A Plague worse than the Somali incel
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@AussieHustler Go to Wattpad to write your indecent fanfic, it be more appreciated there, don’t defile our eyes with your filthy fictional literature
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waar ninyow why you kill people, you warlord, saw ur quote yesterday saying you buy arms for the xaafada and remember you took part in clan wars.
gaal.
I expected only few Deeqas here, but they’re more than I imagined.
Rkelly put that shit in my mouth. Tan kale dalkeyga iyo dadkeyga iyo sharafteeda waan difaaca . Every somali qabil buys hub oo ay iisku difaacan. Stop with the hypocrisy. Plus this dude i didnt know him. I found out later after i was arrested.
Caadi iiska dhig
Adeer u seem hella suspect. Sidaan waa lagu dhaama.
Boowe caadi noqo dee.
Tan kale ma tol laan ba ku haysa. Oo ma waxaad weyse wax ku qabta.
@Dues Ex Machete
warya you loot camels, u that warsangeli camel pirate people were talking about.
Who was talking about that shit.
my warsan friend told me warsan gang caught in erigabo on their way to badhan where they have camel slaughter house for their shufta. Bingo thats u.
AarHawd_7
North-West, London
@Geeljire sanbuur remember that Jamaican yute Latz back in Thameside on the wing, the donny had a different Somali niqabi visiting him every two weeks bringing him fresh garms and transfer his weekly £15 so he could f*ck up the canteen again my man was in jail but living of Somali caydh. :siilaanyolaugh:
@AussieHustler Why are you sneak dissing my dear cousin, the reason above is why Faaraxs come out of xabsi as anti-Xaaliimo incels. The amount of shit you see will scare you and make you think twice about your little sister. Imagine your little sister visiting a black yute in jail who is in for attempted murder and who wont be out for the next 15 years lol.
@AussieHustler Why are you sneak dissing my dear cousin, the reason above is why Faaraxs come out of xabsi as anti-Xaaliimo incels. The amount of shit you see will scare you and make you think twice about your little sister. Imagine your little sister visiting a black yute in jail who is in for attempted murder and who wont be out for the next 15 years lol.
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Damm I love how madhows with no pennys get a free vergin somali girl delivery package :siilaanyolaugh:
Big up the madhows wallahi meanwhile somali are saving up hard earned money for mahr only tog get called trash and jobless :siilaanyosmile:the irony writes itself
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Genesisx72
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@AussieHustler you're genuinely such a weirdo
I don't know which Abdi turned you from Ayanle to his personal Ayan, but you don't need to generalize all us for the action of this one certain Abdi.
Cucks will never realise that women don't want "males", who sugar coats them so much till they become more feminine than themselves. Women want MEN who respect them.
Cucks will never realise that women don't want "males", who sugar coats them so much till they become more feminine than themselves. Women want MEN who respect them.
AussieHustler, I don't know why you love making shit up but prison rape only happens in America and last time I checked Muslims run prisons and forbid raping. In Canada, Somalis run prisons and I heard it's the same for Europe.
Also, incel is someone who will never get a woman and even the ugliest Somali men end up getting married. Inceldom is not in our culture whether you like it or not.
Also, incel is someone who will never get a woman and even the ugliest Somali men end up getting married. Inceldom is not in our culture whether you like it or not.
Still writing names in my log book.
@AarHawd_7
The problem is Somali men don't talk about that kind of abuse because of many reasons. One such reason is that we Somalis are not empathetic with their suffering and consider them as criminals who deserve it. How do they deal with it?
@AarHawd_7
The problem is Somali men don't talk about that kind of abuse because of many reasons. One such reason is that we Somalis are not empathetic with their suffering and consider them as criminals who deserve it. How do they deal with it?
Some Somalis in Europe are avoided in prisons, because they are very ruthless and mental unstable, but prison rape doesn't really exist here.
In fact most prisons are run by Muslims and Somalis are very well respected, because they are for example the Imams of Friday prayers in prisons, like a former friend of mine who past away AUN.
Wow, let's look at the Canucks and male rape in jail.
Prison rape remains a tolerated 'terrorism'.
Male-on-male forced sodomy is a rampant part of prison life, accumulating evidence confirms. Yet, its actual magnitude is shrouded by a "conspiracy of hush."
Owing to its insidiousness, the public is widely unaware of its enormous proportions.
According to a report by researchers W. Rideau and R. Wikberg, a "perverse prison subculture" engages in male-male rape that pervades North American incarceration systems.
According to Stop Prison Rape, more than 300,000 males are victimized each year in North America, mostly in the United States where up to one-quarter of the entire male prison population is victimized.
Male-male prison rape is a "global crisis," concluded Phillip Ellenbogen, editor of the Columbia Journal of Law. He suggests that accumulating information indicates possibly millions of victims in North American correctional facilities.
"It is a larger and more widespread problem (in Canada) than people recognize," he concluded after an extensive study.
Despite its prevalence, there is widespread public apathy, often stemming from lack of information.
Stephen Donaldson of Stop Prison Rape explained that the matter of male-male prison rapes is a "taboo subject for public discussion" and that is why it has not been addressed more seriously.
"Male prison rape is the most tolerated act of terrorism in the United States," concluded Rachel Wyatt of Case Western University School of Law. "Prison inmates describe rape as a common event in prison and an accepted part of court-imposed punishment."
"In the United States, it is seen as part of everyday prison life," confirmed Andrew Neilson of the John Howard Society.
