Father in viral video of school board arrest says his daughter was raped in school bathroom.
On June 22, Scott Smith was arrested at a Loudoun County, Virginia, school board meeting, a meeting that was ultimately deemed an “unlawful assembly” after many attendees vocally opposed a policy on transgender students.
What people did not know is that weeks prior on May 28, Smith says, a boy allegedly wearing a skirt entered a girls’ bathroom at nearby Stone Bridge High School, where he sexually assaulted Smith’s ninth-grade daughter.
Juvenile records are sealed, but Smith’s attorney Elizabeth Lancaster told The Daily Wire that a boy was charged with two counts of forcible sodomy, one count of anal sodomy, and one count of forcible fellatio, related to an incident that day at that school.
As Loudoun schools sought to pass a controversial transgender policy in June, it concealed that a 9th-grade girl was allegedly raped by a "gender fluid" student in a school bathroom just 3 weeks prior, The Daily Wire has learned.https://t.co/t5IEv1vZZF
Originally Posted by BucEyedPea:
I do consider it to be a mental disorder, just like someone thinking their Napoleon. Yet, we still don't allow someone like that to try to head our military or even in France.
Our last president was a narcissistic sociopath, and our current one is a half-dead old man teetering on full-blown senility. [Reply]
Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan27:
So if they medically transition you are in favor of letting trans people use the bathroom that they identify with?
Also, anybody can walk into any bathroom and claim to be a man or woman. Sure, with most people it's obvious what their sex is but that's not always the case. Are we going to require ID to use the bathroom or have a security guard fondle everybody's genitals before they are granted bathroom access? Just trying to imagine this conservative utopia for myself.
Sure, if you've medically transitioned, you are good to go. I mean, biologically, you are always going to be the sex you were at conception, but yeah, I'm good with that. No, not anyone can walk into any bathroom and claim to be whatever gender they want. They can't now either. [Reply]
Originally Posted by sully1983:
This is infuriating and disturbing.
Yes, it certainly is.
The kid is a rapist.
Are you taking the position that the rapist would respect the "girls" sign on the restroom door, and, more importantly, would respect his victim's right not to be raped, if he had not been allowed to wear a skirt?
What is it, specifically, that you contend caused this rape?
My contention is that it was caused by fucking rapist. Do you disagree? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Loneiguana:
You even give the exact same predictable "issues" everyone else who parrots conservatives but is too scared to admit it says.
Originally Posted by NinerDoug:
Yes, it certainly is.
The kid is a rapist.
Are you taking the position that the rapist would respect the "girls" sign on the restroom door, and, more importantly, would respect his victim's right not to be raped, if he had not been allowed to wear a skirt?
What is it, specifically, that you contend caused this rape?
My contention is that it was caused by fucking rapist. Do you disagree?
Apparently you missed a key detail in this story…
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
I don't believe the rapist being transgender lead to the rape. I do believe that the rapist being transgender lead to the school board quietly transferring them to another school where they were able to rape another student.
Originally Posted by staylor26:
Apparently you missed a key detail in this story…
No, I saw that. That was an indescribably huge fuck up on the part of the School Board, and the School District deserves to have its ass sued off for it.
If that's the issue, not the fact that the rapist was wearing a skirt, I agree completely. [Reply]
Originally Posted by NinerDoug:
No, I saw that. That was an indescribably huge fuck up on the part of the School Board, and the School District deserves to have its ass sued off for it.
If that's the issue, not the fact that the rapist was wearing a skirt, I agree completely.
But it all falls under the same woke bs umbrella.
If this were just a regular boy with no gender identity issues, it doesn’t get swept under the rug while the boy just goes to another school and continues to use those gender identity issues to his advantage. [Reply]
Just like if the LA spa sex offender is just a normal dude, he’s immediately arrested and the accuser isn’t labeled “transphobic” by the media in the initial reports.
We also don’t get “counter protestors” showing up and committing mob violence that NPC’s like NJ blindly cheer on.
This is all a symptom of the woke cult that has taken over our society and our institutions. [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
But it all falls under the same woke bs umbrella.
If this were just a regular boy with no gender identity issues, it doesn’t get swept under the rug while the boy just goes to another school and continues to use those gender identity issues to his advantage.
You could be right. You could be wrong.
Do you have some evidence that the school district has expelled and/or got law enforcement involved when it's a non-gender identity issue rapist that is the criminal? [Reply]
I don’t think we can really say transgenderism itself is a specific diagnosable mental disorder in the same way of major depressive disorder or others. However, the conditions that lead to it as an outcome are undoubtedly rooted in mental/emotional issues and disorders. A person turning to trans does this in an attempt to resolve these issues due to a variety of factors such as general awareness of it, wanting to be unique, pressure and encouragement from others, not accepting of homosexual thoughts, or perhaps that sense of not being as masculine or feminine as they should be which often precipitates the above characteristics.
It’s a way to resolve problems without actually facing the problems. It becomes easy and comforting to just say you were born a certain way and therefore if you embrace that idea you can tell yourself everything makes sense now and all those mental and emotional issues will go away because they only exist from you being born different as opposed to having developed issues over time that you may be a big or small factor in.
This is partly why the trans community is so aggressive, hyper vigilant, sensitive, demanding of others, and hateful towards those who detransition. Becoming trans doesn’t just magically resolve the underlying issues so anything that can even be perceived as challenging them is met with manifestations of their internal problems. [Reply]