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Okinawa Assembly adopts resolutions condemning U.S. Marine’s alleged rape
The Okinawa Prefectural Assembly unanimously adopted resolutions on Thursday condemning the alleged rape of a junior high school girl by a U.S. Marine and calling for measures to prevent a recurrence.
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Now that the charges have been dropped… are they going to retract this knee jerk response?
Dear Bob,
The reasons the charges were dropped weren’t because he didn’t do it - it’s because the girl is scared of having to go through the whole drama of going to court - which of course sucks ass, the judges should go ahead anyway if they suspect a crime has been committed - which they do.
If you want to side with a rapist because he’s of the same nationality as you are, go ahead. But don’t expect the people of Okinawa to greet you with smiling faces.