Make Lucifer VonShitbrick do more time; Remove Persky

Summary

Texas Congressman Ted Poe advocated for a harsher sentence for Brock Turner, emphasizing that rape is never the victim's fault, during a speech on the House floor on June 9, 2016.

Abstract

During a session in the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman Ted Poe from Texas spoke out against the lenient sentence given to Brock Turner, a convicted rapist. Poe read excerpts from the victim's impact statement and called for the removal of Judge Aaron Persky, who presided over the case. He argued that the six-month jail sentence was insufficient and did not reflect the severity of the crime. Poe, with a background as a prosecutor and judge, highlighted the need for societal change in recognizing the gravity of sexual assault and rape, stressing that the responsibility lies solely with the perpetrator. He also criticized the mentality in some courts that downplays the severity of such crimes when committed by individuals from reputable backgrounds. Poe's speech underscored the importance of a zero-tolerance policy towards sexual violence and the necessity for the justice system to support victims.

Opinions

Ted Poe believes that Brock Turner's sentence was too lenient and that he should serve more time.
Poe criticized Judge Aaron Persky, suggesting he should be removed from his position.
He condemned the perspective that sexual assault is less serious when committed by "good folks."
Poe emphasized that society must recognize rape and sexual assault as severe crimes.
He expressed a personal commitment, as a grandfather, to a society with zero tolerance for sexual violence.
Poe stated unequivocally that an unconscious person cannot consent to sex, and thus, any sexual activity under such circumstances is rape.
He argued that the justice system must align with societal values to support victims and affirm that rape is never the victim's fault.

And that’s just the way it is”

-Ted Poe on the floor of the house June 9 2016

Yesterday, June 9, on the house floor, Texas Congressman Ted Poe read excerpts from the statement of the student who was raped by Brock Turner. He called for Aaron Persky, the sentencing judge, to be removed and the rapist to do more time:

Poe, a prosecutor and criminal court judge in Texas for more than thirty years, demanded that the punishment be longer than a semester in college.

“Clearly, Brock is a chip off the old block”, Poe said, referring to Dan Turner’s calling the rape “twenty minutes of action.”

“There is an archaic philosophy in some courts, that sin ain’t sin if good folks do it”, Poe continued.

“As a country, Mr Speaker, we must change our mentality and make sure that people recognize sexual assault and rape for the horrible crimes that they are”

“As a grandfather of eleven, I want to know that my granddaughters are growing up in a society that has zero tolerance for this conduct, this criminal conduct.”

“No means no and a woman who is unconscious does not even have the ability to consent or fight back”

“Victims like this remarkable woman must know that society and the justice system are on their side…”

“When rape occurs, the criminal is trying to steal the very soul of the victim.”

“Because, Mr Speaker, rape is never the fault of the victim. And that’s just the way it is.”

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“Rape Is Never The Fault Of The Victim

And that’s just the way it is”

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