I ALWAYS try to make it a point to never victim-blame. If he does need help, he obviously has means of contacting the outside world, and he should be supported to use them if he needs to. On the other hand, I don't know how much stuff on Reddit you can take seriously.

For some reason, a lot of young people are convinced to avoid speaking up or voicing opinions. Groups such a IHOPrayer usually attract weak/sick-minded individuals to begin with. Put that with our rape culture, and I think you have an answer.

Seriously, the whole incident was surrounded with what is called "Christianity" and "Religion". In this case, to be for "Religion" is to be for the abuses suffered by this poor woman. That being said, I do not think IHOPrayer is true Christianity and I believe Jez is writing against the fact that multiple people were…

This is SSOOOO accurate.

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. It sounds like you're implying EVERY White person has been oppressive to Blacks. I'm not defending actions here, I just seriously hope you actually don't have the attitude that Whites should be the sole "builders of bridges". There is a lot of race hate on both sides.

All these replies are cracking me up!

I do wonder how Twitter feels about all of this. Is it bad press for them? Do they have the power to delete accounts? I just couldn't imagine being the means by which all this hate was spread.

I TOTALLY agree. I think it's such horseshit that some would defend these people because they are "minors" and because of their "environment". 6 of these people are from the South. I'm taking it as a sign that change needs to happen in the "environment" so that these "minors" don't grow up to be ignorant voting…

You bring up a good point: "It's ok to eat a batch of chemicals that look like an apple, but natural sex? NEVER."

I'm leaning towards monster. He wasn't just born that way though, his life definitely helped him get there. At the risk of sounding like a psycopath myself, I almost wish there could exist a Spanish Inquisition type of punishment for people who commit these types of crimes. I'm probably being heretic but, I think…

I share your sympathy for his childhood; it seems horrific. I also agree with your thoughts on doctors for children, however I'm not so sure jail-time is the answer. He needs to understand exactly what he did to those women. I believe he realizes he has a problem, but for some reason he hasn't searched for help…

I see what you did there.

I felt the same way about that comment! If that person really had a brain they wouldn't say something as ignorant as that.

You don't have to be rude. No where did I say I believe that the military is not sexist. It's just disgusting, and I'm shocked an appalled that this behavior is tolerated in an establishment designed to "protect liberties". Stop being an asshat.

She didn't get in cause she's a ginge.

"You know, but I personally believe, and this is what I'm hearing from women all across the country that they are going to look for the guy that's going to pull them out of the weeds and get them job security and a brighter future for their children."

Is anyone else freaking out that someone in the US MILITARY is posting Creepshots?

I freaking love this.

Thank you! I get so tired of that sort of apologizing on a lot of different articles. I'm no expert on magazine sales, but I would be comfortable to bet real money on a discrepancy between whether or not Cosmo/17/Teen Vogue/People sells more copies than Rolling Stone/Newsweek/National Geographic (I do realize I am…

What struck me as wierd about that comment was how it seemed he was placing Playboy at higher relevance to society than National Geographic. Scary and awful, in my opinion.