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Originally Posted by Azure
No, going to a party when you're 15 and getting drunk without having someone look out for you is 'high-risk.' Not sure why this is so hard to understand.
And I'm not trivializing at all what happened.
Not sure why this is so hard to get. Yes, lots of teenagers drink. Yes it is against the law. Yes it ends badly. Date rape, drinking and driving which leads to someone being killed....maybe high-risk is a nice way of putting it.
Over 100,000 teenagers were rape victims in 2004 in the US. The overwhelming majority of these cases involve drugs and alcohol. Any 'teen help' organization will offer steps to help prevent these kids of situations and they ALWAYS, ALWAYS mention to be aware of 'high risk' situations, including situations that involve drugs and alcohol.
But no, lets ignore that because being a teenager goes hand in hand with getting drunk.
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Trust me, nothing you are saying is too difficult for me to understand. I don't agree with you. There is a difference.
In this incident, there are criminals, and a victim. Period. A bunch of punks sexually assaulted a passed-out girl.
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Yeah, sure, that's terrible. But..."