19 y/o Blonde Girl who FALSELY said Black Men Raped Her gets NO PRISON!!!

19 y/o Faking Heifer, Breana Harmon from Texas who made up a story about being abducted and raped by a group of black men last year was sentenced to just PROBATION...and she can have this WIPED from her record if she behaves in 8 years!!

She plead guilty to 2 counts of tampering with or fabricated physical evidence and 2 counts of tampering with government records as a judge gave her 8 years of deferred-adjudication probation and ordered her to pay 10,000 in restitution and court fines

If she behaves in 8 years and does her 160 hours of community service, she will be able to say she never convicted a felony even though her record will always include a "guilty plea".

She said she suffered depression brought upon the loss of her unborn baby and relationship troubles and apologized to the community for lying

Her therapist says she is NOT RACIST despite blaming it on BLACK MEN for the supposed "rape".

Last year she showed up at a church with blood all over her shirt and bra and underwear and claimed a group of black men gang raped her

She said 3 black men with ski masks abducted her from her apartment and took her to the woods and raped her. But within days her story fell apart as one of the biggest holes was the fact that a doctor couldn't find evidence she was raped.

Breana came clean and said it was a hoax as the wounds were self inflicted

The African American community were insulted and offended by her false claim to blame black men for the rape due to her description of the so called "hoax"

Do you think White Privilege was at play for her Lenient Sentence?.

Breana - Faking Heifer

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/03/21/21/4A69FBBB00000578-5529095-image-a-1_1521666680681.jpg

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/03/21/21/4A69FBC400000578-5529095-image-a-2_1521666687038.jpg

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/02/24/17/498D6BC300000578-5430639-image-a-24_1519492475740.jpg

Church -

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/02/24/17/498D6BBF00000578-5430639-image-a-40_1519492671309.jpg

Depends, did her allegations lead to the investigation and/or persecution of individuals that were negatively affected by that?

No, it's female privilege

Muscles posted...

No, it's female privilege

It's both, but mostly it is female privilege.

i'd hit

hope she wouldnt levy false accusations against me though

My question is, is she a born-citizen of the US?

Muscles posted...

No, it's female privilege

Muscles posted...

No, it's female privilege

No it's white privilege.

Except it's not because if she accused white guys the same shit would have happened

Awwwww, I was hoping there would be a wabbit season vs duck season chain.

Id say mainly female privilege

knivesX2004 posted...

Muscles posted...

No, it's female privilege

No it's white privilege.

There's literally no such thing.

Look at all that "white privilege" happening in South Africa right now. Been going on for the last year or so while everyone was crying about privilege here. As an added example, if I can't get away with something everywhere because I'm white, it's a flawed theory. White privilege must be universal for it to be true.

Muscles posted...

Except it's not because if she accused white guys the same shit would have happened

green dragon posted...

i'd hit

hope she wouldnt levy false accusations against me though

She would probably fail to levy true accusations about you

zebatov posted...

There's literally no such thing.

Look at all that "white privilege" happening in South Africa right now. Been going on for the last year or so while everyone was crying about privilege here. As an added example, if I can't get away with something everywhere because I'm white, it's a flawed theory. White privilege must be universal for it to be true.

"White privilege" is specific to individual cultures, my dude. It's not a universal thing, and it's never been touted as a universal thing. All it says is that within a culture with a history of power held by white people, white people generally have fewer disadvantages and faces fewer obstacles due to race than the people who are not white.

Anyway, seeing as this was her first offense and a very minor crime with no damages to any actual individuals, this was pretty standard sentencing. (Although, I personally think the "tampering with governmental records" charges are a little overboard and the $10,000 fine is a little overly punitive.)

There was certainly some sort of bias involved, either of the racial or gender variety. This crime should come with the same penalty as rape, and in this case, she should get 8x counts of it. Someone whose rape is not convicted is one thing but admitting that you lied about the incident altogether is on a whole other level.

Syntheticon posted...

There was certainly some sort of bias involved, either of the racial or gender variety. This crime should come with the same penalty as rape, and in this case, she should get 8x counts of it. Someone whose rape is not convicted is one thing but admitting that you lied about the incident altogether is on a whole other level.

So someone should face felony charges for a misdemeanor. That sounds totally reasonable and not at all unconstitutional.

Fucking bullshit. Fuck this c***.

False rape claims should be hit with a similar sentence to that of an actual rape case.

Ah yes, I too remember that age-old adage "An eye for an eye, the fucking death penalty for a tooth."

Nichtcrawler X posted...

Depends, did her allegations lead to the investigation and/or persecution of individuals that were negatively affected by that?

Which, tbh, should factor into it.

Muscles posted...

No, it's female privilege

This. Always this.

knivesX2004 posted...

Muscles posted...

No, it's female privilege

No it's white privilege.

