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August 22, 2006 by GayPatriot

Lesbian Gang Attacks and Stabs Man in New York City – Advocate.com

A group of lesbians from Newark, N.J., attacked and stabbed a straight man in downtown New York City early Friday morning after the man apparently came on to one of the women. Wayne Buckle, 28, was allegedly whipped by belts and then stabbed with a steak knife by Patreese Johnson in retaliation for the unwanted advance, the New York Daily News reports.

According to a police source, one of the women yelled “She’s my girl, and no one hits on my girl!” during the incident. Later, at the police station house, where the seven suspects were charged with gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon, another  woman told the Daily News that Buckle “called us [homophobic slur] and he said he was going to f— us all.” Said another: “He spit on us and threw a cigarette. This is a hate crime.”

Okay, first of all the whole phrase “lesbian gang” just gives me the shivers.  It is like a vision out of a “Simpsons” episode.

But isn’t it interesting that it is automatically a hate crime when the stab victim is accused by a lesbian?   What about the reverse hate crime when the straight guy is pounced on by a pack of knife-wielding wild urban lesbians?

So yet again while the urban gays whine about the world being “intolerant” to our community, I didn’t see an account of the straight guy going for his weapon in this story.  Come to think of it, I haven’t seen a lot of devout Christians leaving their churches brandishing weapons against gays in America.

Of course the “do as I want, not as I do” theory of tolerance by the Gay Left is becoming a pattern this year.

I’m guessing that these types of attacks will be praised and encouraged by the Human Rights Campaign as “appropriate reparations” for years of oppression.

Here’s a thought:  turn the other cheek and act like an adult.

-Bruce (GayPatriot)

Filed Under: Civil Discourse, Gay America, Post 9-11 America

Comments

  1. sean says

    August 22, 2006 at 8:10 pm - August 22, 2006

    Did you ever think that this might be more of a gang issue than a lesbian issue? Why are you reducing these gang members to their sexuality? I thought you were against that….

  2. GayPatriot says

    August 22, 2006 at 8:12 pm - August 22, 2006

    Don’t ask me, Sean…. ask the Beloved Advocate where this was reported. They ARE the Gay News of Wreckage, after all.

  3. monty says

    August 22, 2006 at 8:43 pm - August 22, 2006

    Yawn!!

    Election is three months away.

    Are you REALLY that scared to deal with issues??

    monty

  4. Kevin says

    August 22, 2006 at 9:33 pm - August 22, 2006

    ummmmm…that article was a pretty straight-forward account of the incident and it sounds like all of them committed some nasty crimes (stabbing being a bit worse than name-calling/spitting/baiting). In addition, it was one of the gang members who is quoted as saying it’s a “hate crime”, not the reporting of the incident. Coming from someone who may have been part of a beating/stabbing, it sounds ludicrous.

    I noticed this was a news item and not some kind of in-depth article on the psyche of hard edged lesbian gang members trying to fix their scarred psyches. “and early morning in downtown new york city” isn’t exactly people taking strolls…it translates into a bunch of drunken people oozing out of bars at 4am.

  5. Turk says

    August 22, 2006 at 11:43 pm - August 22, 2006

    “So yet again while the urban gays whine about the world being “intolerant” to our community, I didn’t see an account of the straight guy going for his weapon in this story. Come to think of it, I haven’t seen a lot of devout Christians leaving their churches brandishing weapons against gays in America.”

    This is one incident in which a group of lesbians attacked a straight man for allegedly hitting on one of their girlfriends and making homophobic remarks. It’s not like gay people are running around physically attacking the poor christians all the time. Whose to say this man is even a christian. And there have been a number of pretty serious gay bashings in this country recently. In New York, San Diego and New Mexico to name the most recent. You haven’t discussed any of those cases.

  6. sean says

    August 23, 2006 at 1:51 am - August 23, 2006

    At least, before not asking that the man throwing homophobic slurs and cigarettes to act like an adult, the post makes clear his feelings about “wild urban lesbians”: they give him shivers. The urban gays whine; the suburb gays go to dude ranches…and then they whine about urban gangs.

  7. oussslander says

    August 23, 2006 at 10:49 am - August 23, 2006

    The victim did say he spit on the “lady” after she spit on him. Have y’all walkde around the village of late, these “gay gangstas” wilding it up io the corners. Their not innocents. And to Sean what’s wrong with the suburbs? It’s tougher out here than living in the gay ghettos of some cities.

  8. rightwingprof says

    August 23, 2006 at 11:00 am - August 23, 2006

    Wait. They stabbed him, but he committed a “hate crime”? What kind of drugs are these lesbians on?

