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by SpikeRants from Watauga

Last Post 47 days, 22 hours Ago


Okay, now don't get me wrong. There ARE many cases where a man does assault a woman sexually, and it goes unpunished, or even unreported.

But I have to take any rape case with a grain of salt these days. It once was when a woman said she was raped, or abused by her boyfriend or husband, I hated that man forever. I wanted to see him get castrated.

However, that was well before the Kobe Bryant case, and the Duke LAX team debacle.

Now, I wonder if each rape case I hear is an attempt to get money and notoriety, or if it's revenge because the man wouldn't love the woman; is every abuse allegation because of a divorce with child custody battle?

Denise Richards went down a few notches in my book after claiming abuse from Charlie Sheen. Did it happen? Dunno. Only those two know. But I was upset about how the media criticized him without a shred of evidence. Jody Dean himself said on the KLUV morning show, "I have to go with the woman every time."

Now, the Hornbuckle case. Again, I don't know if he did it or not. But the FARCE I see (I guess I like that word today, farce) is that, on a supposed jury of peers, there were NINE WOMEN AND THREE MEN.

Sorry, how is that a jury of his peers? The men were outnumbered three to one. And these days, more and more women are "banding together for the sisterhood" and attempting to "gain equality" by dumping most men into one category: abusive. Sexually abusive and/or generally abusive.

What about women abusers? The rapist in Florida who slept with her student? The mother in Plano who CUT HER BABIES ARMS OFF and got away with it by claiming insanity? The mother in Houston who CHASED HER CHILDREN AROUND THE HOUSE WHILE THEY WERE SCREAMING AND YELLING who is now getting a vacation in a mental hospital (rightfully so on the retrial, however, due to the non-existant television episode)? Why are they given such leeway that a man wouldn't? And how is that "equality?"

Put a man in those situations above. Heck, I can. A highly depressed man on vacation jumped off a balcony with his two children after getting into a fight with his wife (who was made to be the victim,) killed one of his children and seriously injured the other. He survived, was spat upon by people in the streets, and the director of the hospital he went to said that he should kill himself after he gets better. Wanna know what would happen if it was a woman? Look to Andrea Yates and Dena Schlosser. They set a HORRIBLE precident for mothers wanting to kill their children. It would have been justified as her being horribly depressed from an abusive husband, or post-natal depression, or just general insanity.

Did Hornbuckle do it? I can't say for sure. I wasn't there. But did he get a fair trial? Doubt it. Not with the fact women are so misandric these days.
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p00frog read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 6:04 PM

This was well put.

Do I agree with it completely? No. But it makes me think. And anything that makes me think is a good thing. At least I think so anyways...

yellowdaisy
Aug 29, 2006 | 6:18 PM

Amen......sounds like this is coming from a open-minded person. I truly believe that Mr.Hornbuckle WAS NOT fairly judge by a group of peers. Hey can you believe what one of alleged vitims was on the news this evening....why don't she just pray and move forward....when she placed the lettter on the blog she should have known that comments would be flooding. Wait... I am not saying that she is the total blame for this mess. I know that I will get some unhappy readers. But let's be real......I end on that note. Remember Blogers you all agreed to disagree. Sorry I am just being open-minded and not judging.

AliceKalthoff read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 6:51 PM

Spike-
Off topic: Welcome back!

On topic: I can't agree that Andrea Yates is having a "vacation" in a mental hospital.

extra read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 7:28 PM

You mention a jury of his peers, you are aware his lawyer has to ok each juror, aren't you? He can challenge some and they will be excused. Maybe he excused the men thinking women would be charmed by the snake.

scottbee1948 read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 7:40 PM

Spike,
Do you really hate women so much? From reading your blog it sure sounds like you do. Every example you used was about women. As for the jury being mostly women, who better to judge a rape case. As far as yellowdaisy I guess I better not coment on her blog. We already know how she feels from reading another blog she wrote about one of the victims.

GratefulGrace read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 7:43 PM

FYI, this is not OUR spike.

SpikeRants read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 8:40 PM

Nope, not the same Spike you're speaking of.

