You actually wrote this and then clicked a button to post it. That is pretty hard to believe. What if it was your mother, sister, daughter, girlfriend, wife or backside that is was "stolen" at a party?
Would you say this nonsense to your mother?
I did question about clicking this, probably shouldn't have.
But at the same time I watched the Duke Lacrosse players get absolutely roasted, vilified, sneered at in papers and on message boards prior to all the facts coming out.
One thing about the Duke lacrosse case that made it a touch ugly. There was some racism involved: white players, black victim.
The Oklahoman wrote the story correctly. They reported it as the case was filed: sexual battery and rape by instrumentation.
I did read the charges and all I'm saying is the term "rape by instrumentation" is misleading.
He may have committed battery, he's charged with it. And certainly he's charged with sexual assault. And he may have committed rape. If convicted, all charges warrant doing time.
But when they say "rape by an inanimate object" and then follow it with "inanimate object being his finger" it doesn't seem right, at least the term inanimate. "Inanimate" is not a living thing. The finger is a living thing. I understand that is the way the law is written in penal code 21-1111.1 but it's misleading and it's wrong.
If he did it, what he did was "rape." If he used any part of his body, it's rape. Not "rape by instrumentation" just plain rape.
I apologize for interjecting baseball petting terms into the discussion or for asserting the victim should loudly object when first being fondled. That was insensitive.
We'll see how this turns out.