GaryDog
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The topic is not about *rape* as you deceitfully labeled it in the thread title, it's statutory rape, which is a totally different thing. It's a case of two young people who had sex without the parents' knowledge or consent. The girl got pregnant, which is what often happens when sex takes place, especially among the young. So the family came together and facilitated a marriage between them, in order to help provide the incumbent child with a semblance of structure. The same thing that families have been doing since the creation of humanity.Believe it or not, parents often give permission for underaged daughters to get married. One of my oldest friends was married to his high school sweetheart when he was 15 and she was 16. She was pregnant. They were married, finished school, had a few more kids, were together until the kids were grown. Now they have different spouses, but they are still very close as are all their kids.
That has zero to do with the topic.
The girl lost the baby, the marriage was annulled. Big whoop.
No, it's about rape. It's about a man taking advantage of a young girl, and then that girl being victimized twice for it.
Looks like he got convicted and did his 60 days. Apparently the court didn't think it was a huge issue.
And neither did the dad. But hey, if Gayry says they're all wrong, I'm sure he has some inside info...
Getting 2 months in jail is "not a huge issue"? It's a felony. He did time. Of course it's a huge issue.
So you're on record thinking a felony and a miscarriage are each "no big whoop" in the course of human life.
Wow. I'd hate to be your therapist.