We're coming up to the 69th anniversary of the execution of Willie McGee, in Mississippi's travelling Electric Chair. McGee didn't kill anyone, in fact, he may well have committed no crime at all. He admitted "raping" a white woman and Willie was black. He claimed that the confession was beaten out of him. As his appeals ran down, he claimed that the woman he "raped" and he were having an affair and the sex was consensual. He and his legal team didn't dare use this in their trial defence because of the fear of inciting even more race hatred against him....the idea that a white woman could WANT sex with a black man. McGee claimed that the "victim" only cried "rape!" to save her own neck & reputation.
Putting aside little legal facts like that only black men ever got executed for "rape" (of white women), here we had the classic "She said...He said..." and the case STILL causes debate nearly seven decades later, which surely says the case was NOT proven. We KNOW in these more enlightened days, that many many women are attracted to the "danger" of "bad boys" and in the era of Jim Crow Southern States of the USA, what could be more "bad boy" for a MARRIED white woman than a black man as a "bit on the side"?
IF the feminist brigade had their way, we'd have a return of the Death Penalty for "rape", and no doubt that they wouldn't expect there to be any extra burden of proof required in order to get even the ULTIMATE PUNISHMENT....in the current vein of "Well SHE said it happened, so it MUST have!!" basically delivering the power of life and death over all men into the hands of all women....then we'd ALL know what it was like for Willie McGee and other black men in the Deep South. Willie HAD to have known that only black men ever got the electric chair for "rape", so if he WAS guilty, WHY leave the woman alive to testify against him, when murdering her afterwards would've vastly improved the odds of him "getting away with it"?? (The woman claimed he threatened to kill her if she screamed). The feminist brigade want the POWER of the Death Penalty to wave in mens' faces ("You mister, had better watch out!") but for any rapist out there, they're pretty much going to be thinking that they might as well get hanged for a sheep as a lamb, and improve their chances of going undetected by killing their victim and disposing of the remains as smartly as possible.
Putting aside little legal facts like that only black men ever got executed for "rape" (of white women), here we had the classic "She said...He said..." and the case STILL causes debate nearly seven decades later, which surely says the case was NOT proven. We KNOW in these more enlightened days, that many many women are attracted to the "danger" of "bad boys" and in the era of Jim Crow Southern States of the USA, what could be more "bad boy" for a MARRIED white woman than a black man as a "bit on the side"?
IF the feminist brigade had their way, we'd have a return of the Death Penalty for "rape", and no doubt that they wouldn't expect there to be any extra burden of proof required in order to get even the ULTIMATE PUNISHMENT....in the current vein of "Well SHE said it happened, so it MUST have!!" basically delivering the power of life and death over all men into the hands of all women....then we'd ALL know what it was like for Willie McGee and other black men in the Deep South. Willie HAD to have known that only black men ever got the electric chair for "rape", so if he WAS guilty, WHY leave the woman alive to testify against him, when murdering her afterwards would've vastly improved the odds of him "getting away with it"?? (The woman claimed he threatened to kill her if she screamed). The feminist brigade want the POWER of the Death Penalty to wave in mens' faces ("You mister, had better watch out!") but for any rapist out there, they're pretty much going to be thinking that they might as well get hanged for a sheep as a lamb, and improve their chances of going undetected by killing their victim and disposing of the remains as smartly as possible.