Except no, on every possible level.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tawana_Brawley_rape_allegations

And that case saw men's reputations ruined. She walked and there were no repercussions -- even after losing a civil suit, not a dime was paid. Not to mention this shit:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_lacrosse_case

Both of which were far more high profile cases with ACTUAL harm where the false accuser suffered *no* consequence rather than a slap on the wrist. But keep playing the race card because you have a thing against whites

Female privilege. Dumb feminist continue to claim western women are victims despite the fact that western women are the most privileged group since the dawn of humanity. Biggest share of public spending? Check. Shorter sentences and less chances of being found guilty of similar crimes? Check. Having job standards constantly lowered despite being "equal, strong, and independent"? Check. Blaming everything on "toxic" masculinity and getting young children injected with estrogen, basically fucking up their metabolism? Check.

A woman can ruin a man's life and she gets a slap on the wrist at best. A man can now be sent to jail if a woman says she regretted the act years after having consensual sex.

Always believe the "victim."

Fuck you.

dainkinkaide posted...

So someone should face felony charges for a misdemeanor. That sounds totally reasonable and not at all unconstitutional.

Ruining somebody's life is a misdemeanor now?

dainkinkaide posted...

Ah yes, I too remember that age-old adage "An eye for an eye, the fucking death penalty for a tooth."

Oh you were trolling. Nevermind.

Zeus posted...

Nichtcrawler X posted...

Depends, did her allegations lead to the investigation and/or persecution of individuals that were negatively affected by that?

Which, tbh, should factor into it.

Yeah, given the lack of details of any suspects that were brought in regarding the claims, I assume she got a lenient sentence mostly b/c her lies never got far enough in the process to impact any specific person's life, and it was mostly just a waste of police time and money, hence the stiff fine.

Revelation34 posted...

dainkinkaide posted...

So someone should face felony charges for a misdemeanor. That sounds totally reasonable and not at all unconstitutional.

Ruining somebody's life is a misdemeanor now?

Whose life was ruined here? She never named any specific individuals, so the worst she did was file a false police report and falsify evidence, both of which are misdemeanors.

In the event that she had named specific individuals, then that would be defamation, which--in most, if not all, jurisdictions--is a civil matter, not a criminal one, so it would be neither a felony nor a misdemeanor. It would have likely involved filing a false police report, however, which would still be a misdemeanor.

It would be prudent to actually know the law before you argue about it.

zebatov posted...

White privilege must be universal for it to be true.

How does that make any sense? Of course cultural phenomena aren't going to be universal to every culture. If they were universal to every culture, then they'd just be regular phenomena.

Syntheticon posted...

This crime should come with the same penalty as rape, and in this case, she should get 8x counts of it. Someone whose rape is not convicted is one thing but admitting that you lied about the incident altogether is on a whole other level.

I agree with this. She should face prison no doubt about it. Stuff like this makes it harder for real rape victims to prove their case and just encourages people to make false claims.

I don't think it's white privilege as much as it's female privilege.

dainkinkaide posted...

Whose life was ruined here? She never named any specific individuals, so the worst she did was file a false police report and falsify evidence, both of which are misdemeanors.

In the event that she had named specific individuals, then that would be defamation, which--in most, if not all, jurisdictions--is a civil matter, not a criminal one, so it would be neither a felony nor a misdemeanor. It would have likely involved filing a false police report, however, which would still be a misdemeanor.

It would be prudent to actually know the law before you argue about it.

Definition of misdemeanor in US English:

misdemeanor
(British misdemeanour)
noun

1A minor wrongdoing.
the player can expect a lengthy suspension for his latest misdemeanor

Revelation34 posted...

Definition of misdemeanor in US English:

misdemeanor
(British misdemeanour)
noun

1A minor wrongdoing.
the player can expect a lengthy suspension for his latest misdemeanor

Yes, and "tampering with governmental records" (which, pursuant to Texas state law, includes filing a false police report) is legally defined as a misdemeanor in Texas state law in the circumstances of this case. What's your bloody point?

I'm specifically talking about the legal difference in punishments between felonies and misdemeanors as they pertain to this particular case, and you're irrelevantly bringing up the definition of a misdemeanor?

Man, you don't even get points for effort.

streamofthesky posted...

Zeus posted...

Nichtcrawler X posted...

Depends, did her allegations lead to the investigation and/or persecution of individuals that were negatively affected by that?

Which, tbh, should factor into it.

Yeah, given the lack of details of any suspects that were brought in regarding the claims, I assume she got a lenient sentence mostly b/c her lies never got far enough in the process to impact any specific person's life, and it was mostly just a waste of police time and money, hence the stiff fine.

She for sure would have received jail time had she accused any specific individuals. I would say the punishment is fine, but could probably have doubled the community service. Chances are good she will violate her probation anyway. Not even drinking age yet and on 8 years probation? Good luck sweetheart

It's Texas, some white privelage had to have played a part.

dainkinkaide posted...

It's not a universal thing, and it's never been touted as a universal thing

lmao

> Do you believe white privilege was at play here for her lenient sentence?

Probably a little, but statistically gender privilege plays a bigger role in sentencing than male privledge. Black men have it the worst true, but black women have it better than white men in court.

Full Throttle posted...

Do you believe white privilege was at play here for her lenient sentence?

No I think it had to be with being a woman