No worries about the trigger. It was actually good. Writing that down made me angrier than fucking hell and I hope I never forget the rage I feel about when I first heard what happened to my dear friend nor what happened during it all.

I am sooooo sorry that triggered you.

This headline is badly written.

God damn it. In my anger I neglected to mention a critical part. The defense claimed she made those allegations to try and get money out of the rich defendants. Mind you, her family was very well off but apparently she wanted three really rich adult men to rape her at the age of 14 to get that sweet money. It was…

you know what? shut the fuck up. don’t derail this story.

even if he serves his entire sentence, she’ll not yet be 40 when he’s released.

murder victims are unable to be afraid of anything, because they were murdered. would my rapist’s death make my mom feel better? i have no clue. but i know for sure i would feel better.

because i would feel so much better if my rapist were dead. i would not have to look for him in a crowd, i would not have to have my heart beat fast if i see someone of his building and coloring. i would *know* for certain he wouldn’t hurt me or anyone else. i went to group counseling and i worked as a peer counselor…

So this is a story from my past and it is difficult to retell and I rarely have. What you just wrote triggered something within in and yeah, it’s time.

It doesn’t heal her OR change what happened. I never argued that it did. I think the extraordinary measures he went to in order to commit something so evil show that he isn’t fit to be in society. Not now, not in 25 years. What he did was so horrific that I see no value in him living.

The only reason he even got 25 years is because he was an immigrant as well.

Referencing to the Lucille Richards post was for all those who would have argued that jezebel is a gossip site and that I should go to deadspin for all things sport.

I strongly disagree. He provides no value to society and is in fact a danger to it. The lengths he went to in order to secure himself a child sex slave show that. He should be dead and everyone would be better off.

Pure fucking evil.

That spoiled brat grew up in Compton, her sister was killed in a drive by and she has achieved more than you could ever imagine.

He took my hand and said, very quietly, “That’s a special memory, because you were with your dad. I’m proud to be a part of it.”

I read a little book filled with Ali’s greatest quotes, and he was so witty and eloquent, but my favourite and I think the most beautiful and eloquent (and heart breaking) is about why he refused to fight the Viet Cong. It was so simple and so right.

This is nothing but aggressive whataboutery!

I posted this to my Facebook:

Putting his death among celebrity gossip was wrong, but that doesn't take away that Lucille Richards deserved her article