Exhausto Fumo™
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Cos that what it sounds like on here. From various females too, may I add!!!!!
1) If, IF Jordan is a genuine victim, as much as I hate her (fourth in the all time 'hit-list o'hatred' behind Tarso Marques, Stalin and Jonathan Ross), she does NOT deserve such an ordeal, regardless of lifestyle. Period.
2) To people who thinks she deserves it, then does a lady who is out clubbing in skimpy outfits 'deserve it'? Does a woman who might behave promiscuously on her night out 'deserve it'?
Sorry to urinate on any bonfires here, but no-one 'deserves it'. Anyone who say otherwise is a few trains of thought away from being a sex offender.
That's my opinion. Any ideas, Tony?
Princess Red:- That is the point. Disapproving of promiscuity is one thing. Reasoning that that should lead to violation and horror is on a totally seperate plane.
Deighton - I am gobsmacked. Really. You mean you are taking the non-vitriolic stance? Are you OK?
Arthur - you've strayed. While all that may be true, the question is why certain attitudes believe someone - regardless of background or personal habits - can ever 'ask for it'.
1) If, IF Jordan is a genuine victim, as much as I hate her (fourth in the all time 'hit-list o'hatred' behind Tarso Marques, Stalin and Jonathan Ross), she does NOT deserve such an ordeal, regardless of lifestyle. Period.
2) To people who thinks she deserves it, then does a lady who is out clubbing in skimpy outfits 'deserve it'? Does a woman who might behave promiscuously on her night out 'deserve it'?
Sorry to urinate on any bonfires here, but no-one 'deserves it'. Anyone who say otherwise is a few trains of thought away from being a sex offender.
That's my opinion. Any ideas, Tony?
Princess Red:- That is the point. Disapproving of promiscuity is one thing. Reasoning that that should lead to violation and horror is on a totally seperate plane.
Deighton - I am gobsmacked. Really. You mean you are taking the non-vitriolic stance? Are you OK?
Arthur - you've strayed. While all that may be true, the question is why certain attitudes believe someone - regardless of background or personal habits - can ever 'ask for it'.