Re: 3 girls "There was compliance...there had to be some willingness..."

[elehhhhna]

said the FBI "expert" on GMA this morning.

Didn't mention threats, Stockholm syndrome. Fire that asshole.

[Brickbat]

1. What the fucking fuck is that shit right there.

[elehhhhna]

4. I guess the truth about how we value women is

coming out in the open more.

That's how it seems, anyway.

[Brickbat]

9. I remember a comment along those lines when the two young men who were abducted and

found again, one after like 10 years, from someone... was it Rush Limbaugh?

[gvstn]

15. Someone referenced it in another thread

They said it was O'Reilly which sounds about right. I remember the comment and think O'reilly sounds about right.

Found it. Worse than I remembered.

Here's a partial transcript: http://mediamatters.org/research/2007/01/17/oreilly-abducted-child-liked-his-circumstances/137753

[seabeyond]

10. workin' on a decade now. i have been harpin' on it. all about the pornification, which instills

the disrespect that is perpetuated on all women.

[Squinch]

7. This is the only sensible response to that garbage.

[magellan]

2. Male or female??

Never mind, it doesn't matter. I don't suppose any of those geniuses called them on this?

[elehhhhna]

6. Guess.

male

[Skittles]

22. hard to tell these days

there are so many self-hating "conservative" gals

[Squinch]

3. Well, we knew some asshole would be saying that, didn't we?

He won't be the last either. Because assholes abound in our world.

[ScreamingMeemie]

8. ...and yet I always hope they won't.

[Squinch]

16. Oh, God, me too.

It's so freaking disturbing that people say things like that.

[Poll_Blind]

24. +1 Spot on. nt

PB

[Politicalboi]

5. WTF??????

I bet this asshole watches Bill O'Lielly every night. Bill said almost the same thing about that boy who was kidnapped. That he probably liked playing video games and not going to school. How come he didn't try and get away???

I hope they fire this asshole ASAP! I haven't even seen the video, but let me guess, it's a male who said it.

[zeeland]

11. There was a six year old child in that house...

does that as@ho@e not consider how she was probably used as
pawn? Or how bout the threat of killing one if the others if one
should attempt escape?

Just a moronic statement. Anyone that fails to believe there is a
war against women, isn't paying attention.

[Baitball Blogger]

12. They were led by a leash, naked.

They were malnourished.

That FBI expert needs to go!

[robinlynne]

13. I'm with you! fire him.

[MadrasT]

14. And he can FUCK RIGHT OFF with that line of bullshit

Not buying it

[smirkymonkey]

20. +10.000

A**hole!

[derby378]

17. Rape has a nasty tendency to rob a woman of her self-determination

For too many rape victims, you don't need locked doors or iron bars to keep them from escaping. They cocoon, wiring themselves into a primal survival mode. Even if there is no substantial physical injury, those poor women are hurt.

[elehhhhna]

26. Elizabeth Smart made some interesting observations about that this week

[Cha]

18. On every issue, tragic and otherwise, that comes up..there's

always going to be some who weren't there that are going to sit in judgement on those who were. Never freaking fails.

Amanda Berry, her daughter, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight weren't found. They Escaped because Amanda had the determination to squeeze her hand thorugh a hole in the screen and Charles Ramsey was a stranger who was there for her.

[tavernier]

19. X spurt

Probably what this pervert does in his daydreams. Someone should be monitoring his house as well.

[frogmarch]

21. ( on CNN) According to a reporter

regarding info he’d obtained from two police sources, in the house of horror there were ceiling chains in a bedroom, and the captives were sometimes cuffed to them. Also, one of the things the creep did was to pretend to leave the house, but then wait to see if one of his captives tried to escape, thinking he was gone. If one did try, he attacked and beat her. The reporter also said that when pregnancies occurred, he beat the pregnant girl in the abdomen to make her abort it. Apparently he wanted the child who’s now six.

Willingness my ass!

[MichiganVote]

23. What a dumb ass.

[Ilsa]

25. "There was compliance" because all of the rape protection

literature says a woman may have to "comply" in order to survive. I have no doubt that that each was told that they'd kill her housemates (and the child) if one of them tried to escape.

What the HELL IS WRONG WITH THAT ASSHOLE ON TV?

[arcane1]

28. Yep. The word "compliance" isn't nearly as bad as "willingness".

That word is waaay too f*cking uncalled-for

[diabeticman]

27. It's call BLAME the victims because cop are too lazy to do their jobs! This is what

the second time cops could have rescue someone being held for years. Remember Jacey Dugard.

[another_liberal]

29. Of course, that agent is absolutely right.

What beautiful fourteen-year-old girl doesn't dream of becoming a captive sex slave for some trio of middle-aged sanitation workers and such? Why would they want to leave with all of that to stay for?

If this agent is the norm, it is no wonder the FBI can only catch the terrorists they've set-up through entrapment operations.

[bemildred]

33. The FBI never got over J. Edgar and his secret police fantasies.

I do wonder if they are still blackmailing our politicians routinely.

[DevonRex]

30. Sounds like he needs to go through SERE training.

Extra special tough SERE training.

[Half-Century Man]

31. Isn't practicing medicine without training.....

....or a license a felony? Isn't psychiatry a well established branch of medicine? Didn't we, as a society, used to pick on those pretentious individuals who after a single "intro to Psychology" or "intro to criminal behavior" began to pontificate about the subject.
One would think an FBI agent would trained to avoid public displays of personal stupidity. Did somehow the line between the fiction of "Criminal Minds" and the tedium of regular police work fade? One of the things I respect the most about law enforcement personnel isn't their reactions in the far spaced out moments of terror, but the commitment needed to do the job with compassion and dedication during the day by day by day routine of patrol work.
Because this speaker was male, I feel the need to shower.

[CrispyQ]

32. What a disgusting, ignorant statement.

If it was his daughter, how he would react to someone making that statement? Not kindly, I suspect.