Notch Tweets Rage Over Minecraft Party Sexual Assault
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That line sounds like something out of a very tasteless comedy. What a fuckwit.
But that poor girl, I give her huge props for not ruining the atmosphere of the party on the shoulders of some douche bags problems, but she should have gone straight to the police and at least filed a complaint when security failed at...being security, public displays like that are not okay. I hope Notch does help find this creep and finds a way to reprimand that Sec-officer for not at least throwing the little shit out on his arse. What you're so 'busy' you can't apprehend an insecure little man-child who's got his cock out on display? WELL THEN, YOU FAIL AT YOUR JOB SIR.
But that poor girl, I give her huge props for not ruining the atmosphere of the party on the shoulders of some douche bags problems, but she should have gone straight to the police and at least filed a complaint when security failed at...being security, public displays like that are not okay. I hope Notch does help find this creep and finds a way to reprimand that Sec-officer for not at least throwing the little shit out on his arse. What you're so 'busy' you can't apprehend an insecure little man-child who's got his cock out on display? WELL THEN, YOU FAIL AT YOUR JOB SIR.
Ironically, most people who say that probably voted to save the pet.Do4600 said:
And same, although I realized that these attitudes have been around for decades, and hence could not be created by video games or the internet, although they may have been strengthened by it.
Pretty sure they couldn't find the man after the incident. Security didn't have to be a prick about it thoughCharli said:
Call me a sexist misogynistic pig if you must, but reading over this thread it seems like everyone is confused.
Those of us who don't see what happened to her as that big of a deal aren't sexist, quite the opposite in fact, it's all of you who joining the lynch mob who are the real sexists.
hear me out...
A common theme amongst those who don't see the big deal is that they've placed themselves in the victims shoes, and responded based on how THEY would have reacted. In essence they're treating the victim as a perfect equal. They see no difference between her and themselves, and while that may be a little insensitive given that men and women see things fundamentally different, it isn't sexist, perhaps a little childish though.
Everyone else on the other hand seems to be treating the victim as a delicate flower that needs to be shielded from harm at all times, that she can't possibly look after herself, and it's up to us [men] to ensure things like this never happen to poor women like her. The over reaction of situations like this show people still hold women in lesser regard, that they're such innocent and gentle beings that it takes an horrific monster to commit such an act and the only ones that can make a difference are men.
just saiyan.
Those of us who don't see what happened to her as that big of a deal aren't sexist, quite the opposite in fact, it's all of you who joining the lynch mob who are the real sexists.
hear me out...
A common theme amongst those who don't see the big deal is that they've placed themselves in the victims shoes, and responded based on how THEY would have reacted. In essence they're treating the victim as a perfect equal. They see no difference between her and themselves, and while that may be a little insensitive given that men and women see things fundamentally different, it isn't sexist, perhaps a little childish though.
Everyone else on the other hand seems to be treating the victim as a delicate flower that needs to be shielded from harm at all times, that she can't possibly look after herself, and it's up to us [men] to ensure things like this never happen to poor women like her. The over reaction of situations like this show people still hold women in lesser regard, that they're such innocent and gentle beings that it takes an horrific monster to commit such an act and the only ones that can make a difference are men.
just saiyan.
Don't take your dick out in public.acosn said:
Don't make strangers touch your dick without their consent.
DON'T TAKE YOUR DICK OUT IN PUBLIC.
LOOK I SOLVED THE WHOLE THING WITHOUT PUTTING THE VICTIM AT FAULT...FUCKING AMAZING...I DESERVE SOME KIND OF NOBEL PRIZE.
She should have laughed at him when he got his knob out and told him "oh yeah, I see your problem it is kind of small".
That would hurt far more than any punishment from the law. He would deserve it too, you don't go around waving your wang at people like that.
That would hurt far more than any punishment from the law. He would deserve it too, you don't go around waving your wang at people like that.
I was in a similar situation once. My mom had to force me to report it, because I just wanted to forget about it.Mimsofthedawg said:
Something like that, no matter how small, freaks you out internally. For *years* afterward, I went out of my way to avoid the place it happened, disrupting my daily schedule. I can't explain why, there was no logical reason. I just didn't want to remember or deal with it anymore. I wanted to stop being traumatized and get on with my life.
It's not a matter of 'letting' yourself be in that situation. It just happens. Sometimes so fast it's only a half-hour later that you snap out of your shock to realize what happened.
So, dude gets drunk and does something inappropriate. Girl gets understandably upset and informs security. Security does nothing, and girl is subject to accusations of lying. I want to be shocked and disgusted, but I can't even be surprised by it anymore.
