samson1701
Well-Known Member
We stay away from politics me and you cool as fuck lol
Do I sense a budding bromance, here? ...lol
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We stay away from politics me and you cool as fuck lol
Do I sense a budding bromance, here? ...lol
It's messed up how this "rape" conversation eerily mirrors the "racism" conversation in the Ellen-Usain Bolt thread.
Yeah you and me. You my bitch lol
Huh ... what was that? I can't hear you with my nuts in ya mouth. ...lol
Yep.
On the topic...every accused should face their accuser/s. Come forward to the police, ladies.
Things are swinging too far in the other direction.
Yup me too. Asking for evidence and due process should not spark outrage.
Yep.
On the topic...every accused should face their accuser/s. Come forward to the police, ladies.
Huh ... what was that? I can't hear you with my nuts in ya mouth. ...lol



That, to me, is the really scary part about all of this. Without knowing who his accusers are, how can he even hope to defend himself?
From reading that article (and maybe I missed it so correct me if I'm wrong), he doesn't know who his accuser is. He doesn't know how many there are. He doesn't know when this was supposed to have happened. He doesn't know where this is supposed to have happened. It flies completely in the face of the American legal system.
What if someone was accused of committing a murder but they weren't told who the victim is, where (or if) the body was found, what the manner of death was, or even when it happened. We would consider that to be an affront to justice.
Sexual assault is a very serious problem and it needs to be addressed but the answer is not to completely trash someone's name without knowing more about it than "someone was raped."