Times may have changed, but I don't see where they've changed to the point that a girl or guy who drinks too much has therefore asked to be assaulted and for photos to be taken and posted on the internet. In the past, and even today, I would think that the 'lesson' to be learned is supposed to be in the hangover the next day.
I guess I am wrong tho. Apparently if a girl drinks too much and passes out (assuming she wasn't drugged to ensure that?) that means she just has to smile and put up with it all. Boys will be boys, and after all she must have asked for it because after all, she decided to go to a party and have a drink. Gosh darn it, and here I thought that rape, assault and distribution of sexual photos of underage teenagers were the things that would be considered against the law and reprehensible.
But according to t, there, those are simply what she should have expected, having taken a drink too many amongs her friends and acquaintences. Hey, remind me to never drink around him, because I guess he will consider that the equivalent of me 'asking' for the same treatment?
Of course these guys plead guilty. They RECORDED the entire thing. But that doesn't make them idiots, it makes them criminals. They aren't children, they are teenagers who know full well what they did was wrong, but did it anyway. They didn't steal a car and crash it into a tree, they didn't throw someone into the pool to sober up, they didn't have a loud party, they sexually assaulted, filmed, and posted the encounter on the internet without her consent, without her knowledge and without any concern or thought about what they were doing. And that is typical of what some young men are capable of today.
Because they could do it, they did it. Keep your attention on the criminals, not the victim. She could have been sober, and fell asleep because she was tired, and they would have done the same thing, believe me.
I didn't see any mention of them distributing child pornography, but they are also guilty of that.
