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6/5/2011 5:48:25 AM
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Remember those two girls who stripped that 11 year old boy.(re-update)
Well /b/ have started a campaign to find the names and the address of the two apparent Rapists because they -blam!- assaulted this kid and nothing happened with the police stating that it was a "prank".
Well we know how quickly /b/ can find people and they already have the address and phone number of one of the girls. We also know what /b/ can do to people who they dislike or disagree with so do you think these two girls deserve it?
P.S would it be wrong of me to copy the info which has been found? and will I get banned because of it?
Update
They have now found the school that these two girls go to.
re-update
They have now got their hands on year books for the school
They have started with pizza scams already and are now sending fake FBI bull-blam!-, sorry i missed that that was an 20 mins ago
Please PM me for links if need be.
important update
Phone at girls house has been disconnected also /b/ threads on subject fallen to madness or 404.
Same with the school
Thank you to everyone who helped
[Edited on 06.04.2011 11:56 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MadMax888 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak He was barely moving. I have an 11 year old brother who does very little physical activity, and i know for a fact that he would be able to make more of an effort if he was honestly scared. [/quote] So, if the victim doesn't make enough of an effort to get away, it's okay that they are victimized? Great logic.[/quote] No read the rest of the post. Im saying that you don't know what happened and you can't know because you're never going to talk to any of them. He might not have been trying his hardest, or he may have been. We don't know.[/quote] It matters not if he tried to get away or not. Those girls had ABSOLUTELY NO RIGHT to do what they did. Maybe he fought with everything he had. Maybe he didn't. Either way, the girls should be labeled as sex offenders just like any male would who did the same thing.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MadMax888 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak He was barely moving. I have an 11 year old brother who does very little physical activity, and i know for a fact that he would be able to make more of an effort if he was honestly scared. [/quote] So, if the victim doesn't make enough of an effort to get away, it's okay that they are victimized? Great logic.[/quote] No read the rest of the post. Im saying that you don't know what happened and you can't know because you're never going to talk to any of them. He might not have been trying his hardest, or he may have been. We don't know.[/quote]There is video evidence... Your turn.
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important update Phone at girls house has been disconnected Same with the school also /b/ threads on subject have fallen to madness or 404 so they are useless any serious trolls have gone off to do there own troll work. Thank you to everyone who helped
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Bouncer7 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] DoctorPsychology [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zon The Great [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak Again he didn't seem to be making much of an effort to get out. Im not saying he wanted it to happen, but i think he would have been making more of an effort if he was actually really scared. Also nobody knows what happened before all of this.[/quote] He was in 5th grade. The girls were three/four years older than him. Ten-year-olds generally can't escape from two thirteen-year-olds. [/quote] Im not saying that he can. Im just saying that he wasn't making much of an effort.[/quote] Bull -blam!-, you can't make too much of an effort when you have your hands and legs held down and a knee on your neck. These girls should of known better and should be punished. They will be made as an example of what happens when the law doesn't do their job. They should have been arrested and put in juvie for a few years. No harm, no foul. But now because the police didn't do anything, the girls entire lives have been ruined. They won't be able to get a good job, nor will they be able to get into a good college. The police f-cked up and these girls will pay the price.[/quote] NO EFFORT?! Are you kidding me!! [/quote] I kid you not.
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It's hilarious to see m3andak utilizing circular logic in the way that he is at the moment.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Bradleigh They deserve it.[/quote]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ghostnubelost15 You must be blind and deaf. I apologize. [/quote] The kid turned. That's basically it. You're blind if you can't realize that the kid was barely trying to escape. The thing is that he could have been trying his hardest to escape, but IDK and you don't either because you never talked to any of them.[/quote] How about when you have a little girl we let to 13 year old boy's molest her? sound fair? If she doesn't seem to make a effort I guess it not that bad right?!
