Youtube Manages to Astonish us Once More

My goodness! How technology has improved our lives! We have Google Earth so we can spy on people having sex in their backyards! We have websites to access someone else’s social security number and check up all the dirt on people who you don’t even know! And hey, where would we be without child pornography? Child Porno has advanced so much since the introduction of the internet, making it just too easy for paedophiles to no only fuel their addiction, but keep in touch with other ‘paedos’! But I must say, the internet took it just a little bit too far, by posting a rape video on our beloved “youtube”.


A young British mother or two was gang raped in front of her children, and the incident was recorded on a mobile phone then posted on ‘youtube’. It has since been seen by over 600 users.

It is controversial because not only the billionth time in which youtube has posted something extremely graphic (cue finish guy who recorded himself in the woods then went into school and shot fellow classmates) but the fact that a crime as horrific as rape is on the net for anyone to see.

So I ask myself:
Why would you rape someone and film it?
Why would you do it in front of someone’s kid?
What sick bastard do you have to be to watch it?

Now reports have since surfaced that a) the woman made it all up and b) ‘youtube’ claims that is censors videos before they are uploaded for graphic content. Haven’t we heard that before?

Whether it be true or not, it’s not the first time it has happened for example, in Italy, people made a fictitious rape video and put on the internet. So I say, the internet is supposed to be the “great” democratic medium and having said that for anyone in future, do not upload home videos for people with sick fetishes.


Controversial as always,


mia sarah



Internet site: http://www.smh.com.au/news/technology/victim-slams-youtube-over-rape-footage/2008/03/05/1204402501579.html



You tube rape mother’s horror: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23322572-1702,00.html



You tube rape victim ‘arrested’: http://www.theage.com.au/news/web/youtube-rape-victim-arrested/2008/04/02/1206850980757.html


Another rape using technology: http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/06/18/1055828363843.html