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nothingshocksmeanymore

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Tue May-11-04 04:04 PM
Response to Reply #128

147. And you would be guilty of faulty reasoning. But the guard may indeed

have raped BECAUSE he was under duress which is why the fault and responsibility goes much higher than the MP and in the prison scenario, it lays at the warden's feet. Controls need to be in place so that it cannot occur. Such controls and policies are the responsibility of the leadership.

Nice try.

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