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"Bubba" is a popular American term that is used by [[Anti-pedophile activism|Anti-pedophile activist]] groups such as [[Absolute Zero]] to describe and celebrate the [[Rape|raping]] of child sex offenders in prison. "Bubba" is a stereotyped "homosexual" (this is how such people define [[homosexuality]]) male who rapes his fellow inmates, usually when they "drop the soap". | "'''Bubba'''" is a popular American term that is used by [[Anti-pedophile activism|Anti-pedophile activist]] groups such as [[Absolute Zero]] to describe and celebrate the [[Rape|raping]] of child sex offenders in prison. "Bubba" is a stereotyped "homosexual" (this is how such people define [[homosexuality]]) male who rapes his fellow inmates, usually when they "drop the soap". | ||
"Bubba" has achieved cult-status in the comment sections of the Absolute Zero blog, and is often used by AZ members and readers who wish to make known their keen anticipation of the rape brutalisation of sex offenders. It is perhaps worth noting that despite their celebration by some readers, such acts are now extremely rare with modern prison practises. | |||
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Revision as of 04:29, 5 March 2009
"Bubba" is a popular American term that is used by Anti-pedophile activist groups such as Absolute Zero to describe and celebrate the raping of child sex offenders in prison. "Bubba" is a stereotyped "homosexual" (this is how such people define homosexuality) male who rapes his fellow inmates, usually when they "drop the soap".
"Bubba" has achieved cult-status in the comment sections of the Absolute Zero blog, and is often used by AZ members and readers who wish to make known their keen anticipation of the rape brutalisation of sex offenders. It is perhaps worth noting that despite their celebration by some readers, such acts are now extremely rare with modern prison practises.