Why do you think rapist don't care what time of day they choose to strike?
962057
At the risk of trying to make an intelligent answer, perhaps opportunity is more of a guiding force than their personal preference.
913516
Rapist should be made to receive a little of their own medicine.  Call it barbaric, but I think a large nightstick up their rectum will make them think twice before raping someone else.
184501
I think that is a personal choice.  If you don't want to work on Sunday, than don't. I know some people don't feel as if they have a choice, but ultimately they do.
1095859
Because knowing how obssessed with sex some of the people on here are........\nSome guy is liable to stick his little weiner in the lockless door and come on here the next day with.........\n"Hey...  anyone ever have sex with a door at 7-11? I did and it was hot".
786946
You have a very valid point, but I hope you don't get blown up for finding fault....check your door twice before going to bed tonight..a suicide bomber may be lurking close by ;-)
903873
I once put a guy in prison for 5 years for raping me(he only got statutory). WIt was a very traumatizing time for me and the sentance isnt so brief. With this in mind Id have to say I think a woman like this should get the minimum sentance for a rape charge seeing how she rtried to force that jail term on an innocent man. He couldve been found guilty and wouldve had that label for his whole life,getting registered and not allowed in some housing/apartment complexes bc of it,job issues,time lost of his life. She deserves the same sentance, They were too easy on her.
113708
it is a myth by which the world moves!\nit is a myth by which people do many things.!\nlike, no one wants to wake up on mondays! but they have to cos they have to b at work/skool etc on TIME!\ntime is infact not real at all.\nthere is no thing like time.\nyou can't feel time.\nyou can't see time.\nits only cos the clock ticks, u call it time!\n--------------x-----------------------------\nif you think time is a myth then i think u need help.
1043120
For the most part, yes. Rapist may be too strong though, there are other words.
634459
I was born in the pm...10:56 to be exact.  I am a night person.  I have never thought of the correlation between the 2.  Interesting.  It very well could be one of the factors as to why I am a night person.\nThanks for that...something for me to think about anyway.\n:)
650894
Well, the victim still lives with the full impact of the crime.  A woman who was raped doesn't suddenly become "unraped" and only assaulted, she still has to live with the results of the actual crime.  A person who was shot during a robbery does not suddenly have the bullet hole close and all the damage undone just because the scum criminal got his charges reduced.\n\nSo, instead of sitting and whining that there still is a record of what you did, just be glad you got off way easier than your victim(s) did.
1070661
depends on the time of day.
420553
One would think it would be between say, midnight and 5am. Ten seems a bit early. Justified? Well, it depends on the reason. "Why?" "at what hour was it actually cut?" and where is this taking place? are big parts of what the answer would be. Can you give more information?\nLooking at the answer before mine - justification is certainly a relative concept, isn't it?
122989
It's just so the time between cutting the roots is not a variable.  There's nothing special about noon and midnight except that she want to ensure that everyone in the class cuts the roots of the onions every twelve hours exactly.  If she had everyone cut them at, say, 11am and 11pm it would have the same effect.\n\nAlso, most plants respond to periods of light and dark and maintain some form of circadian (can't believe I spelled that right) rhythm, so the time of day could have an effect on the way the plants respond.  It's not that there's anything special about noon and midnight (they're just times we decided to start counting from), but having the times standardized avoids the effects of time of day on the experiment.\n\nIt seems to me that it's not so cool that she's making you stay up till midnight, though - I'd be pretty annoyed if any of my profs told me I had to do something at 12am, and my classes don't start till 9 :-P
545255
First of all, do they really think that it will make any difference at all? It won't. In order to actually make a noticible dent in the economy, they would have to hold out a heck of a lot longer than 24 hours...and I just really don't see that happening. Second of all, where do they get off? Nowhere else but in America could someone protest, throw a fit and expect someone to make allowances for the fact that they have, in fact, broken the law. There are legal ways to enter this country, they could have chosen one of them and then there wouldn't be this problem. However, they chose not to obey the laws of this country and, in my opinion, they need to be held accountable for their lawlessness. \n\nIf we allow all these illegal immigrants amnesty, what message does that send to all the immigrants who entered this country legally, who paid their dues and did things according to the rules? Gee, we're sorry we put you through all that because our laws are completely meaningless and we're going to give amnesty to everyone who decided they didn't want to be bothered with the pesky rules? What next, are we going to allow all mass murderers to run free because, hey, if you can break one law, why not all of them. What if all the rapists in every maximum security prison across the country stage a protest demanding their freedom? Why have any rules and laws at all if they can just be arbitrarily changed to exonorate a group of people just because they protest and demand it?\n\nI understand that the people coming here illegally are desperate and in dire circumstances, I don't doubt that at all. However, as someone who grew up in dire circumstances myself (yes, I know what it's like to go to bed hungry for weeks on end, to not have heat in the winter and to face the uncertainty of whether or not you're going to have a roof over your head), I still believe that breaking the law is unacceptable. That doesn't mean that I don't understand the motivation behind it, but it is what it is. After all, we have hundreds of thousands of legal American citizens who are homeless, who are hungry, who are in desperate situations and who are crying for an opportunity to support their families. However, should one of these people choose to rob a bank or sell drugs in an attempt to support their family, we don't see protests in the streets to exonorate them of their crimes. We may understand the motivation behind their actions, but the truth is that they've broken the law, regardless of the reasons/circumstances and in this country, there are consequences for breaking the law. If there aren't, then what's the point of even having a legal system?\n\nCome here legally and I don't have a problem with it. Come here from whatever country, make a life for yourself, send your kids to college, make yourself a millionaire, win the lottery, start a fortune 500 company. I. DON'T. CARE. That's the sort of thing that this country was built on. I, myself, have relatives who immigrated to this country legally and who have been very successful in building their lives and their fortunes. Great for them! Certainly there are those who are racist, but don't make this a racial thing, that's the easy cop-out.
342696
I am very punctual myself and so are most of my good friends. People who are habitually late for thing tend to irritate me because it's disrespectful, irresponsible, and really makes the person look bad. I've handled these people in two ways a) by not inviting them places because I don't want to deal with their mess or b) if I otherwise like them, lie about the time and ask them to show up ten minutes early.
1097458
The offenders willfully gave up their rights when they commited a sexual assault. They violated another's rights. I think notification isn't enough. They should require them to live far away from their victims. The only victims are the actual victims of the crime.
42908
Late is relative, isn't it.\n\nAnyway, I'm usually up no later than 5:30 on weekdays and 8 am on weekends.  But then, I have the luxury of an 8 - 5 job, and can go to bed earlier than 10 pm if I wish.\n\nThat might not seem so late for a person working a graveyard shift.