Human Right Watch, Amnesty International and other organizations have been partially successful at bringing the matter to public attention; government sources have been comparatively unhelpful in that regard.
In the United States, under pressure from social groups, the Bureau of Justice confirmed 216,600 instances of male-male sexual assault in 2008 and instances are on the rise. According to a report in the New York Review, "very few victims actually report."
"In addition, there is a failure to seriously investigate prisoner's allegations," Ellenbogen concluded.
In Canada, "the subject of prison rape is not well documented," he added. "That is largely because Correctional Services Canada and Statistics Canada do not record occurrences of inmate sexual victimization," which are therefore not available for public scrutiny.
Furthermore, he explained these events "typically occur where there is no prison staff around to see or hear."
According to Gordon Knowles, a specialist at the University of Hawaii, "rape is interpreted as sexual relations with another person obtained through physical force, threats or intimidation." Non-consent is a vital element.
According to Ellenbogen, "the effects of prison rape are devastating." That is chiefly why the United States enacted the Prison Rape Elimination Act in 2003. Later, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled prison rape is "cruel and unusual punishment." Nonetheless, instance are on the increase.
In Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Sec. 12), the Correction and Conditional Release Act (1992) and court rulings impose a duty upon prison officials to safeguard prisoner health and safety.
Canadian corrections officials claim that the risk of male-male prison rape is lessened due to an ongoing program of conjugal visits, in privacy and lasting up to 72 hours, for all prisoners.
But, Craig Jones of the John Howard Society of Canada says conjugal visits do not stem male-male rapes because prison rapes are not done for sexual reasons, but rather as expression of power.
According to Rideau and Wikberg, rape motives are widely misinterpreted, and as a result, remedial measures can be ineffective.
"The pursuit of power via sexual violence is an integral feature of imprisonment," they concluded. "It is not really a sexual act."
Female prison rape is comparatively uncommon in North America, researchers say.
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/o...-remains-a-tolerated-terrorism-122853709.html
Any former inmates from Canada?
Prison rape remains a tolerated 'terrorism'.
Male-on-male forced sodomy is a rampant part of prison life, accumulating evidence confirms. Yet, its actual magnitude is shrouded by a "conspiracy of hush."
Owing to its insidiousness, the public is widely unaware of its enormous proportions.
According to a report by researchers W. Rideau and R. Wikberg, a "perverse prison subculture" engages in male-male rape that pervades North American incarceration systems.
According to Stop Prison Rape, more than 300,000 males are victimized each year in North America, mostly in the United States where up to one-quarter of the entire male prison population is victimized.
Male-male prison rape is a "global crisis," concluded Phillip Ellenbogen, editor of the Columbia Journal of Law. He suggests that accumulating information indicates possibly millions of victims in North American correctional facilities.
"It is a larger and more widespread problem (in Canada) than people recognize," he concluded after an extensive study.
Despite its prevalence, there is widespread public apathy, often stemming from lack of information.
Stephen Donaldson of Stop Prison Rape explained that the matter of male-male prison rapes is a "taboo subject for public discussion" and that is why it has not been addressed more seriously.
"Male prison rape is the most tolerated act of terrorism in the United States," concluded Rachel Wyatt of Case Western University School of Law. "Prison inmates describe rape as a common event in prison and an accepted part of court-imposed punishment."
"In the United States, it is seen as part of everyday prison life," confirmed Andrew Neilson of the John Howard Society.
Human Right Watch, Amnesty International and other organizations have been partially successful at bringing the matter to public attention; government sources have been comparatively unhelpful in that regard.
In the United States, under pressure from social groups, the Bureau of Justice confirmed 216,600 instances of male-male sexual assault in 2008 and instances are on the rise. According to a report in the New York Review, "very few victims actually report."
"In addition, there is a failure to seriously investigate prisoner's allegations," Ellenbogen concluded.
In Canada, "the subject of prison rape is not well documented," he added. "That is largely because Correctional Services Canada and Statistics Canada do not record occurrences of inmate sexual victimization," which are therefore not available for public scrutiny.
Furthermore, he explained these events "typically occur where there is no prison staff around to see or hear."
According to Gordon Knowles, a specialist at the University of Hawaii, "rape is interpreted as sexual relations with another person obtained through physical force, threats or intimidation." Non-consent is a vital element.
According to Ellenbogen, "the effects of prison rape are devastating." That is chiefly why the United States enacted the Prison Rape Elimination Act in 2003. Later, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled prison rape is "cruel and unusual punishment." Nonetheless, instance are on the increase.
In Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Sec. 12), the Correction and Conditional Release Act (1992) and court rulings impose a duty upon prison officials to safeguard prisoner health and safety.
Canadian corrections officials claim that the risk of male-male prison rape is lessened due to an ongoing program of conjugal visits, in privacy and lasting up to 72 hours, for all prisoners.
But, Craig Jones of the John Howard Society of Canada says conjugal visits do not stem male-male rapes because prison rapes are not done for sexual reasons, but rather as expression of power.
According to Rideau and Wikberg, rape motives are widely misinterpreted, and as a result, remedial measures can be ineffective.
"The pursuit of power via sexual violence is an integral feature of imprisonment," they concluded. "It is not really a sexual act."
Female prison rape is comparatively uncommon in North America, researchers say.
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/o...-remains-a-tolerated-terrorism-122853709.html
Any former inmates from Canada?
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