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MadMax888 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak He was barely moving. I have an 11 year old brother who does very little physical activity, and i know for a fact that he would be able to make more of an effort if he was honestly scared. [/quote] So, if the victim doesn't make enough of an effort to get away, it's okay that they are victimized? Great logic.[/quote] Duh. If a girl doesn't try to escape with all her might while having intercourse forced upon her, the guy can't be charged with -blam!-. That's in the Constitution. This m3andak guy is a god damn genius.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ghostnubelost15 Funny to see how split the Flood is over this. Even funnier when you consider how far on each side of the spectrum most of you are. Looks like I have to be the voice of reason/truth (like I am on a daily basis) in here. 1. If you think this was just a prank that won't have any effect on the child in the future, or that the girls didn't know what they were doing, you are WRONG. 2. In turn rooting for /b/ to ruin the life's of these 3 girls is not the ideal situation either. An eye for an eye is a brutal philosophy an exposes just how big of a role pure emotion plays into your decision/judgment. Rational thinking is needed here. [/quote]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MadMax888 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak He was barely moving. I have an 11 year old brother who does very little physical activity, and i know for a fact that he would be able to make more of an effort if he was honestly scared. [/quote] So, if the victim doesn't make enough of an effort to get away, it's okay that they are victimized? Great logic.[/quote] No read the rest of the post. Im saying that you don't know what happened and you can't know because you're never going to talk to any of them. He might not have been trying his hardest, or he may have been. We don't know.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] DoctorPsychology [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zon The Great [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak Again he didn't seem to be making much of an effort to get out. Im not saying he wanted it to happen, but i think he would have been making more of an effort if he was actually really scared. Also nobody knows what happened before all of this.[/quote] He was in 5th grade. The girls were three/four years older than him. Ten-year-olds generally can't escape from two thirteen-year-olds. [/quote] Im not saying that he can. Im just saying that he wasn't making much of an effort.[/quote] Bull -blam!-, you can't make too much of an effort when you have your hands and legs held down and a knee on your neck. These girls should of known better and should be punished. They will be made as an example of what happens when the law doesn't do their job. They should have been arrested and put in juvie for a few years. No harm, no foul. But now because the police didn't do anything, the girls entire lives have been ruined. They won't be able to get a good job, nor will they be able to get into a good college. The police f-cked up and these girls will pay the price.[/quote] NO EFFORT?! Are you kidding me!! An 11 year old boy, one girl has a knee on his neck while the other girl is holding his feet. Oh YEAH, they are FIFTEEN. He is squirming and calling for his mom, but he is also trying to hold is bathing suit up, all while some friken -blam!- is filming this. I hope these girls lives are hell. That kid is scarred for life and they get no punishment?! BULL-BLAM!- If the law won't do anything than /b/ better ruin there lives.
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This isn't even a debatable deal. Clearly the kids were wrong, but these people have no right to attack them.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ghostnubelost15 You must be blind and deaf. I apologize. [/quote] The kid turned. That's basically it. You're blind if you can't realize that the kid was barely trying to escape. The thing is that he could have been trying his hardest to escape, but IDK and you don't either because you never talked to any of them.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak He was barely moving. I have an 11 year old brother who does very little physical activity, and i know for a fact that he would be able to make more of an effort if he was honestly scared. [/quote] So, if the victim doesn't make enough of an effort to get away, it's okay that they are victimized? Great logic.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] NOtubes alright! time for justice! /b/ back traced them with the help of the cyberpolice![/quote]Now consequences will never be the same.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ghostnubelost15 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zon The Great [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak Again he didn't seem to be making much of an effort to get out. Im not saying he wanted it to happen, but i think he would have been making more of an effort if he was actually really scared. Also nobody knows what happened before all of this.[/quote] He was in 5th grade. The girls were three/four years older than him. Ten-year-olds generally can't escape from two thirteen-year-olds. [/quote] Im not saying that he can. Im just saying that he wasn't making much of an effort.[/quote] Squirming on the ground and yelling for help is considered "not making an effort"? Whatever helps you sleep at night, brah. [/quote] He was barely moving. I have an 11 year old brother who does very little physical activity, and i know for a fact that he would be able to make more of an effort if he was honestly scared. [/quote] You must be blind and deaf. I apologize.
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alright! time for justice! /b/ back traced them with the help of the cyberpolice!
