The Rape Culture …

. . . no feminist can ever be bothered to notice:

Prosecutors allege Qayed Shareef, 39, pretended to be a teenage boy named Jeremy Stevens when he used an app called Tango to contact a 9- and 10-year-old boy, two brothers in Virginia.
“He basically just started it off, ‘Hey what’s your age?’ And within an hour, took it sexual,” said prosecutor Vanessa Woods.
“He sent photos and videos of himself, as well as pornographic videos.” Authorities say the 39-year-old then gave instructions to the boys to record each other and to him send the photos and videos.
“He was very specifically asking them to do various sexual positions, acts, show sexual body parts,” Woods said. . . .
Lt. Jeff Hallock of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department said Shareef likely had more knowledge on how to evade law enforcement because he “has an expertise in computers and IP addresses and Internet.”
Shareef, who has pleaded not guilty, is expected to return to court on March 27. He is being held on $2 million bail.

Should we lock him in a cage and set him on fire?

(Hat-tip: Eric Dondero at Libertarian Republican.)

 

24 comments

  1. Lock him in a cage? If we’re talking about Orange County CA he’ll probably wind up in the teachers’ union.

  2. Uh, burn him alive like the Jordanian pilot. Unlike the pilot, a real man, a real tragedy for mankind this pig needs to die.

  3. YEARS ago when my daughter was alive she said something I will never forget that when she had kid sh would not allow them to be on line unless she was supervising them. That was in the late 90’s it is WAY worse now

  4. Now, come on guys. I see no reason to lower ourselves to burning this pervert alive. I’m in favor of slow rolling him under a steam roller. Starting at the feet. And stopping at each joint for coffee. and bacon sammiches!

  5. “Should we lock him in a cage and set him on fire?”

    Alex, I had, “Things that go well with the hashtag #ItsHerTurn.” What do I win?

  6. “Should we lock him in a cage and set him on fire?”
    OK by me.
    At the same time, *what* are parents teaching and not teaching their kids? When I was not much older than 10, and an adult I actually knew (and liked, alot) tried to get me involved in that sort of thing, I knew to tell my parents.

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