … Continue reading →
Posted in Iraq, Link farms, Palestine & Israel, Race, racism and related issues, Rape, intimate violence, & related issues
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What Ampersand is reading today
Via Diotima, I came across this amusing article in the National Review, “Confessions of a Metropolitan Conservative.” It discusses the odd fact that no one at the Review would vote to criminalize sodomy, or believes in creationism. (Hey, “creationism” doesn’t … Continue reading →
Passing thought on VAWA
Trish Wilson discusses the Bush administration’s beef against the Violence Against Women Office, and (being Trish) makes many interesting connections that I hadn’t even thought of. (Oh, and by the way, happy birthday, Trish!) So reading Trish’s post got me … Continue reading →
Rape Prevalence Statistics on Donohue
I was reading a transcript of a Donahue show (via Ms Musings) themed around the question “are women getting a free ride?,” an episode devoted mainly to anti-feminists Warren Farrell, Marc Angelucci and Peter Allemano (Farrell is the author of … Continue reading →
Feminism and the Central Park Jogger Case
The Village Voice has a good article on feminism and the Central Park Jogger case (as does Newsday). Susan Brownmiller, unfortunately, provides the obligatory "what a jerk feminists are" soundbites (although other feminists reacted better). But Brownmiller is on to … Continue reading →
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Responding to Central Park Bloggers
(This is the second of two posts about the "Central Park Jogger" case.) So what do I think? I don’t know if the five (or six, counting Kharey Wise) teens accused of raping the Central Park jogger did it or … Continue reading →
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Further Thoughts About The "Wilding" Teens
(This is the first of two posts about the "Central Park Jogger" case.) A bit more time has passed, and I’ve done a bit more reading. So here are some thoughts on the case. Despite my initial reaction, we don’t … Continue reading →
So, are you interested in raising the minimum wage and extending it to protect all workers, Ron? How about requiring…