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General Category => World News => Topic started by: happyg on January 05, 2014, 07:53:33 pm
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In what appears to be the first of its kind, the youngest ever rapist has preyed on his little cousin. A six year old Malaysian boy succeeded in raping his 5 year old cousin as baffled doctors confirmed a tear in the girl’s hymen.
A Malaysian boy is being accused of rape after the children’s grandmother found them naked playing a “mother and fathers” game. The mother immediately took the girl to the hospital and informed doctors of what had happened. To their surprise, they found that the boy was actually able to rape the girl as she had a small tear in her hymen.
As the initial doctor did not believe it to be possible on account of the boy’s young age, he consulted with a urologist. Although the urologist relayed that it was not likely, he did confirm that is was possible.
The girl’s mother claims that she is not looking to press charges—probably on account that the rapist belonged to the family—but instead only told doctors in order for her to be medically evaluated.
Chairman of the Malacca Action Group for Parents in Education, Mak Chee Hin, conveyed that, “It is shocking that young children are capable of such acts.” He went on to explain that, “Blame should be leveled at the adults who do not give guidance and care to the children.”
Reporters asked for the urologist’s opinion on the matter to which he explained that although is it unlikely for a boy to have an erection, it was possible stating that the occurrence happens more often in Caucasian boys. Furthermore, he pointed out that some boys are even born with erections.
He went on to say, “In Western countries, medical reports suggest that young boys and girls can experience orgasm although boys will not be able to ejaculate until puberty.” Further explaining the point, the urologist said, “For Asian children, it is very rare, although there have been rare cases that are mostly attributed to surroundings and upbringing.”
He then speculated that the action could be a direct result of the boy having been exposed to pornographic material. “It could be due to witnessing an adult performing an intimate act or watching pornographic videos.”
Restating the truly bizarre matter at hand, he finished by stating, “Even if the child had an erection, it would have only lasted for a while and not to the extent of penetration.”
If the family does decide to press charges, the child would be subject to a full medical report that would most likely name him the youngest ever rapist—if not the entire world, then at least, the country of Malaysia.
http://www.mrconservative.com/2014/01/30015-youngest-ever-6-year-old-rapist-rapes-5-year-old-cousin-in-mommy-and-daddy-game/ (http://www.mrconservative.com/2014/01/30015-youngest-ever-6-year-old-rapist-rapes-5-year-old-cousin-in-mommy-and-daddy-game/)
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He then speculated that the action could be a direct result of the boy having been exposed to pornographic material. “It could be due to witnessing an adult performing an intimate act or watching pornographic videos.”
So it would seem. **nononono*
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Children emulate what they see so the question is where he got the idea.
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If there was ever a crime that needs the arrest and conviction of the parent(s)......this is it.
Age seven is recognized as the "age of reason". This is bad parenting.
This is sexual activity conducted in sight and/or sound of the little boy.
Blame the parent, not porn.
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Children emulate what they see so the question is where he got the idea.
Not always the parents, could be older kids on the block. I can recall the dark ages when I was a little shaver (say 6 - 8 y.o.) and playing baseball, tag, or buck-buck and the "big kids", would say things that I didn't understand. After the first time I asked my mother and I needed to toss a bucket of water on her when she fainted. I learned NOT to ask her but to ask the older kids immediately "what that meant".
I guess you never heard the term "learned it in the street where you're supposed to".
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My Mom didn't faint. She had very powerful arms, as I found out. :laugh:
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I'm not sure I believe this article.
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The remarks by the medical "professionals" in this muslim land, begs questions about their education.
Must be a very slow news day.
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I'm not sure I believe this article.
After thinking about it, I'm with you. It's likely an older person caused those injuries to the little girl, and they are using the boy as a shield.
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Maybe they were playing house. Maybe he saw mommy and daddy in the act and figured " good 'nuff mom and pop" good enough for me.