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1400 people killed in Nigeria because of wikileak leaking information on the corruption there and displacing over 200,000 people. You know who said this? Assange himself. That harmful enough for you?To all "KILL HIM" people:
Please show proof of any harm caused because of wikileaks since it's inception.
Thankyou.
Whatever, I've been banned from this site 20 times at least and I am still here.
So all our troops in Afghanistan are there to prevent genocide?
I agree with this point. People tend to look past the rape allegations and go "This is obviously a set up by (fill in dark secret evil organization)". Is it far out of the realm that he is just a power hungry dipshit that thinks no one will say no to him? Oh right you know who that reminds me of? Hollywood, politicians, rich people, and any other type of people in position of influence. Oh right, he's already demonstrated he's a power-hungry dipshit. Bragging about how his leaks were justified even if it killed thousands of people, bragging that the Secretary of State should resign at his demand, bragging that if anyone dare goes after him he'll extort them with more leaks. This guy's best found guilty and in the slammer.Wow, all this, and almost no actual mention of what he is accused of doing. Rape.
Everyone is going into the politics of it and it really could just be a case of some dumb ass taking the pussy after being told to buzz off.
Sweden is not known for being some US puppet state, so I have every reason to beleive his being wanted for questioning there in regards to a rape have nothing to do with, well, whatever it is he does, and everything to do with a couple girls saying he took what they were NOT offering.
This is the beginning of the end. World war 3. I think the leaks are necessary. Too many people letting the government live behind the scenes and disconnect with the people. Even if people are at risk theres always going to be risks when exposing things. Government lies so much. If they didn't lie so much then people wouldn't even be questioning their answers. Pretty sure a war is going to start eventually. We are all going to die from the radio active fall out(Cancer, free radicals). We are on the brink right now. Close to 2012 also
. Nothing has really been targeted from the leaks. This is like forbidden archaeology, area51 stuff. Government use to be one with the people. Now its like another world isolated from society while they control everything we go through not knowing what its like because they live a life of luxury with private jets and the like. Think about the big picture.
Yes there will be another war. Are you trying to say something specific?Pretty sure a war is going to start eventually.
Radiation = free radicals? Whiskey Tango Foxtrot? Are you just hitting the keyboard randomly?We are all going to die from the radio active fall out(Cancer, free radicals).
Oh my...2012
Even more oh my...forbidden archaeology, area51
So what are you saying the big picture is? Or are you just trying to be silly with your conspiracy/class warfare BS?Think about the big picture.
Sounds like my best friend, once he starts smoking a ton of bowls, he starts becoming incoherent and stupid.snip
Wow, all this, and almost no actual mention of what he is accused of doing. Rape.
Everyone is going into the politics of it and it really could just be a case of some dumb ass taking the pussy after being told to buzz off.
Sweden is not known for being some US puppet state, so I have every reason to beleive his being wanted for questioning there in regards to a rape have nothing to do with, well, whatever it is he does, and everything to do with a couple girls saying he took what they were NOT offering.
What country are you from? Even in the United States, no means no. When the women says no, it's sexual assault at least. I can't tell my girlfriend "Oh come on, you can do it" even if she's told me no ten times.Neither of the girls said they were raped.
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Did you skip past the part where once the condom broke or when he refused to wear one, the women were distressed and didn't want to proceed? And one of them told him to get the fuck out of her home? Oh right, surprise sex is legal? Since when?The original reports of this sex situation were that it was purely consensual, that both of the women involved admitted as such into a legal record when questioned, and it was a non-issue past that point.
Did you skip past the part where once the condom broke or when he refused to wear one, the women were distressed and didn't want to proceed? And one of them told him to get the fuck out of her home? Oh right, surprise sex is legal? Since when?
Now you're diverting from the whole point of the allegation. Our legal system doesn't allow surprise sex either and you seem to be skipping past that point. "Oh he's being prosecuted because he's a high-profile person". Is your logic is that every fucking celebrity out there should not be prosecuted because it will be high-profiled? What about that director who is evading US law and refusing to serve his sentence for the raping of a 16 year old girl? He should get a pass because he's a celebrity too?Again, that's not what the women went on record saying the first time they spoke of the issues. A magical twist of fate happened (aka the leaks started) and then it was "oh, really, wonder what we can get from this..." and suddenly a change in the statements appeared.
People keep looking at this from the primarily US-point of view based on our legal system (at least for the most part). Laws in other countries are different, regardless of what may be right or wrong based on our laws and our upbringing over here in the States.
That aspect is clouding all this to fucking hell and back for most everyone.
What country are you from? Even in the United States, no means no. When the women says no, it's sexual assault at least. I can't tell my girlfriend "Oh come on, you can do it" even if she's told me no ten times.
Now you're diverting from the whole point of the allegation. Our legal system doesn't allow surprise sex either and you seem to be skipping past that point. "Oh he's being prosecuted because he's a high-profile person". Is your logic is that every fucking celebrity out there should not be prosecuted because it will be high-profiled? What about that director who is evading US law and refusing to serve his sentence for the raping of a 16 year old girl? He should get a pass because he's a celebrity too?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-spark-worldwide-hunt.html?ito=feeds-newsxmlThey didn't say no to him. Where are you reading they did? It was considered rape in Sweden because it was unprotected sex and neither woman knew he was having relations with another woman. It was consentual. You're already on the internet, there isn't any reason for you not to know that.
No.Can you stop that shit? You clearly haven't read up on this subject.
Now you're diverting from the whole point of the allegation. Our legal system doesn't allow surprise sex either and you seem to be skipping past that point. "Oh he's being prosecuted because he's a high-profile person". Is your logic is that every fucking celebrity out there should not be prosecuted because it will be high-profiled? What about that director who is evading US law and refusing to serve his sentence for the raping of a 16 year old girl? He should get a pass because he's a celebrity too?
If they are outright lying, then I would be of a different opinion. But until then, I am a defender of women in any case whatsoever.You seem to be missing the basis: the only thing we have to go on is what the women accused him of, and that is what the problem is because they offered up one story originally and then they altered it to suit their needs based on the changes in the entire situation (the leaks, his newfound massive worldwide fame, etc).
You said it yourself, it's an allegation, and a pretty shitty one at best considering they've backtracked on their original statements and changed them mid-stream.
They said one thing, then they said something else. I have no reason to attach any significance to their second statement based on the first and the sudden change after Assange got the notoriety because of the leaks.
If the women are outright lying then there was no "surprise sex" or anything else.
I attach no credibility to the women's secondary statement after the first one at this point.
That's my basis. It has nothing to do with celebrity except that the two women are certainly now looking at book deals...
If they are outright lying, then I would be of a different opinion. But until then, I am a defender of women in any case whatsoever.
What is there to miss? I read the allegations against him but they also included theories of why maybe this could have happened. Other than that, I don't fucking care if you're a defender of AssAnger.Wow, you didn't even read what you linked.
That's the writer's opinion on what their feelings could have been.As a result of this conversation, Sarah reportedly phoned an acquaintance of Assange and said that she wanted him to leave her apartment. (He refused to do so, and maintains that she only asked him to leave three days later, on the Friday of that week.)
How must Sarah have felt to +discover that the man shed taken to her bed three days before had already taken up with another woman? +Furious? Jealous? Out for revenge? Perhaps she merely felt aggrieved for a fellow woman in distress.
Having taken stock of their options for a day or so, on Friday, August 20, Sarah and Jessica took drastic action.
They went together to a Stockholm police station where they said they were seeking advice on how to proceed with a complaint by Jessica against Assange.