The incorrigible stupidity, treachery and incompetence of British politicians on the subject of RAPE

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-13444770

Derbyshire: Rape is rape, with respect.

Clarke: No it's not, and if an 18-year-old has sex with a 15-year-old and she's perfectly willing, that is rape. That's 'cause she's underage, can't consent. Anybody has sex with a 15-year-old, it's rape. So what you and I are talking about, we're talking about a man forcibly having sex with a woman and she doesn't want to. That is rape. Serious crime, of course it's a serious crime. And I'm very glad that people do now got to the police and report it. There used to be a taboo against it, in a crazy way.

Clarke should have known not to confuse a tabloid radio show hostess http://twitter.com/#!/vicderbyshire and her baying listeners, consisting mainly of the incorrigibly self-righteous and the incorrigibly ignorant, with too many facts.

Statutory Rape and Jailbait 


Being a lawyer, he wanted to show off his knowledge about statutory rape by explaining it to a lay audience. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statutory_rape.

BAD MOVE.  

Some of you may be familiar with the term "jailbait" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jailbait - an Americanism.  I still remember how an American acquintance once thought it was a great compliment to repeatedly tell a very pretty and posh English girl that she was jailbait, to the distaste and horror of those around him.

This means, boys and girls, that even if it was the under-aged girl who offered to have sex with you and it was all her idea, and it was she who jumped your bones, you're gonna get done for statutory rape when she decides she doesn't love you any more and is feeling a bit vindictive.  Understand?

Is Ed Miliband a complete shit for asking him to resign over something like this?

http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/ed-miliband-why-i-was-right-to-demand-that-clarke-should-go-2286630.html

Does the Labour Party believe in responsible Opposition?

We all know the answer to that, don't we?  

A role-playing game on the subject of rape (especially for lawyers, politicians and tabloid journalists)

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/863844-ken-clarke-i-am-sorry-over-rape-comments

Victoria Derbyshire:  "Rape is rape."

Kenneth Clarke:  "No, it is not."

Readers, pretend you are one of these characters above and try to extricate yourself if you are the male character and impale the male character if you are the female character.

Hours of fun!  

I shall make all my guests play this game at my next dinner party.   

The correct to punish crime in Britain that is also Islamic

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/10457112.stm

Flog them in public to punish them and to give the public the satisfaction of witnessing this.

Then send them on their way.

And execute the ones who deserve to be executed to remove the possibility of their ever reoffending. 

Of course, because this would work beautifully, the liberals will object and bleat about compassion, tolerance and wring their hands.  However, the time for regime-change comes ever closer the more the vacuity of liberal thinking shows itself up for what it is: pernicious, ineffectual, incoherent and intellectually bankrupt.