[kellyhound]

Kashaan Parks, 39,walked out of the NYPD’s Special Victims Unit. Parks faces a slew of charges that include first-degree rape, strangulation and sex abuse for sexually assaulting a 45-year-old woman.

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

Longer version with a bit of narration...

[XxsithlordxX]

True caveman shit here. Might as well club her over the head and take her back to the cave.

[DarkSighted]

NOT to take away from the savagery of this, and of course I'm no expert in passing out/causing others to. But if this weren't real it seemed to me that she passed out or stopped struggling really quickly overall, such that, AGAIN, if it weren't a verified real event, the video on its face could've been staged / consensual or even paid-for foreplay. Perhaps she simply fainted from surprise/shock (mercifully), rather than actually choking out. This guy needs to get raped with a fire extinguisher: several in succession, actually, each replaced as the paint wears off....

[mcpronoun]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

When I was a teen, we used to play a "choking" game, where you took a belt/towel or anything, wrapped it around your neck and choked yourself until you passed out( we didn't have phones or computers back then, nor did we have parental oversight :D ). Regaining consciousness gives you a kind of "high" and overall, this game was quite addictive.

We played a similar game that didn't involve choking, we would sit on the ground with our backs on a wall and hyperventilate (breathe heavily) for a couple minutes and then inhale as you stood up holding your breath when you're fully standing, we called it SPACE MONKEY and doing it alone was dangerous to the max because you would fall down and go into a seizure, nobody I knew back then could remain standing while doing the "space monkey".

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by mcpronoun ↗

We played a similar game that didn't involve choking, we would sit on the ground with our backs on a wall and hyperventilate (breathe heavily) for a couple minutes and then inhale as you stood up holding your breath when you're fully standing, we called it SPACE MONKEY and doing it alone was dangerous to the max because you would fall down and go into a seizure, nobody I knew back then could remain standing while doing the "space monkey".

Yup, its basically the same game.
Our version grew out of the "hyperventilate then hold your breath" game.

There was even a worse version of it that some of the older kids did, which was "hyperventilate, hold your breath and have someone press on your chest/heart as hard as you can". None remained standing after that game.

Kids back then were somewhat retarded, now that i think back :D, but what are you gonna do if there are no computers, no phones, no internet and even no tv to distract you.