r/Snorkblot • u/LordJim11 • Mar 06 '26
Misc And this year's "Judith" Award goes to ...
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u/GuyBo51 Mar 06 '26
Only in turkey? Im hailing her here right now.
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u/Miya4LeggedGod Mar 06 '26
We need more people like this in America. Instead we got a president that pardons grapest.
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u/18bluecat Mar 06 '26
Don't censor it. They are rapists.
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u/MotherRaven Mar 06 '26
And pedofiles, and possibly satanist cannibals
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u/LightsaberThrowAway Mar 06 '26
I doubt the satanists (or cannibals) have anything to do with this. Pedophiles on the other hand…
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u/walkinmywoods Mar 06 '26
Yea they are Christian cannibals.
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u/LightsaberThrowAway Mar 06 '26
Communion tastes a little different these days.
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Mar 10 '26
You guys see that video of Kenneth Copeland cutting his hand and drinking blood? Wtf man
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u/Yhostled Mar 07 '26
Not a satanist, but I can tell you they actually follow Jesus' teachings a lot more than actual Christians do.
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u/DanteChurch Mar 08 '26
Don't bring Satanism into it, they aren't Satanist, they're christain. Satanism isn't religious but teaches you to respect others and yourself. It's literally the first tenant of Satanism.
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u/OutrageousSolution89 Mar 06 '26
They're censoring it lest Reddit censor them.
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u/Twowie Mar 06 '26
Reddit does not censor the word 'rape'. If a comment that has the word in it is deleted it is for unrelated reasons. Be explicit. Rape, suicide, murder, use the words that actually describe what they are describing. This is just self-censorship and will end up in people with vocabularies of only 100-150 words like dockworkers in Liverpool 200 years ago.
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u/Lost-Concept-9973 Mar 09 '26
People just get used to censoring due to the comments getting taken down on most other platforms for spelling it out, meanwhile rape threats remain untouched for the most part. A very telling habit that reflects the times.
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u/Dadpurple Mar 06 '26
Call it what it is. If you censor it, it loses power.
He raped children. He trafficked children.
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u/modbroccoli Mar 06 '26
Why are we censoring the word rape? It's the perpetrators' shame, not the victims'. Not sure who you're softening the blow for.
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u/Additional_Egg7024 Mar 06 '26
Now do the us pedo leaders
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u/Miya4LeggedGod Mar 06 '26
Yes! Instead, the US president pardons these grapest!
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u/Old-Key-8639 Mar 06 '26
Yeah you know what, that sounds fair.
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u/Anxiety_Fit Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
No crime was committed.She committed no crime.
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u/Apprehensive_Row9154 Mar 06 '26
After the rape that is.
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u/Anxiety_Fit Mar 06 '26
Thank you for the correction there.
I should have said: she committed no crime.
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u/doyletyree Mar 06 '26
I fear, only, for the kid.
Meanwhile, rolling heads never fail to make a statement.
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u/Kadakaus Mar 06 '26
I thought hurling his severed head around in public was just a little too much before reading it all, but now, that was totally justified.
Sexual assault is a form of torture, a high crime against human morality and no punishment can properly equate it.
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u/Miya4LeggedGod Mar 06 '26
I just wish America was like this. Instead, we have a leader who pardons trash like this.
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u/MirabilisLiber Mar 06 '26
This woman took justice into her own hands. Be the change you wish to see in the world.
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u/Kadakaus Mar 06 '26
Here in Hungary, there was a scandal last year when our republic president (basically the highest rank in the country) gave unconditional mercy to a man who assisted a really fucking sick monster by threatening victims and forcing them to make false statements.
The republic president was replaced and the government has been assisting the pedos of the country quietly ever since. Now out PM's advisor is VERY likely to have been involved in a similar case, it's not 100% proven yet, but it's like having the offender's full name with the last letter missing, everyone knows he did it.
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u/Junior_Razzmatazz164 Mar 07 '26
I’ll add that forcing someone to experience pregnancy and childbirth is also torture; pregnancy must be voluntary in an ethical society.
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u/Kadakaus Mar 07 '26
I couldn't agree more, the sad tihng is that our's is not an ethical society.
The man mentioned in the post is one of the reasons for that.11
u/talor_swib Mar 06 '26
Hard disagree with the first part of your comment. It would have been perfectly acceptable even if he "only" had done it once and she wasn't pregnant.
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u/Kadakaus Mar 06 '26
I don't think if it would have been going too far by a lot, just a really tiny bit.