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zon The Great [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zon The Great [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak Again he didn't seem to be making much of an effort to get out. Im not saying he wanted it to happen, but i think he would have been making more of an effort if he was actually really scared. Also nobody knows what happened before all of this.[/quote] He was in 5th grade. The girls were three/four years older than him. Ten-year-olds generally can't escape from two thirteen-year-olds. [/quote] Im not saying that he can. Im just saying that he wasn't making much of an effort.[/quote] lol I really can't say anything else [/quote] And that's why you're on an internet forum and not investigating the case.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Bouncer7 Why won't the mother press charges!!! and why are the girls being escorted by there parents from school and have police notices and police at there house. These girls should be sent to jail. 2 15 year old girls strip down an 11 year old boy against his will?! This is being called a PRANK!!?!?! Are you kidding me!? This is outrageous!!! [/quote] 30-40 years ago, men had a lot of power and a lot of accountability, while women had little power yet little accountability. Fast forward past the feminist movements, and women have achieved a level of power similar to a man's, but their accountability remains at their pre-relevent status. The result is typical of high power-low accountability situations.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Slothful Koala [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SWJ345 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Slothful Koala Also I'm clearly not saying the kids were right for doing this, but guess what Internet you can't do this -blam!-. God damn you -blam!- morons think you have authority over everything..[/quote] /b/>law enforcement The law does not traumatize people for life. [/quote]?????????????? You're a -blam!- moron. [/quote] trololololololololol
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Bouncer7 Why won't the mother press charges!!! and why are the girls being escorted by there parents from school and have police notices and police at there house. These girls should be sent to jail. 2 15 year old girls strip down an 11 year old boy against his will?! This is being called a PRANK!!?!?! Are you kidding me!? This is outrageous!!! [/quote] Yup. If it was dudes, I bet they would get either ostracized or disowned.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ghostnubelost15 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zon The Great [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak Again he didn't seem to be making much of an effort to get out. Im not saying he wanted it to happen, but i think he would have been making more of an effort if he was actually really scared. Also nobody knows what happened before all of this.[/quote] He was in 5th grade. The girls were three/four years older than him. Ten-year-olds generally can't escape from two thirteen-year-olds. [/quote] Im not saying that he can. Im just saying that he wasn't making much of an effort.[/quote] Squirming on the ground and yelling for help is considered "not making an effort"? Whatever helps you sleep at night, brah. [/quote] He was barely moving. I have an 11 year old brother who does very little physical activity, and i know for a fact that he would be able to make more of an effort if he was honestly scared.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Slothful Koala What does that even mean? Are you trying to make a point on double standards or something? How does a video of a rap3 end up on the internet? That's not fishy at ALL to anyone? I don't believe this story one bit.[/quote] You're obviously an internet virgin. You've never heard of Three Guys One Hammer? Or those girls mercilessly beating another teenaged girl while they filmed it on a camera phone? GTFO with your idiotic presumptions.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zon The Great [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] m3andak Again he didn't seem to be making much of an effort to get out. Im not saying he wanted it to happen, but i think he would have been making more of an effort if he was actually really scared. Also nobody knows what happened before all of this.[/quote] He was in 5th grade. The girls were three/four years older than him. Ten-year-olds generally can't escape from two thirteen-year-olds. [/quote] Im not saying that he can. Im just saying that he wasn't making much of an effort.[/quote] Bull -blam!-, you can't make too much of an effort when you have your hands and legs held down and a knee on your neck. These girls should of known better and should be punished. They will be made as an example of what happens when the law doesn't do their job. They should have been arrested and put in juvie for a few years. No harm, no foul. But now because the police didn't do anything, the girls entire lives have been ruined. They won't be able to get a good job, nor will they be able to get into a good college. The police f-cked up and these girls will pay the price.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Slothful Koala [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SWJ345 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Slothful Koala Also I'm clearly not saying the kids were right for doing this, but guess what Internet you can't do this -blam!-. God damn you -blam!- morons think you have authority over everything..[/quote] /b/>law enforcement The law does not traumatize people for life. [/quote]?????????????? You're a -blam!- moron. [/quote] You must be new to the internet. I suggest trying to find the entire story of Jessi Slaughter, failing that cat-in-a-bin-lady. then come back and make those statements.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Slothful Koala [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Radioactive553 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Slothful Koala Clearly it's a prank and clearly the girls don't deserve anything they are getting. God damn it. This -blam!- happens all the time, I've had my pants pulled down. How can they possibly try to file charges on middle schoolers for such a thing. You people are morons...[/quote]Posting it on youtube? For millions of people to see? That's a prank? This kids life could be ruined now. You realize how much attention he's probably gotten because of THIS?![/quote]So what the -blam!- is anyone accomplishing? Revenge? Why should anyone elses lives be ruined at this point? They're just kids and no one is going to know that he was depantsed and it was put on the Internet when he's older. Leave the poor kids alone and let it all blow over. Jesus Christ the Internet thinks it's a god damn police force that can arrest anybody for any wrongs they've done. [/quote]I don't really condone what /b/ is doing in terms of their methods, but this ISN'T a prank. And he's eleven. He still has middle school, and high school to go through with this on his shoulders. D you remember how middle and high school was? I sure as hell do.