  9. keogh says

    August 23, 2006 at 11:30 am - August 23, 2006

    what is this “urban” gay crap.
    why keep segmenting?
    I grew up in a small town but now live in a city but I work in the suburbs….Am I urban, suburban, rural?
    Please label me so I can I fit in!!!

  10. Vera Charles says

    August 23, 2006 at 12:03 pm - August 23, 2006

    Lez-bolla strikes again!

    Funny, when a straight guy looks crossed eyed at a lesbian, it’s a hate crime – but a gang of lesbians stabbing a straight guy isn’t? Go figure….

    That’s the whole problem with ‘hate crimes’. Stabbing a person is a crime in and of itself – does the fact the stabber ‘hates’ the stabee really makes it more of a crime? If the Lesbian screams obscenities at the guy – does that make it a hate crime? Or are Lesbians immune from committing hate crimes because they’re Lesbians? If a lesbian stabbed a lesbian, it that a double hate crime? Or just a regular crime? Or just poor displays of affection?

    Hmmmm…Vera is very confused.

    Questions:

    You’re stabbed by a mime for no reason: This is a
    1) crime
    2) hate crime
    3) silent crime
    4) not a crime: mimes are angry and abused– get over it.

    You’re stabbed by a madman calling you names: This is a
    1) hate crime only if you’re gay and he’s not
    2) Hate crime only if you’re a minority and he’s not
    3) Hate crime if he screamed at you in English, not a hate crime if you didn’t understand what language he was screaming at you
    4) Hate crime because he mentioned your: race, sex, weight, bad clothing, age, income, religion, fake hair color, poor hygiene, lack of sobriety, bad breath, poor diet, lazy exercise regime, or shitty jewelry – Unless he was homeless, drunk, drugged, stupid or poor.

    Vera needs a drink…

  11. Tom says

    August 23, 2006 at 12:29 pm - August 23, 2006

    “Hitting on someone” is not a crime. Beating and stabbing someone is. Throw the guilty lezzies in jail and let Matron Mama Morton go into her song.

  12. North Dallas Thirty says

    August 23, 2006 at 1:45 pm - August 23, 2006

    The amusing part is that the New York Times didn’t even report that the women were lesbians.

  13. gay neocon 2006 says

    August 23, 2006 at 4:04 pm - August 23, 2006

    monty,

    read the rest of the blog… there is plenty o’ issues addressing all kinds of politics including the up-coming elections…

  14. Jonathan W. says

    August 23, 2006 at 5:09 pm - August 23, 2006

    Bruce at GayPatriot, however, has quickly characterized this event and several incidents in Provincetown (all non-violent) as a “do as I want, not as I do” intolerance on behalf of the LGBT community… If GayPatriot actually wants to support the LGBT communities through conservative ideals, he needs to calm down the angry rhetoric. Anti-gay organizations spew enough anger at the LGBT community… adding to the anger will never help advance his conservative ideas for the movement.

    I know this must be devestating to you Bruce, but it looks as if News Fit to Post wasn’t thrilled with your post 🙂

  15. Dalebert says

    August 23, 2006 at 5:53 pm - August 23, 2006

    the post makes clear his feelings about “wild urban lesbians”: they give him shivers.

    Is it not perfectly reasonable to get the “shivers” from a gang that stabs people? Is “wild urban lesbians” too harsh a label for people who stab someone? I’m picturing this scenerio in my head and frankly, I don’t even buy their accusations. I think they’re trying to cover their own violent asses with this hate-crime B.S. I am disinclined to be trusting of violent criminals.

  16. Turk says

    August 23, 2006 at 7:50 pm - August 23, 2006

    The “gang of lesbians” weren’t the ones calling it a hate crime the victim did—-“It was a hate crime against a straight man by a ton of lesbians. This is what the world is coming to.” I’m not justifying these women attacking people but it’s quite possible these women felt to need to protect themselves given the increase in gay bashings in New York this past year. But there have recently been arrests in some pretty serious cases in San Diego and New Mexico within the last few weeks as well. Why haven’t these crimes been brought up by this site? And lets not generalize “urban gays” as if they are all running around beating the shit out of the poor straight christians as some sort of payback. This was one incident and they haven’t even been to court yet. All the facts are not out there. If it comes out that these women attacked this man unprovoked than they should go to jail.

