[GuillermoX]

just wait till the "They deserve to get raped" crowd shows up...It went from "Don't do the crime if you can't do the crime" to "Don't do the crime if you can't do the time and get raped".

[ambrose]

Tobias Beecher figured out how to handle these guys.

[FreePaul]

the "They deserve to get raped" crowd

These are people who seem fascinated by homosexual rape and can't quit talking about it. Maybe the fascination stems from their secret desires. One local talk show host seems to belong to the "that's what they deserve" crowd. He delights in bringing up the subject of prison rape whenever he can.

[Reeses]

I'm not convinced rapes are all that common, it may be mostly an urban legend that law enforcement finds very useful for scaring people. Wouldn't lawyers be getting rich if these institutionalized rape stories were true?

[Vince Ferrer]

just wait till the "They deserve to get raped" crowd shows up..

And that would not be me. Sometimes people on the outside seem to believe that what goes on in a prison will stay inside, but eventually most of these people get out.

For instance, John William King, one of them men who dragged James Byrd to death behind a truck in Jasper, Texas, had been in prison earlier, and watched a gang rape of a white man by blacks. It is obvious that his earlier prison experience had an influence on his later murderous act.