High School Girls Pummel Man Who Exposed Himself

TheSeeker · October 31, 2003, 10:06:44

HAHA! That's funny stuff there.

Nay · October 31, 2003, 10:47:02

Hehehehe...Gotta love that!!!

Now that is what I call instant Karma! hehehe

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shenron_2012 · October 31, 2003, 11:19:16

ha ha now thats what i call entertainment...!!!![

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jc84corvette · October 31, 2003, 13:24:17

LMFAO!

HAHAHAHAHAAH HAHAHAA HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

Everytime men expose them selves that way infront of a croud of girls, you know you know he will get a can of whoop butt!

xander · October 31, 2003, 13:27:36

quote:
Originally posted by Tisha

word up to the home girls in PHILADELPHIA!!!!!!!!!! []

Fri October 31, 2003 10:31 AM ET

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - A man described by authorities as a known sexual predator was chased through the streets of South Philadelphia by an angry crowd of Catholic high school girls, who kicked and punched him after he was tackled by neighbors, police said on Friday.
Rudy Susanto, 25, who had exposed himself to teen-age girls on as many as seven occasions outside St. Maria Goretti School, struck again on Thursday just as students were being dismissed, police said.

But this time, a group of girls in school uniforms angrily confronted Susanto with help from some neighbors, police said. When Susanto tried to run, more than 20 girls chased him down the block. Two men from the neighborhood caught him and the girls took their revenge.

"The girls came and started kicking him and punching him, so I wasn't going to stop them," neighbor Robert Lemons told The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Susanto was later treated for injuries at a local hospital. Police said he would be charged with 14 criminal counts including harassment, disorderly conduct, open lewdness and corrupting the morals of a minor.

© Reuters 2003. All Rights Reserved.

Did the dumba*s not realize that this isn't the 1950's anymore? Women have always had the potential of violent behavior in any context. In todays society they are encouraged to express their feelings in a physical way. I kinda feel bad for the guy.....for being born stupid.

Anonymous · October 31, 2003, 15:14:17

Men like this guy give the rest of us a bad name. Glad someone did something about it. I wish I could've been there pummeling with them. I'd hold him down and let them take all the shots.

Logic · October 31, 2003, 18:20:13

I think the highschool boys should pummel the girls who expose themselvs.

PyroPsion69 · October 31, 2003, 20:41:36

Yea lets all beat up the girls who expose...hey wait a minute thats a good thing! [

] just playing around no offense meant.

jc84corvette · October 31, 2003, 21:38:57

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Originally posted by PyroPsion69

Yea lets all beat up the girls who expose...hey wait a minute thats a good thing! [] just playing around no offense meant.

Hell no.

WalkerInTheWoods · October 31, 2003, 22:04:56

Wait, isn't every man's dream? Being chased down by more than 20 Catholic high school girls in uniform? [8D]

beavis · October 31, 2003, 22:14:39

I hope he takes those girls to court for assault. He pulled out his willy, which is a minor annoyance, but they injured him.

jc84corvette · October 31, 2003, 22:35:20

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Originally posted by fallnangel77

Wait, isn't every man's dream? Being chased down by more than 20 Catholic high school girls in uniform? [8D]

Hell yeah it is!

beavis · October 31, 2003, 22:46:30

The girls in my dreams are naked. They dont wear uniforms[xx(]

jc84corvette · October 31, 2003, 23:00:08

Well i'd take that too!

chupacabra · November 01, 2003, 08:28:53

i have to agree with beavis. Does exposing oneself justify that person being assaulted? I feel that since the perpetrator was a man, however, it makes it "OK". Although it would probably never happen, lets imagine a woman exposing herself and a group of Catholic boys running her down WITH THE HELP OF ADULTS and then assaulting her (not sexually). That scenario pushes some different emotional buttons, doesn't it?

Althought the freak probably deserved it, it's dangerous to set a precedent making it OK for mobs to chase down people and beat them up.

jc84corvette · November 01, 2003, 18:51:24

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Originally posted by chupacabra

i have to agree with beavis. Does exposing oneself justify that person being assaulted? I feel that since the perpetrator was a man, however, it makes it "OK". Although it would probably never happen, lets imagine a woman exposing herself and a group of Catholic boys running her down WITH THE HELP OF ADULTS and then assaulting her (not sexually). That scenario pushes some different emotional buttons, doesn't it?

Althought the freak probably deserved it, it's dangerous to set a precedent making it OK for mobs to chase down people and beat them up.

The females better get charges! That is far to much "getting back" on the guy. Word or a kick would have done him good.

Fat_Turkey · November 02, 2003, 00:10:47

Or maybe just getting him arrested?

Why the hell do the girls get away with it if a guy harrasses them. There's even a movie about a guy who got raped by a woman, and several SVU/CSI/other-crime-shows episodes about it.

Aren't we all supposed to be equal?

But I gotta admit, that IS funny!

~FT

Nagual · November 02, 2003, 03:39:59

Hum... "an angry crowd of Catholic high school girls"... Scary!
I bet these Catholic school girls did skip their love, forgiveness and compassion classes... What if the man died from his injuries...? Pretty sad. I really hope that these girls and neighbors will be charged for assault or something! [V]

Euphoric Sunrise · November 02, 2003, 06:20:04

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Originally posted by chupacabra

lets imagine a woman exposing herself

You lost me there [

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Seriously though, that is a funny story, but i have to agree that the girls should also get charged. Two wrongs don't make a right.

Dark Knight · November 02, 2003, 13:11:40

Right on, fellow self righteous Catholic school sisters.

Sorry, but the only time I have ever heard of a woman exposing herself to anyone is during Mardi Gras or the American Music Awards.

The men that do it are not just flipping their willy. They often turn out to be sexual predators who move on to do something else, usually more violent in sexual nature.

xander · November 02, 2003, 13:17:03

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Originally posted by Dark Knight

Right on, fellow self righteous Catholic school sisters.

Sorry, but the only time I have ever heard of a woman exposing herself to anyone is during Mardi Gras or the American Music Awards.

The men that do it are not just flipping their willy. They often turn out to be sexual predators who move on to do something else, usually more violent in sexual nature.

Aren't women who expose themselves sexual predators? Is it possible for women to be sexual predators? Are women becoming more violent in response to the increasing violence in our culture?

Not being snide, just playing the devils advocate.

Xander

Dark Knight · November 02, 2003, 13:23:30

Women as sexual predators will often attack children...which is why women who are pedophiles are often attacked by other women...and very viciously I might add.

Yes, women have assaulted men...that in itself needs work.

The guy that flashed himself to these girls was no victim.

xander · November 02, 2003, 13:41:09

quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight

The guy that flashed himself to these girls was no victim.

I agree. However, what constitutes justice and vengeance. Where is the thin line crossed?

Would the punishment fit the crime if the genders were reversed?

Xander

Anonymous · November 02, 2003, 16:08:02

hmm... I agree, it shouldn't be okay to beat someone up in any case. Though this guy was a KNOWN SEXUAL PREDATOR, so he obviously didn't learn his lesson the first time (or the other five or six times that followed).

kakkarot · November 02, 2003, 21:22:25

i don't see what's so wrong about those girls beating him up. he did something wrong in public, so why not let the public serve his punishment?

i mean, if someone hit you (forgetting forgiveness), don't you have a sort of right to hit them back? they wronged you, why can't you punish them for it? whether you choose to act upon that "right" or not is up to you, but if you did why should others look down upon your actions? after all, otherwise it's setting a precedant for bad acts to be viewed as "ok".

~kakkarot

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