Plus, more people live in Joburg than in the whole on NZ.

Keewee edhkasion?

“jus sometimes i really cringe at the level people stoop to and it detracts from the intelligent blogs posted by other rational saffa’s.”

Re -read your own words doos!

open the other eye dude………….your countrymen also post a load of cr ap here which also detracts from the decent bloggers from NZ……….works both ways

Bunch of doos’s

Interesting times ahead.

And vamos Pumas!

@cane-68:
Oh yes, deep research.
Actually its a report that was bought out in the beginning of the year.
Not trying to prove anything here as most understand we live in a meesed up world in most places but Rugbyguru seems to be a bit blind as to what is actually happening. It seems he brings in our percentages of women bashing etc like its a contest.
Nothing about bashing or rapes or anything like that is a joke.

Hurricane is anything but racist.
Quite the reverse in reality.

He would never have researched these figures and stats had he met a 1000 Saffa’s on the Streets of Christchurch or Wainuiomata.

But some of these Muppits on Keo…………………………………..they bring out the worst in us.

It is nothing personal…………………………………………..just a reaction.

careful mate, some bloggers here will label you racist for writing stuff like that!

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It is estimated that a woman born in South Africa has a greater chance of being raped than learning how to read. One in three of the 4,000 women questioned by the Community of Information, Empowerment and Transparency said they had been raped in the past year.A survey conducted among 1,500 schoolchildren in the Soweto township, a quarter of all the boys interviewed said that ‘jackrolling’, a term for gang rape, was fun. More than 25% of South African men questioned in a survey admitted to raping someone; of those, nearly half said they had raped more than one person, according to a new study conducted by the Medical Research Council (MRC). It is estimated that 500,000 rapes are committed annually in South Africa. A 2010 study led by the government-funded Medical Research Foundation says that in Gauteng province, home to South Africa’s most populous city of Johannesburg, more than 37 percent of men said they had raped a woman. Nearly 7 percent of the 487 men surveyed said they had participated in a gang rape.

South Africa has some of the highest incidences of child and baby rape in the world with more than 67,000 cases of rape and sexual assaults against children reported in 2000. Welfare groups believe that the number of unreported incidents could be up to 10 times that number. The largest increase in attacks was against children under seven. A number of high-profile baby rapes since 2001 (including the fact that they required extensive reconstructive surgery to rebuild urinary, genital, abdominal, or tracheal systems) increased the need to address the problem socially and legally. In 2001, a 9-month-old baby was raped by six men, aged between 24 and 66, after the infant had been left unattended by her teenage mother. A 4-year-old girl died after being raped by her father. A 14-month-old girl was raped by her two uncles. In February 2002, an 8-month-old infant was reportedly gang raped by four men. One has been charged. The infant has required extensive reconstructive surgery. The 8-month-old infant’s injuries were so extensive, increased attention on prosecution has occurred. A common myth holds that sexual intercourse with a virgin will cure a man of HIV or AIDS. Child abusers are often relatives of their victims – even their fathers and providers. According to researcher Suzanne Leclerc-Madlala, the myth that is not confined to South Africa. ?Fellow AIDS researchers in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Nigeria have told me that the myth also exists in these countries and that it is being blamed for the high rate of sexual abuse against young children.?

The sad reality is that rape statistics for South Africa in particular have gone up instead of down over the past 5 years. This is on trend with the rest of the world. But is this a trend we want to see grow ? In South Africa in 2006 there were close 55 000 reported rape cases. There are an estimated 450 000 rape cases that go unreported. Here is some more statistical information on rape worldwide.

So NoRugbyGuru, i understand NZ is not perfect and yes we do have a problem with abuse as most countries, but unlike you we admit it is a problem.
Instead of making up false statements about other countries, do some research on your own and try and fix it.