  17. North Dallas Thirty says

    August 23, 2006 at 8:21 pm - August 23, 2006

    The “gang of lesbians” weren’t the ones calling it a hate crime the victim did

    Try again, Turk:

    Later, at the police station house, where the seven suspects were charged with gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon, another woman told the Daily News that Buckle “called us [homophobic slur] and he said he was going to f— us all.” Said another: “He spit on us and threw a cigarette. This is a hate crime.”

    Next up:

    But there have recently been arrests in some pretty serious cases in San Diego and New Mexico within the last few weeks as well. Why haven’t these crimes been brought up by this site?

    Because no one believes the theory that those people should be allowed to commit violent acts against other people because they were gay.

    However, there are plenty of people — you included — who are equivocating that these women should get off scot-free for stabbing someone because they claim he’s a homophobe.

    In short, no provocation, excuse, or perceived threat is sufficient for trying to kill a gay person, but it’s OK for a gay person to try to kill a straight person if they are provoked or feel threatened.

    And you wonder why people think gays are asking for special rights?

  18. Turk says

    August 23, 2006 at 8:28 pm - August 23, 2006

    I NEVER said that I was ok with what these women did. Don’t put words in my mouth. I did say so far there hasn’t even been to trial and we don’t know all the facts in the case anyway. And the straight man WAS quoted as saying, “It was a hate crime against a straight man by a ton of lesbians. This is what the world is coming to.”

  19. raj says

    August 24, 2006 at 1:44 am - August 24, 2006

    From the post

    But isn’t it interesting that it is automatically a hate crime when the stab victim is accused by a lesbian?

    You really should learn something about the “legal law” before you start opining on matters such as this. This assertion is preposterous. As even Danny from LaLaLand–das Land des HappyEnds–should be able to tell you. Presuming, of course, that he actually did graduate from law school.

  20. Michigan-Matt says

    August 24, 2006 at 7:29 am - August 24, 2006

    raj, when are you going to do that atoning you need do, get serious about the debate here and re-enter the civilized world of intelligent thinkers?

    You can stand on the sidelines and pitch a few heated stones, but it doesn’t substitute for meaningful dialogue or constructive debate.

    You’re the only one who can atone for your past conduct, raj. Do it now; you’ll feel better as a man… even if that is as a German in soul.

  21. North Dallas Thirty says

    August 24, 2006 at 12:31 pm - August 24, 2006

    You really should learn something about the “legal law” before you start opining on matters such as this. This assertion is preposterous.

    Good. Tell the lesbians who made it, RajIan, because Matt didn’t.

    Now watch as puppet RajIan spins, trying to explain why it’s OK that those lesbians said it — because puppet RajIan can’t admit that Matt was right.

  22. North Dallas Thirty says

    August 24, 2006 at 12:36 pm - August 24, 2006

    I NEVER said that I was ok with what these women did. Don’t put words in my mouth.

    I quote, emphases added:

    I’m not justifying these women attacking people but it’s quite possible these women felt to need to protect themselves given the increase in gay bashings in New York this past year.

    All the facts are not out there. If it comes out that these women attacked this man unprovoked than they should go to jail.

    In short, dump the caveats.

    I did say so far there hasn’t even been to trial and we don’t know all the facts in the case anyway.

    Neither have the San Diego or New Mexico cases.

    But I don’t see you arguing that we should wait and not declare those folks immediately guilty.

  23. Turk says

    August 24, 2006 at 12:50 pm - August 24, 2006

    I’m not declaring those folks guilty. I brought up the fact that those New Mexico and San Diego cases exist and the victims were pretty seriously hurt.

    And again I’m not saying these women shouldn’t go to jail. They will anyway. And pointing out that there have been quite a few incidents in New York that may have led these women to carry protection in the first place does not mean I am ok with them attacking a guy who did no physical harm to them.

  24. Jim G says

    August 25, 2006 at 1:47 am - August 25, 2006

    The other interesting point about this whole affair is the violence of women, lesbian or not. The Center for Disease Control states that over 830,000 men are physically assaulted by their significant others in the course of a year. That’s something like one every 34 seconds (and most of the assaults are hetero in nature-by women). They and the Dept of Health and Human Services also state that the majority of child abuse occurs in the home and it is by the mother. We have a serious problem here which is never discussed nor addressed at all. It seems that the “gay” issue might be shadowing the real problem.

  25. Turk says

    August 25, 2006 at 3:03 am - August 25, 2006

    Jim G- As far as statistics goes women are five to eight times more likely than men to be victimized by a partner. 3 million women are physically and/or sexually abused by their husband or boyfriend per year. In 2000, 1,247 women were killed by an intimate partner. The same year, 440 men were killed by an intimate partner. As far as child abuse goes, women had a higher percentage but not by much. 58% women, 42% men. So it would seem that both men and women seem to have a real problem with rage in this country.

