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    1. Deervember on

      Makes me sad to think children are like this. They really need to be named and shamed to protect the local community instead of protecting the”child”committing adult crimes. 

    2. SmallPromiseQueen on

      Holy shit, I have walked there so many times and it feels incredibly safe. That poor poor woman. Well done on her for reporting it, it sounds like this guy is a repeat offender so she’s potentially saved other women from it happening to them.

      I think this is the second story I’ve read today about a 16 year old boy committing rape. What the hell is happening?

    3. Quick-Taste4204 on

      Poor woman! Dickhead lad needs a talking too! How does anyone think it’s ok to do this??

    4. jimjammerjoopaloop on

      I was talking to a friend today that I have known for 40 years. We realised that every single woman we know has been raped, even though these are people who are privileged enough to be living in safe neighbourhoods and working professional careers.

      The toll that it has taken on our own physical and mental health has been immense. Now think about the incalculable effects that sexual violence is having society-wide. And while women bear the brunt of it, men and children suffer rape as well. To this day there’s still no statistics that aggregate the loss of productivity, health and happiness that this scourge is having on us as a nation. I think we would make it an absolute priority to address if we did so.

    5. Mammoth_Classroom626 on

      Your brain is never “fully developed” and does so throughout life.

      Understanding rape is wrong is one thing when someone is 10 but 16 is the legal age of consent. They’re not children for understanding the concept of sex, hence why we set it at 16. No developmentally normal person at 16 is unaware rape is bad. And this isn’t even “well this girl in my class didn’t say no”. This “child” attacked a stranger and raped them.

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