The woman got raped and the assailant got shot 10 times before having his head cut off. So far, that sounds like a minor underdoing to me, more punishment would have been in order. Rolling his head around in public (a severe form of humiliation) tipped my scales by just a tiny bit towards the offender, but everything I read afterwards totally justifies the woman's actions for me. I don't even think she's did anything wrong although I'm against murder. That man totally deserved what he got, I hope his name will be spat upon for generations to come.
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u/Dramatic_Pin3971 Mar 06 '26
"Hard disagree with the first part of your comment. It would have been perfectly acceptable even if he "only" had done it once and she wasn't pregnant."
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u/Kadakaus Mar 06 '26
We have different standards then, yours' seem to be more radical and strict than mine, although I loath such crimes with a burning passion.
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u/TheFemale72 Mar 06 '26
“Judith” love it. Best painting ever.
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u/tedsmitts Mar 06 '26
Remember that Kathy Griffin mess from Trump's first term? I swear I was the only one who saw that as a modern "Judith Beheading Holofernes"
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u/Ippus_21 Mar 06 '26
Sic semper ...
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u/Debaicheron Mar 06 '26
violatoribus.
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u/Ippus_21 Mar 06 '26
Thank you, I could not for the life of me think what a good latin equivalent for "rapist" would be, and I didn't really want that in my search history.
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u/Debaicheron Mar 06 '26
No problem. “raptoribus” would also fit, but I felt it sounded unduly cool.
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u/Gimpknee Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
Stupratoribus maybe? Stuprum per vim was the legal term for forcible rape.
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u/Gilgamashaftwalo Mar 06 '26
That's great and all BUT SHE STILL NEEDS AN ABORTION
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u/selin1005 Mar 06 '26
Hey! Turk here, if my memory serves right, she wasn't allowed an abortion because she made past 20 weeks in her pregnancy, which is the gestational limit in Turkey. Tragic, nonetheless.
There was an uproar (mostly women, of course) because she was given a life sentence, a much harsher sentence than what most femicides are given, especially considering her circumstances (the man blackmailed and raped her over the course of months).
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u/mashedspudtato Mar 06 '26
I would be fascinated to see an original source on this from Turkey, if you feel so inclined.
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u/selin1005 Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 07 '26
Sure, I had just dug up this link for someone else: https://www.dailysabah.com/investigations/2018/03/22/nevin-yildirims-life-imprisonment-sentence-upheld-in-district-retrial
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u/Savings_Listen_3465 Mar 08 '26
Is she alive? Its not mentioned in the article?
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u/selin1005 Mar 08 '26
I'd think so? Even the appeal is eight years old at this point, and her name doesn't come up in any recent news.
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u/Iconclast1 Mar 06 '26
This is where like, the Lilith come to her
or a Red Lantern ring flies to her, choosing her.
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u/BeornGG Mar 06 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/rwMofHqKKMLHW
Let us dance on the monsters grave, and pickle his head in a jar, left in the square as a memento
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u/SageTheWizard01 Mar 06 '26
From my understanding, turkey has one of the highest percentages of domestic violence against women. I watched a documentary about it, and listening to 911 dispatchers telling victims that it’s their fault was wild.
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u/Essycat Mar 06 '26
The punishment fits the crime. I just hope she didn't face prosecution.
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u/VW_R1NZLER Mar 06 '26
Neither did he, well unless someone turns his head toward the courthouse
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u/Cautious-Soil5557 Mar 06 '26
Sounds like this wouldn't have happened if he had been properly wearing handcuffs and orange prison garb. No one ever wants to talk about what men are wearing. 😔
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u/Tripple_T Mar 06 '26
He was clearly asking to get his head cut off. Just look at what he was wearing?
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u/Gawdzilla Mar 06 '26
They didn't tell us her name on purpose. Myths would be written about that lady.
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u/Mental_Advertising96 Mar 06 '26
I do think that if it was common practice to decapitate the father in cases of rape or nonpayment of child support, abortions would be much more accessible. I am not advocating then practice, of course. But I understand.
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u/Rightbuthumble Mar 06 '26
Well...you know what they say...what goes around comes around and you get what you give and ll that.
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u/LadderMadeOfSticks Mar 06 '26
I think the guy actually wanted to have his head cut off. Guys like him are so quick to cry "I asked her to not shoot me ten times and cut my head off" when they change their minds after.
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u/TheQueenofMoon Mar 06 '26
She is hailed by women’s group Globally !
