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Originally posted by xpert11
reply to post by riley
What the players did was morally wrong in the case of those who were/are married or had partners and pressuring someone into sleeping with you for the lack of a better description . Since no one deserves such a media circus and the players have been cleared by the police the matter should be left to rest .
Originally posted by badgerprints
"Then the truth came out that she had boasted to her workmates for days following how she had bedded the football team."
This little bit slip by you?
Sorry, but a person who is having sex with entire sports teams or some major portion therof can quite honestly be described as a slut.
If she wants to bed half of the team and brag about it then that's her perogative but to then call it rape after she brags to her friends and coworkers about doing it is just BS.
Yes, rape is wrong.
No rape victims don't run around bragging to their friends about having sex with a rugby team the next day.
Falsely accusing people of criminal acts is, in its self, a criminal act.
Go find an actual victim to champion.
Originally posted by Gazrok
If she was boasting after, instead of seeking immediate prosecution, then it certainly implies she wasn't exactly resisting....
Rape is a horrible crime, no doubt about it, but tossing the accusation around loosely is also a horrible crime...
Her reported immediate behavior does not match that of a woman who feels she was taken advantage of...
My main issue with this story is people's attitudes in response.. some have been saying just going into the hotel room was consent.
Originally posted by Gazrok
My main issue with this story is people's attitudes in response.. some have been saying just going into the hotel room was consent.
I can see and agree somewhat to that... Agreeing to a threesome is not the same as agreeing to the whole team. However, if she did boast about it afterwards...then that certainly makes the case for consent. So what if she did do the whole team?...it's not illegal to be permiscuous. (it's pretty skanky, but not illegal...)
But, if she then tries to ruin someone's life with a false accusation...that's a different story. Not saying that's what happened here, but something to consider.
Consentual or not a TV host that betrays hisr wife by having group sex with teenage girls isn't really good for a network's image