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Originally Posted by Strange Famous
It is my view that the views mostly expressed in this thread are not based upon clear thinking, but instead gender bias.
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You've got it backwards. It's gender bias that allows you to assert in contrast to all of the evidence presented, that these girls acted without any serious intent to harm.
You've attached your own anecdotal truths to the situation and erased away the fact that women in this case and guilty of sexually assaulting and harassing the (defenseless) invalids to whom they were entrusted.
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There are NO reports of injuries suffered
There is ONE instance of a CLAIM made that someone had a finger slipped up their bum. The rest of the claims amount to little more than horsing around. (ie - patting the guy on the butt, laying in bed next to him, splooshing water at him, etc)
The men have not been physically harmed, and the sum of the complaint is that these old men, who are gravely ill and have probably had very little sexual activity in a great time have been exposed to sexualised horseplay by a bunch of pretty teenage girls.
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There's no such thing as "sexualized horseplay" with the mentally handicapped. The victims aren't even lucid enough to completely grasp what's being done to them.
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I dont say this in a flippant way, but as I stand now, if you would tell me that at 90 when I was on my last legs and vulnerable, a 19 year old nurse would dry hump me - I would NOT complain. If I knew a male relative of mine was exposed to this, I would NOT complain on his behalf. Whether you want to admit it or not, most people in the world feel the same way.
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You do realize that if you were to have the great misfortune of being in the shoes of these victims, you probably wouldn't be of the mental capacity to complain let alone enjoy it.
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The problem with quoting this study and that study and then claiming because some academic writes something its a fact is that ignores reality and common sense. Our experience and own lives tell us these basic truths in relation to this matter.
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