Kamilah Hauptmann
Shitpost Sommelier
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Holy shit still going. It's Mansplainpalooza:Mediocre white dude opens mouth.
Holy shit still going. It's Mansplainpalooza:Mediocre white dude opens mouth.
Dude's a MAGAt, 'nuff said.Holy shit still going. It's Mansplainpalooza:
I hold doors open for everyone, as a courtesy, especially if their hands are full.NOBODY'S GOING TO HOLD DOORS OPEN FOR YOU ANYMORE IS THAT WHAT YOU WANT LADIES I DIDN'T THINK SO
Not to be a bitch or anything (although I know I excel at it) but haven't these date rape drugs been used on women for decades now? But, they're all interested in regulating them now that they've been used to rape a bunch of men? Don't get me wrong. I'm all for regulating those drugs. I just think it's fucked up that it took a bunch of men getting raped for anyone to think that might be a good idea.Reynhard Sinaga jailed for life for raping dozens of men in Manchester
Reynhard Sinaga is believed to have lured nearly 200 victims to his flat and attacked themwww.theguardian.com
He's thought to be Britain's most prolific rapist ever.
GHB has been classified as a dangerous drug for years now in the UK, though it is available on prescription, apparently, since it does have legitimate medical uses.Not to be a bitch or anything (although I know I excel at it) but haven't these date rape drugs been used on women for decades now? But, they're all interested in regulating them now that they've been used to rape a bunch of men? Don't get me wrong. I'm all for regulating those drugs. I just think it's fucked up that it took a bunch of men getting raped for anyone to think that might be a good idea.
Also regulated under the Dangerous Drugs Act, and illegal to possess without a prescription.What about ketamine and rohypnol?
Well that makes me feel somewhat better. Here in the US between working in a prison, and seeing what they were convicted of, being a victim advocate - I've never seen or heard of anyone being prosecuted for using a date rape drug. As a matter of fact, in the instances I knew of where a date rape drug was definitely used - no charges at all were filed since the victim couldn't say for sure what had happened.Also regulated under the Dangerous Drugs Act, and illegal to possess without a prescription.
Similarly to GHB, though, the penalties for rape or for unlawfully administering a drug to someone without permission are always going to be considerably steeper, by several degrees of magnitude, than are those for simple possession.
I don't need to be showered with compliments on my appearance, and I am more than capable of opening doors for myself, so Donna Rotunno can eat a bag of dicks.And on that note:
Drugs like rohypnol and GHB certainly make rape cases more difficult to prosecute because, quite frequently, the complainant can't remember what happened, but if the prosecution can persuade the jury to the criminal standard that the defendant knew, or should have known, the complainant was incapable of consenting -- which shouldn't detain the jury too long if the prosecution can persuade the jury that the defendant spiked the complainant's drinks -- and that penetration (or attempted penetration) took place, then it's rape or attempted rape.Well that makes me feel somewhat better. Here in the US between working in a prison, and seeing what they were convicted of, being a victim advocate - I've never seen or heard of anyone being prosecuted for using a date rape drug. As a matter of fact, in the instances I knew of where a date rape drug was definitely used - no charges at all were filed since the victim couldn't say for sure what had happened.
Let's hope that is just some attention seeking creepypasta. If it ain't she should habe called the cops. We can nowadays quickly tell which animal meat comes from, hurray for genetic testing (with more expensive isotope testing we can even find out where whe food your meat was eating came from).Holy something
It starts off and you're like "what a weirdo" but then it just keeps getting worse.
I open doors for everyone who arrives at a door just behind me. For years men were surprised and always thanked me. Women acted a if I were invisible. I have never figured that out. Things have changed.I hold doors open for everyone, as a courtesy, especially if their hands are full.
It did sound a bit like it was adapted from The Freshman , except the movie was funny.Let's hope that is just some attention seeking creepypasta. If it ain't she should habe called the cops. We can nowadays quickly tell which animal meat comes from, hurray for genetic testing (with more expensive isotope testing we can even find out where whe food your meat was eating came from).
I suspect but don't know that most date rape drugs are illegal. Poking around the web though, GHB, which this story is about is both a Schedule 1 and 3 illegal substance in the US. It is legal as a cleaning product in the UK but is illegal to consume which is a huge loophole they are thinking of changing.Not to be a bitch or anything (although I know I excel at it) but haven't these date rape drugs been used on women for decades now? But, they're all interested in regulating them now that they've been used to rape a bunch of men? Don't get me wrong. I'm all for regulating those drugs. I just think it's fucked up that it took a bunch of men getting raped for anyone to think that might be a good idea.
No, GHB is illegal in the UK. It's only classified as a class C drug, though, illegal to possess or supply without a prescription but in the lowest category of banned drug.I suspect but don't know that most date rape drugs are illegal. Poking around the web though, GHB, which this story is about is both a Schedule 1 and 3 illegal substance in the US. It is legal as a cleaning product in the UK but is illegal to consume which is a huge loophole they are thinking of changing.
GHB, GBL and 1,4-BD are all Class C drugs under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. It is against the law to possess them or to sell them for human ingestion.
GHB was brought under the Misuse of Drugs Act as a Class C drug in 2003. Over time, it became apparent that dealers and users were switching to GBL and 1,4-BD as legal alternatives to GHB, so in 2009, GBL and 1,4-BD were also brought under the control of the Misuse of Drugs Act.
GBL and 1,4-BD both have legitimate industrial uses and are still available for these purposes to people with appropriate business registration. However, if someone sells or supplies them, either knowing or suspecting that they will be swallowed and ingested, then they are committing an offence.
Penalties for possession are up to 2 years in prison and/or an unlimited fine. Supply holds penalties of up to 14 years in prison and/or an unlimited fine.
Visitors to the former concentration camp Bergen-Belsen are increasingly interrupting tour guides to voice revisionist theories of history, insisting that the death toll was exaggerated or the Allies were partly to blame.
Jens-Christian Wagner, director of the Lower Saxony Memorials Foundation, said that guides had registered a significant rise in heckling in the past few years. He blamed growing right-wing populism and said that leading members of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party had lowered the threshold of what was socially acceptable to say.