Are you comparing groping with a wife fluttering her eyes at her husband?
"Humans are gonna human"
Do you go around groping your colleagues then? I mean I dont so i guess im not normal.
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Are you comparing groping with a wife fluttering her eyes at her husband?
"Humans are gonna human"
Do you go around groping your colleagues then? I mean I dont so i guess im not normal.
That's the point I can't seem to get.
I murder goes to jail but after serving his term he can be integrated back into society, get a job and such.
This guy will be demolished and demonised for the rest of his life. Seems a little strange to me.
Why can get be educated, serve his time and be allowed another chance.
I'm just saying that it's not always one sided. People enjoy attention and people make some bad calls in reacting to those moments.
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Where do you draw the line on that approach? You personally I mean, not society.
Happy for a child rapist to serve their time and be allowed another chance?
Roman Polanski had anal sex with a 13 year old girl and worked for many more decades after fleeing the U.S
Well why didnt you just say that then instead of making it seem like sexual assault is normal? Bizarre.
I believe everyone deserves a second chance. That's just my personal opinion and it may seem naive or even uneducated to others.
Someone doesn't just wake up one day and become the crime they commit.
Maybe you miss understood my meaning.
do people really change? cos it doesn't seem like people can in my experience and even if you believe they can then should they be put in a position of temptation yet again?
it's not like the guy made a mistake one time if 20 people come forward
Humans gonna human...what did you mean by that?
I mean that it is a relatively common occurrence, known or unknown. It isn't acceptable but there are some blurred lines that happen here and I think the human nature of the stuff is often overlooked.
Like I said, it's not acceptable but it's a world of temptation and poor decisions. It happens every day. Drink driving etc
I believe they can yes. Sometimes it takes something big like this to make someone change
people only want to change after they get caught or when they realise the risks are to high.
they're still the same people, maybe one time the temptation will be too much and boom another victim.
was it worth it? I'm sure a lot of celebrities get a lot of people throwing their bodies at them, maybe they have to massive an ego and think everyone else "wants it" too.
but they should know better than to take advantage of young naive people who are barely adults
I don't know really, I have seen a couple of people completely turn their lives around from being proper scumbag druggies. It is possible, just pretty unusual IMO. I broadly agree with a Leopard not being able to change its spots.
Maybe substance abuse is a different case though as it's an external thing and not an integral part of your personality/brain.
"By a survivor of ancesteral slavery" Really is this what they call black people now.
I shouldn't be surprised that people in her line of thinking seem to constantly link the word slavery and black people together.
Reminds me of this skit by RDCworld1, The most relevant part is within the first 35 seconds but feel free to watch the whole thing and compare it to some of the stuff that comes out of hollywood. Black panther and the trailer ad for the falcon and the winter soldier come to mind.
With regards to this thread, ineresting how it went from people should have their guilt proven in court to, the forums armchair lawyers trying to prove his guilt.
You don't hear about the people turning their lives or attitudes around when it's just once or at a "low level" do you.
This is obviously a high profile case but just because it is does it mean he should be regarded any differently?
Just look at the evidence, deal with the case and then offer the support needed in both cases.
Of course it's not worth it. You'd have to be mentally unstable to think it was.
The fact of the matter is that he obviously didn't know better or if he did the urge to act was too much and that is what he will have to be punished and educated about.
Its the baying pitchfork (keyboard Twitter, social media) mobs that I just can't stand.
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That may well be what grinds your gears but defending someone who has 20 people claiming sexual assault of whatever nature shouldn't be your prompt to shout out loud about it. I hope you don't have any women looking up to you as a role model with the crap you are suggesting.
Its 27 people now.