The Argus Leader has a report on the high incident of rape regarding Native Americans. Excerpt:
One of every three Native American women will be raped in their lifetimes, a report released Tuesday by Amnesty International says.
It's in part a product of the entrenched poverty that plagues many Indian reservations, particularly in South Dakota, where economic depression breeds drug abuse and higher crime rates. But blame also goes to lingering racism, government bureaucracy and anemic tribal police forces that do not have the manpower to quickly and thoroughly investigate crimes.
Funny, you would think rape would be caused by "rapists"…criminals. Why is it that the far-left blames America by attacking capitalism plus the race card, while they ignore the real problem.
Of course, we should examine the source of the study, "Amnesty International USA" Here is their leader:
Dr. William F. Schulz was appointed Executive Director of Amnesty International (USA) in March, 1994. An ordained Unitarian Universalist minister, he came to Amnesty after serving for fifteen years with the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA), the last eight (1985-93) as President of the Association.
There you have it, "Humanism". Here is more on Schulz:
In 2000 he was named "Humanist of the Year" by the American Humanist Association.
Terry Woster did not disclose that. Clearly we have far-left bias with the study. Too bad most of the Argus Leader readers will read this report as gospel.
Another hint that this is part of the far-left Cultural Marixist movement is the word "justice". Here you have it:
The 113-page report, "Maze of Injustice: The failure to protect Indigenous women from sexual violence in the USA,'' also says its findings probably don't measure the full magnitude of the issue.
The solution should be simple…enforce the law against the rapists. But the report instead complains about money:
"Many women are too fearful of inaction to report their cases,'' a statement from Amnesty International said. "According to one Oklahoma support worker, of 77 sexual assault or domestic violence cases involving Native American women, only three victims reported their cases to the police.''
Part of the fault lies with what the report called "a complex maze'' of tribal, state and federal jurisdictions. Time is lost after an assault while investigators determine which agency has jurisdiction, it said.
That's what Georgia Little Shield sees every day as director of Pretty Bird Woman House, a shelter in McLaughlin on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
"The women just fall through the cracks,'' Little Shield said Tuesday."There's so much of it, just so much. So many barriers, not enough money, not enough police or hospital staff. People just give up and don't even report rapes or assaults.''
Perhaps we should focus on the real problem, socialism and the lack of taking responsibility. We can’t help those who refuse to help themselves. And during the abortion debate, the left argued that it is the women’s "right" not to report rape. That is why they need the "choice" of abortion. Perhaps these far-left secular humanists need to look into a mirror when they see problems, instead of solving problems with the same crap that caused the problem in the first place…government dependency. Instead of expecting more money for the taxpayers, how about the promotion of personal responsibility. But the far-left does not want people to think they are capable of standing up for themselves. The far-left want victims in order to advance their Cultural Marxism.
