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Friday, 15 January 2016
quote [ It took days for police to acknowledge the extent of the mass attacks on women celebrating New Year’s Eve in Cologne. The Germans were lucky; in Sweden, similar attacks have been taking place for more than a year and the authorities are still playing catch up. Only now is the truth emerging, both about the attacks and the cover-ups. ]
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perezoso said @ 4:59pm GMT on 15th January
I'm probably naive, but can somebody explain this to me?
Where is the thrill or "benefit" in being one of, say 25 guys, that attacks a woman in public? I don't understand how this could be much of a sexual thrill. It seems to me like this behavior is either just purely misogynistic - about abuse, not sex - or weirdly homosexual, in that these guys might enjoy being surrounded by other guys getting excited ???
What is the carnal motivation? I don't get it.
perezoso said @ 5:02pm GMT on 15th January
I'm probably naive, but can somebody explain this to me?
Where is the thrill or "benefit" in being one of, say 25 guys, that attacks a woman in public? I don't understand how this could be much of a (hetero)sexual thrill. It seems to me like this behavior is either just purely misogynistic - about abuse, not sex - or weirdly homosexual, in that these guys might enjoy being surrounded by other guys getting excited ???
What is the carnal motivation? I don't get it.
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perezoso said @ 4:59pm GMT on 15th January
I'm probably naive, but can somebody explain this to me?
Where is the thrill or "benefit" in being one of, say 25 guys, that attacks a woman in public? I don't understand how this could be much of a (hetero)sexual thrill. It seems to me like this behavior is either just purely misogynistic - about abuse, not sex - or weirdly homosexual, in that these guys might enjoy being surrounded by other guys getting excited ???
What is the carnal motivation? I don't get it.
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