The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Child Rape

[roo_ster]

...but in the halls of justice, amidst all the celebrations of diversity, no one can hear their screams.

http://www.steynonline.com/7567/descent-into-evil

This was a Viennese rape case that received quite a bit of coverage a few months ago, mainly because of the accused's defense that he was undergoing a "sexual emergency": Like almost 80 per cent of "refugees", Amir is a fit young man. He'd scrammed out of the country leaving his wife behind and therefore had not enjoyed conjugal relations for four months. Hence the "sexual emergency":

When the youngster went to the showers, Amir A. allegedly followed him, pushed him into a toilet cubicle, and violently sexually assaulted him.

Following the attack, the accused rapist returned to the pool and was practising on the diving board when police arrived, after the 10-year-old raised the alarm with the lifeguard.

The child suffered severe anal injuries which had to be treated at a local children's hospital, and is still plagued by serious post-traumatic stress disorder.

Amir was convicted of rape and serious sexual assault of a minor and sentenced to six years. However, the Austrian Supreme Court has now quashed the verdict. But hang on, didn't the guy confess? Ah, yes, but...

The Supreme Court yesterday overturned the conviction, accepting the defence lawyer's claim that the original court had not done enough to ascertain whether or not the rapist realised the child was saying no...

You might think the screams would have been a clue there, but apparently not:

The appeal court said the initial ruling should have dealt with whether the offender thought that the victim had agreed with the sexual act, or whether he had intended to act against his will.

Do mash the link to read it in total, as it is worth your time.

[MechAg94]

So the question is whether he would understand the answer if he ever bothered to ask for consent in the first place.  Which by all appearances he never did.

(I had to edit my post.  I was getting my own thoughts crossed up after reading that stuff.)

[zxcvbob]

So no question as to whether or not the attacker bothered to find out if the victim consented or not.  Just whether he would understand the answer if he did.

And no question of whether a 10-yo is even capable of giving consent. 

[MechAg94]

And no question of whether a 10-yo is even capable of giving consent. 

That also. 

But they went right past the obvious question about obtaining consent in the first place to get where they got.  The article is right.  Migrant rights seem to trump women's rights and children's rights. 

[Hawkmoon]

Do mash the link to read it in total, as it is worth your time.

No, I don't think I'll mash the link. I fear it would do bad things to my blood pressure.

[HeroHog]

Why didn't the boy's father kill the rapist then an there? (no, I didn't read the article. My blood pressure couldn't take that.) If there were ever a good excuse for vigilante justice, for me, this would be it.

[De Selby]

This doesn't mean the rapist necessarily goes free.  The article isn't clear but it looks like the sort of technical thing that will lead to a new judgment.

[AmbulanceDriver]

This doesn't mean the rapist necessarily goes free.  The article isn't clear but it looks like the sort of technical thing that will lead to a new judgment.

If the new judgement resulted in actual justice (I.E. this rapist ending up with a long drop wearing a short rope), that might be satisfactory.

Sadly, I feel most of the world does not believe like I do - that the recidivism rate for a criminal assuming room temperature is 0.

[freakazoid]

With a verdict like that, it's a good thing they got rid of all of them guns.

[Andiron]

Not really sure what they were expecting..  Pederasty is a legit cultural thing that they're importing.