Scott, no, I don't hate women. I may dislike them as a group for the most part due to some bad apples, and that is a fault of mine I will completely admit and my wife points out to me on many occasions. I am absolutely disdainful of the extreme Feminists, or as I (and Rush Limbaugh) call them, Feminazis. Those are the ones pushing for prosecution of all men based on a few bad apples. Those are the ones glorifying women who murder and saying that men pushed them to it.

I would like to see TRUE EQUALITY in the country. As it stands, if you're white, you're passed over for a job or a promotion in order to meet a minority quota. If you're a man, you're banned from sitting next to an unaccompanied child on some airlines. If you're black, you're treated like a gangster. If you're hispanic, you're treated like an illegal immigrant and a day laborer. If you're Asian, you're treated like a bad driver and a walking calculator.

Feminazis do NOT want equality. They want men to be punished because of chivalry. They seek it, and yearn for it. They celebrate it. And, unfortunately, our media and our politicians bow down to this insanely powerful group. VAWA, the Violence Against Women Act, has wording that strictly prohibits male victims of abuse from gaining assistance. How is that "equality?"

As for Andrea Yates, I got a little hot in my writing, but I still don't think that punishment fits the crime. That, to me, is the vacation aspect of it.

And, furthermore, yes, I know both lawyers have the right of appeal on potential juro

SpikeRants read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 8:44 PM

Bah. Didn't know there was a cut-off point. Shoulda saved it... heh.

Anyhew, to continue...

potential jurors, but I don't know what all went on in the jury selection. Were they running out of jurors and had a majority of women left? I doubt that the Hornbuckle lawyer would be pulling for a female majority on the case. If a hate crime were being tried, I'd fire the lawyer if he was trying to gain a majority of jurors the same race as the victim.

Finally, before anybody says anything about "if your wife were raped or whatever, you'd want justice." We were denied that particular aspect of justice, as the man who raped my wife when she was thirteen never got tried. I wanted him locked up, because I saw what it did to my wife. And if I don't see that in women who charge rape, I have difficulty believing it.

justice4all read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 8:48 PM

spikerants

I must say that I can agree with you, but not as extreme on your following paragraph...

I would like to see TRUE EQUALITY in the country. As it stands, if you're white, you're passed over for a job or a promotion in order to meet a minority quota. If you're a man, you're banned from sitting next to an unaccompanied child on some airlines. If you're black, you're treated like a gangster. If you're hispanic, you're treated like an illegal immigrant and a day laborer. If you're Asian, you're treated like a bad driver and a walking calculator.


As for everything else, just one thing......because I was raped this makes me a feminist? Just curious how that works since I am not.

Thank you

justice4all read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 8:50 PM

Oh and just something else for you to know. I was molested by two women in the second grade. My stepfather tried to rape me when I was 13. I was date raped in high school.

None of these people were locked up either. I do know what it did to your wife and I am so sorry for her.

GratefulGrace read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 9:06 PM

Spike, too bad you missed the Breast feeding debates on here, the feminazis were coming out of the woodwork.

justice4all read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 9:44 PM

Grateful, I think I hurt myself laughing so hard. That was a good one.

Sorry, just had to give her that.

yellowdaisy
Aug 29, 2006 | 9:53 PM

Somtimes it's hard to believe how open people are about their personal life on the blog.

SpikeRants read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 10:12 PM

Breastfeeding debate? Somebody will have to give me some highlights on that one. I see no issues with either side, myself.

Justice, first of all, my issue is with the legal system, not with you. Just so you are aware, my strong feelings are due to a small minority I have allowed to clous my thinking on the issue, like the aforementioned Kobe Bryant case. I was in quite a tizzy when I heard that Hornbuckle was having to pay money, as I thought it was going to go to the victims (i.e. a lawsuit for "emotional damages"); however, when I heard it was a court imposed fine, I cooled down and respected everybody on the prosecution a bit more. TRUE victims only want to see justice, not get compensation.

Back to the legal system: we live in a society where all a woman has to do is say her man beat her, and he's in prison overnight. No questions asked. Kinda scary, eh? Where if a minor woman is either raped or has consensual sex with an adult male, he goes to prison for a long time, but if a minor male has sex with an adult woman, consensual or not, he gets laughed at, asked "why are you complaining," and she goes back to work.

