most common type of rape in the U.S. is...

[Agorism]

man on man prison rape?

link here (http://www.caivn.org/article/2010/05/01/prison-rape-national-crisis)


Human Rights Watch verifies this shocking figure, actually putting the number closer to 140,000 prison rape victims annually.

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

tax rape

[RM918]

And, of course, everyone thinks it's HILARIOUS because they 'deserve it'. Try laughing at a female inmate being raped by a prison guard, the feminists will lynch you.

It's pretty much condoned and they don't even investigate it.

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

And, of course, everyone thinks it's HILARIOUS because they 'deserve it'. Try laughing at a female inmate being raped by a prison guard, the feminists will lynch you.
just like how a man being raped should just get over it, but if a female is raped the rapist deserves to be castrated and put to death.

[Vessol]

More of a problem of our Prison Economy and the War on Drugs filling our prisons to beyond capacity with non-violent offenders.

[phill4paul]

What amazes me is that most individuals believe the government is capable of protecting them. The government cannot even keep order in a controlled environment.
Prisoners run their enterprises right under the nose, and often as not with co-operation, of the government officials.
Pathetic. If the government cannot even control the activities of those under their direct supervision how can it be expected to be able to protect individuals in a non controlled environment.

[Agorism]

When men have sex with females, the female is still much more likely to get an STD from it than the male, but females still have fairly significant natural barrier unless they are having anal sex that is, in which case, there is next to no natural barrier. Hence man-on-man sex is very likely to spread stuff.

[Old Ducker]

Every year, more than 100,000 men, women and children are victimized while behind bars, usually by corrections officials whose very job it is to keep them safe.

This casts an interesting light on the type of person who enters law enforcement.

[Vessol]

Why does that really matter? Rape is rape and thus wrong. This particularity is more of a sign of the problem of our prison system.

[silus]

What amazes me is that most individuals believe the government is capable of protecting them. The government cannot even keep order in a controlled environment.
Prisoners run their enterprises right under the nose, and often as not with co-operation, of the government officials.
Pathetic. If the government cannot even control the activities of those under their direct supervision how can it be expected to be able to protect individuals in a non controlled environment.
Great point.

[Working Poor]

This casts an interesting light on the type of person who enters law enforcement.


Yea people who like to commit violence against people who have no defense it sucks.


Why does that really matter? Rape is rape and thus wrong. This particularity is more of a sign of the problem of our prison system.

It matters because people who are hired to help reform criminals are making the situation worse. The prison system is corrupt and it is a problem.

[John of Des Moines]

Why does that really matter? Rape is rape and thus wrong. This particularity is more of a sign of the problem of our prison system.

Knowing that prison rape is the most common is very helpful when arguing with people of the statist mindset.

[nate895]

I thought this was common knowledge? I didn't need some university statistician to tell me that if you lock a bunch of violent males (the type of prisons they're talking about aren't where most drug criminals would be) with approximately zero moral compass, that's probably would what's going to happen.

[tangent4ronpaul]

naw - the OP is wrong. The most common type of rape occurs one day a year... April 15th!

-t

[rancher89]

naw - the OP is wrong. The most common type of rape occurs one day a year... April 15th!

-t

Which actually happens every day and is documented with every paycheck stub....