  26. Jim G says

    August 25, 2006 at 7:10 pm - August 25, 2006

    To Turk: My point wasn’t that the problem of domestic violence against women is not a problem. My point was that domestice violence against men is NEVER addressed. I would also appreciate knowing where you got your statitics. Particularly about “5 to 8 times” more likely for women to be physically abused. I’m not necessarily disputing them, it’s just that so many times statistics are bent, shaped and molded to “fit” an issue rather than to illuminate that issue. That’s why I stay with the CDC mostly. It is not an “advocacy” agency on either side. And yes, it is now an issue of “sides”.

  27. Turk says

    August 25, 2006 at 7:53 pm - August 25, 2006

    http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/factsheets/ipvfacts.htm
    http://www.endabuse.org
    http://www.ncadv.org

    I think people take domestic violence against men less seriously because men are supposed to be considered stronger than women. How many men would really come forward and press charges against a woman for beating him up? They may think other men will consider them weak. I’m suprised the statistics for men are so high because it is never talked about.

  28. jimmy says

    August 25, 2006 at 9:06 pm - August 25, 2006

    #21. “Intelligent thinkers”… LOL.

  29. raj says

    August 26, 2006 at 2:57 am - August 26, 2006

    Still no response from Bruce (“GayPatriot”) about his comment.

    Should I take it as an admission that he had no idea what a “hate crime” is?

  30. Mike says

    August 26, 2006 at 11:23 am - August 26, 2006

    I know I am late in this conversations but who really knows what really happened. For all we know the dude was out cruising looking to get beat up and stabbed by a lesbionic gang – maybe he was into that. Some people are into some wierd stuff and it is NYC!

    On another note: from #6 Dude Ranches – what are these and where can I find one?

  31. Janet says

    August 26, 2006 at 12:47 pm - August 26, 2006

    I feel that the commentor are not reading all the news articles and all the info that was released. I read by a witness that these girls spit on him first them he spit back…then all hell broke loose..they started beating with belts and he never had a chance..they even beat him after they staddbed him. The witness also said that he was arguing withthe girls girlfriend because she did notlike anyone trtying to pick up her girlfriend. She was trying to be a bad ass. Both of then was saying not nice things to each other.. ..Is having an argument a crime and an excuse to stabb someone. I see this all the time . Im a women men say things to me everyday on the stereets. some nice some not so nice. I keep walking. The thought never came to me to retaliate in violence ..straight guy, lesbian women..ive been approached by both. and from both negeative and positive. If Buckle was a Lesbian women saying hi to the girl, would her girlfriend have reatced in the same way??????????????????????

  32. honey says

    September 17, 2006 at 3:06 pm - September 17, 2006

    I would like to know:
    1. What he was wearing?
    2. what time of night/ or day it was ?
    3. was it a good/bad neighborhood?
    4. are you sure he didn’t enjoy it?
    5. was he asking for it?
    6. is that every guys fantasy to be attacked by a group of lesbian?
    7. what is his sexual history?
    8. did he provoke the attack?
    9. was he actually an innocent victim?
    10. was their money involved?

    these are all questions that are asked of women in an attack

  33. T33 says

    September 27, 2006 at 4:05 am - September 27, 2006

    i juss feel that the way thi is going is so wrong. maybe acuse one of the girls is a real good friend of mines and a gang she isnt in i kno this for a fact cause she has a son who she would give her last breath for and for him she changed her whole out come on life for she went to school to make something of her self for her son she kept her son for ppl she loved cause of the things they was doing and going threw for her son she would anything for and the way they put it out like she just didnt give a flyin fuck about wat took place i can say that he must of done something to really piss her off and it wasnt talkin to a girlfriend of hers cause her freedom is all for her son and i know the news and ppl making this into something its not ok so these 7 girls beat up a man that dont make them in a gang and ok so one of these girls stabb the man which i kno is wrong it dont matta how it went down but when are lesbians and gay guys gonna get the same respect as stright people we are not a diease nor are we contagious but i can say that we are all still human …..so how far is to far and for this man to be where he is was brought upon him self cause any man and woman knows you dont spit in no ones face and say something wit out any kind of responce all i can say is that i pray for my friend cause she was those ppl when this happened and its sad to see her son without his mother when that is all he knows is his mom we pray for this to juss go away but it is still here and at the end im still wit a wow wat if it was me wat would i have done

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