The issue of the case that bothered me was the lack of the peer factor in the jury. That the females outnumbered the males three to one.

Are you a feminazi? Dunno. Never met you or read any of your postings. Do I believe you're one because of the situations in your past? No. I think you may, like my wife, have issues against men due to what happened (and, solely in your case [compared to my wife], women as well), and they may come out aggressively a

SpikeRants read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 10:12 PM

... out aggressively at times. But that doesn't make you a feminazi. They're the ones going down saying "Keep your laws off my body!" and having vanity plates with "womyn," so as to remove any reference to "man" in their gender.

justice4all read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 10:19 PM

Understood SpikeRants. Thank you.

justice4all read my blog view my photos
Aug 29, 2006 | 10:21 PM

Oh, FYI, my blog is called victim letter.

JesusChrist
Aug 30, 2006 | 12:35 AM

It is some what upsetting to hear that alot of hateful, and ungodly comments are being made.
If I could address and respond to every comment I will be here all night, but I want to make comment to those that really stuck out. I am not hear to call anyone names or judge anyone. I am here to understand the whole out come, there's got to be more to the story than what has been told, and what has been written.
Let me start off by saying, it doesn't matter what title or level we are in the church, it does not make us perfect or better than anyone else. We are all the same in God's eyes. This situation needs to be left in God's hands he is always incontroll of every situation. No matter how much you add to it or how much you take out of it, there will be that day that we will all have to face judgment day, and we will all have to account for our sins. We are all imperfect and commit sin on a day to day basis, but the beauty of it is that Christ died on the cross so we could be forgiven, God has given us the opportunity to repent and ask forgiveness, and to try our best to follow the path of our lord.
Have we all forgotten everything Jesus went threw, the pain and suffering, and let me say no where in the bible is it written that he prayed and wished death on anyone. We were called to be examples and walk as our Christ did.

We can not be blinded to the fact that lead upto this. It takes two to make a wrong, and according to this letter written by one of the victims I feel an invitation was made. How did he know where she lived? Why did she let him in not knowing why he

JesusChrist
Aug 30, 2006 | 12:40 AM

Why did she let him in not knowing why he was there? Why did it take her years to report it? We teach our children not to be afraid to tell us if someone is hurting them in any way and you mean to tell me that a grown women was scared. I really don't understand that. How are you going to help your daughter over come a situation like that if you yourself did not know how to go about the situation?
It has never been clear to me why every situation is handled with money. I personally, would let my God take control and most definitely would want this person in jail for life if in fact they were guilty. This is not a game, it should never be about how much money you can make by selling an article or how much money you can win. "Never let money take over" As it is said in 1 Timothy 6;10 For the love of money is root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs.
No matter how much money is given or won it will never give anyone back what was taken, their respect, the embarrassment, the trust in people, the lack of sleep, justice is all that would full fill the areas that were violated, and knowing that God has control of the situation and he will take care of it in the best way needed, would make me feel even better. Now by posting this letter and wanting to hear peoples comments is what you asked for. So be prepared, to get comments from many people that will be on your side, and some that will put you down or even people like me that just want to understand how it lead up to this point, and why

JesusChrist
Aug 30, 2006 | 12:43 AM

it was not reported right away. Me personally I would not be in the enter net close to midnight concerned about the comments being made or even worry about what other people may think, because I would trust in God and I would be in sooooo much pain that I would not even want to talk about it to people I do not know. You say you don't know if you can trust again, How do you know these people making comments are really on your side and feel your pain? I would say that is some what trust don't you think? Well as must say my prayers are with the families effected by all this, and with the church. May God pull you all together and help you all to love one another and support each other and allow the church to continue to serve and grow in number. May this be left alone and in the hands of our creator. May God bless you all.

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SpikeRants

Land Surveyor, father of one of the cutest little boys in the world, the second one of the cutest due in August, and a Masculinist (fighting for TRUE equal rights for men and women, instead of the farce we have now.) Guess I could say I'm a humanist too, wanting true equal rights for ALL, not just for the "discriminated" ones.

Member Since: 8/29/2006