WARNING: The below is graphic.
I just read the full account of what seems to have happened to CBS reporter Lara Logan:
Reportedly some of physical and sexual assault activity was caught on camera phones as well. One video purportedly involved some boy fondling the breasts of the reporter. However, another purported video that was described by a controversial YouTube video claims that a bearded man ripped the top off the reporter and began slapping her face and breasts. He then pinned her to the ground, and by this time she stopped resisting, apparently accepting the fact that she was overpowered. The bearded man then removed her pants and masturbated in front of her before raping her. He also reportedly clawed at her breasts with his hands. The YouTube video claims that at least six men raped her vaginally, and a number of men also raped her anally as well. She was reportedly masturbated on and urinated on by some men as well according to the YouTube video claims which was supposed to be pieced together from information and videos posted on Arab Websites and other sources.
It was claimed by various reports that the sexual assault and beatings might have lasted anywhere from 20-30 minutes on the short side, and as long as about 3 hours on the other hand. It was also claimed that her left breast might have been bitten or might even had the left nipple bitten off as well. One report claims that somewhere from 6 to about 50 men might have sexually assaulted or beat the attractive reporter.
Keep that in your mind as you view the sign of this union supporter at Saturday’s Wisconsin rally:
Disgusting, despicable, and every single progressive who doesn’t condemn this outright is just as disgusting as the threat of of rape to women who choose to exercise their First Amendment Rights. Seriously, people?
*Editor’s note: For anyone requiring clarification: considering the vast amount of speculation surrounding the severity of what happened to Logan, it seems tone-deaf regardless to carry such a sign proclaiming “gangbanging” at a public protest.
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