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Ann Coulter, you might know her as being a notorious pot stir' or maybe even a heritage obsessed, gold panning, public servant who inspires leading a career filled with partiality, disunion-ship, and a "holier-than-thou" attitude. "TO 'STOP RAPING ME! IN ENGLISH, PRESS '1' NOW" is an article written by Coulter, which she so angrily scrawls on rape victims stories...she apparently cannot contain herself and needs to add her signature touch of stereotypical judgement in her cocktail disaster of a drink. Coulter irritably writes about two different accounts of rape between a 14 year old girl in Rockville, Maryland and a Columbia University student who used a mattress on campus grounds to spread a message about her rape experience.  Now, this blog post is not about the rape incidents of these girls, but about Ms. Coutler's knock off versions of these stories, along with her emotional driven tone. The 14 year old girl was raped by two hispanic native males and the Columbia student was raped by a German native male. 

All perpetrators are not U.S citizens, which Coulter only seems to recognize the hispanics by saying things such as, "...Instead, because the accused rapists ("Dreamers," as I call them) are illegal aliens..." but fails to recognize or call out the German immigrant as well. No remarks for the German student? Is it because he is here for an education? I guess hispanics don't want a better life either. Coulter also says in her article, "We really are getting the best illegal immigrants!", being sarcastic on the accounts of both hispanic males, but still fails to awknowledge the German internantional student  (a more sophisticated label for him rather than an immigrant). In a bar graph depicted by RAINN, they concluded perpetrators by race resulting in, White 57%, Black 27%, Unknown Ethnicity 8%, Other 6%, Mixed Group 1%. RAINN does not group "Hispanics" or "Illegal Hispanics" because there is not a high enough group of hispanic persons to categorize them in. Yes hispanics, may fall into Unknown Ethnicity, Other, or Mixed Group, but they do not make up the majority of sexual assaults in the U.S. Rape is a traumatizing experience that can impact a child or adult for the rest of their lives, creating distrust in themselves or others, anger, resentment, depression and even suicide. Rape can also be a hard thing to discuss as soon as it happens, as it is common for victims to harbor feelings and become introverted about their experience. Rape occurs in marriages, military, relationships, work environments, and so forth. 

This should have not been a racial issue. It should have been focused on MENTAL ILLNESS, because if one acts upon their desires and intense feelings, while violating someone else's, that is clearly more of an internal issue than exterior. It does not matter if you are German, American, English, or Hispanic, if a Hispanic is here legally or illegally, for people like Coulter to label illegal hispanics as coming here to fulfill those actions, she influences ill ridden people like herself to justify their judgments and encourages hostility, hate, and segregation towards a race as a whole. I am not excusing the behavior of people who commit sexual assault to ANY DEGREE, but Coutler has taken a heavy story and created it into something less than because of the skin tones these criminals have. I understand it is a natural instinct for humans to judge or categorize others (for survival reasons, that's another story...) but we are living in times where we do not need to implement that instinct into a race as a whole. People like Coutler should have their microphones cut off from them, not that she and others are not entitled to their freedom of speech/thought, but it simply rewinds our nation back into a time we tried (and are still trying) to move on from. Segregation and hatred towards a race. 

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http://www.anncoulter.com/columns/2017-05-10.html

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