Whoa man whoa, I can only hope you don't delete this and give it a chance, you need to calm down. Yes people misunderstood your comment, but that does not mean that you should act like everyone's against you, if you are that irritated, than edit your original post so that your point is a bit clearer. In fact, as far as I was concerned you were a voice of reason on this thread, and then you hit the fucking roof and just attacked everyone and lashed out for no real reason. I said it to someone else, and now I'm saying it to you, when you tell people your pissed, think this is all bullshit, and tell people you don't care what they think and that if they respond you won't care, than you need to step back, breath, and take a nice therapeutic bath.Mimsofthedawg said:OH MY EFFEN BUDDHA GOD FROM SATANIC HELL, I WAS NOT ACCUSING HER OF LYING!littlealicewhite said:
I'm just going to rage quit these forums. This is absurd.
On a FORUM, which she probably is not apart of, but even if she was, I was not saying it directly to her, I made mention that the facts of her story seem odd, as though they don't add up. Good lord do I also know the trauma of sexual assault. it took my current gf YEARS before she told me what happened to her once, and it has totally effected her in the worst way possible. several ex gf's, my sister, best friends, etc. etc. etc. Go down the line. I've had friends and have helped them through it. I'm not a misogynistic ass of a guy that just doesn't get it. That's not the point. I feel sorry for her. I would give anything to help, and believe me my heart goes out to her and if I met her face to face I would comfort her, be disgusted, and want to offer my support.
But these things just don't add up completely. Venues like that are FULL of security. the guards there aren't rent a cops, they're professionally trained to deal specifically with situations like that, ESPECIALLY situations like that. Given the nature of the event, with a good sketch, etc. it would probably be easy to track the guy down. No security guard would jsut "shrug". Never mind the fact that many events like that are invite only, with hardly any breathing room. The very notion she was in a room alone with a guy like that during an event that was would have been so packed is odd. I can go on. All I'm saying is that those things don't entirely add up. Then there's the fact that she went to twitter. So you're telling me that you wanted to just forget it, pretend it never even happened etc., right? I'd expect that. That's what normal people do. Normal people avoid the subject. They don't go blabbering about it to the entire world. I'm not saying that normal people SHOULD avoid it (it's not my place to say if they should or shouldn't). It's that, as I said, my gf herself couldn't tell me she had been raped by her sister because of how embarassed she was. I can't fathom her expressing that on her twitter account.
At this point I don't even care. And I'm just so pist that people would attack me for wanting to apply some logic to this situation. And I also don't know why I'm even bothering to reply. People are going to read what they want, and clearly it's going to be nothing good. I'm just so sick of how judgemental people are. How defensive they are. They drop true care and compassion at the door for petty causes and politics, talking a good talk but never truly acting in upstanding ways. This is bull shit. Reply if you want. I'm hitting hte delete button when it hits my inbox.
I don't think anyone is accusing her of lying. What is being said is that there isn't enough proof of what happened to warrant an arrest.littlealicewhite said:
A misdemeanor requires the arresting party to have actually witnessed first-hand the crime committed (by direct sight or through surveillance equipment). If the girl had wanted to make a citizen's arrest, she certainly could have, but the security guard had no legal authority to arrest the offender.
Yes, this sucks in this particular situation, but it is a protection put in place so as to prevent wrongful arrests. American law always presumes innocence, and if we have to let a few perverts get off the hook in order to prevent the arrest of innocents, so be it.
I do feel it would have been appropriate, had the girl been able to identify the guy, for the guard to explain the situation to his supervisor, who could have then discretely asked him to leave the premises. If he refused, then he could be arrested for trespassing.
You know what I do when women pushes my hand into her breasts or vagina?
1. I pull my hand back
2. I tell her to get away from me
3. I shrug it off
4. (optional) I get a drink
5. I DO NOT run around and tell everyone that I was sexually assaulted
Why?
Because at this point I pretty much accepted that this world is full of jerks, and if I'll stop and complain every time I've been done wrong, I wouldn't get anywhere or accomplish anything.
Not that I'm defending that dick-flapping a-hole.
But right reaction would be to start hysterically laugh and then say that this is actually tiny dick
captcha: I like humans
NO I DON'T!!!
1. I pull my hand back
2. I tell her to get away from me
3. I shrug it off
4. (optional) I get a drink
5. I DO NOT run around and tell everyone that I was sexually assaulted
Why?
Because at this point I pretty much accepted that this world is full of jerks, and if I'll stop and complain every time I've been done wrong, I wouldn't get anywhere or accomplish anything.
Not that I'm defending that dick-flapping a-hole.
But right reaction would be to start hysterically laugh and then say that this is actually tiny dick
captcha: I like humans
NO I DON'T!!!
Rainboq said:
Damn, I know that some people live in their bubbles without any sort of idea what the real world is like, but this takes it to a whole different level.
Where do you live? Narnia or Neverland? Or perhaps You are one of Santa Claus' little helpers?