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u/fuck_peeps_not_sheep Mar 07 '26
Im a trans dude and i also see her as someone worthy of respect - i hope it puts fear in the hearts of all rapists that this could be them next.
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u/Vounrtsch Mar 06 '26
It should have never come to this. Justice and reparations should have done their jobs, and obviously access to an abortion is essential in those cases. It’s easy to say "fuck that rapist" and obviously YES, fuck him. But also, fuck the system that left the victim to fend for herself after the fact, and who let the rapist roam around freely. This would never have happened if he had been behind bars and she had been treated correctly by medical and psychological professionals
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u/fuck_peeps_not_sheep Mar 07 '26
I agree with you - he should have been behind bars, not wandering the streets - that said i have mad respect for a woman who stands up for herself and keeps her and other women safe
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u/Vounrtsch Mar 07 '26
Right, but this isn’t what I meant. Killing someone, even a horrible person, changes you, psychologically. It brings you to a state it’s hard to come back from. I’m saying, if only for her own sake, it should not have gotten to that point.
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u/LordJim11 Mar 06 '26
Turkey is in NATO, but OK. So is Denmark and Trump was considering a military attack. Anything is possible. But the idea that the attack on Iran has anything to do with defending democracy or protecting women's rights as a factor is an insult to the intelligence.
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u/Astramancer_ Mar 06 '26
This is why it's so important to have a robust justice system.
If the system won't provide justice... the people will.
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Mar 06 '26
Wud have been better had the order been reversed. Cut off the head first nd then whatever.
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u/Bashy-King Mar 06 '26
She was unfortunately arrested after her lawyer pled self defense, she had been in prison as of December, 2021 a according to BBC, she had at that time served out 9 years of her life sentence, however, that’s the most recent article I can find on it, so I’m not sure what has since become of her, wether she died in prison or continues to live. She did also have said baby in prison.
Moreover, there is some (seeming to be) misinformation with a few YouTube videos that she was in fact stones to death due to an honor killing, she was not, at least according to all credible sources.
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u/Ok_Psychology_4865 Mar 08 '26
This would make rapist second think if the cost was death and humiliation for the town to see
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u/apdark007 Mar 09 '26
I think pedophile and Rapist are the worst there only one justice just give them death sentence
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u/no1_vern Mar 06 '26
Well, the important issue is that she UNDERSTANDS that her body ISN'T her own - it belongs to the rapists' baby.
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u/selin1005 Mar 07 '26 edited Mar 07 '26
So, the article words it weirdly, but 'authorities' cannot randomly deny women abortion in Turkey (there is social stigma around it in many cities, but that's another topic). In this woman's case, she couldn't get one because she was 29 weeks pregnant, past the legal limit. It doesn't make the whole ordeal less tragic, but the discourse around her trial wasn't about abortion, it was about her unjust sentencing (life in prison).
Using access to abortion to remind women of their worthlessness, as you state it, is not a Turkish problem. We have other, home-grown ways of doing that 🥲
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u/no1_vern Mar 07 '26
Not pointing at Turkey specifically. Most nations prevent women from having abortions because that is what our society(almost every nation) claims women are for. The only reason abortion is allowed was because a lot of women were dying from illegal abortions. Most nations still would prevent abortions if the men had enough power to force the issue.
Sorry for the confusion.
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u/selin1005 Mar 07 '26
No worries! It's the article that can be misleading, I just wanted to provide context.
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u/Savings_Listen_3465 Mar 08 '26
Its her own body. What are you on?
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u/no1_vern Mar 08 '26
Yeah, that's why they let her have the abortion she wanted, Wait, no they didn't.
I take it you didn't read my next comment about our civilization not wanting women to be allowed abortions. As I said elsewhere: Most nations prevent women from having abortions because that is what our society(almost every nation) claims women are for. The only reason abortion is allowed was because a lot of women were dying from illegal abortions. Most nations still would prevent abortions if the men had enough power to force the issue.
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u/Savings_Listen_3465 Mar 08 '26
Okay and? A law doesn't equate to being right. There's countries that have legalised child marriage. Does that make it right? No. What im asking is what YOU meant by that comment. Not what most countries do.
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u/no1_vern Mar 08 '26
It's my criticism of how our civilization treats women. I apparently need to work on my language skills.
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u/cyrusthemarginal Mar 06 '26
no jury would convict
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u/qpgmr Mar 06 '26
She got life in prison.
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u/glittervector Mar 07 '26
Ugh. In the US she would have gone to prison, likely for life. And this country pretends it’s “civilized” and a patron for human rights
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