(December 10, 2019 at 1:44 pm)LadyForCamus Wrote: Wow, what a POS. I hope she presses charges.

What kind of punishment do you think that guy deserves?

(That’s not meant as any sort of challenge. I’m honestly wondering.)

(December 10, 2019 at 2:00 pm)CarveTheFive Wrote:

(December 10, 2019 at 1:44 pm)LadyForCamus Wrote: Wow, what a POS. I hope she presses charges.

What kind of punishment do you think that guy deserves?

(That’s not meant as any sort of challenge. I’m honestly wondering.)

Common assault.

Ya gotta wonder how clueless the dude is ---

Did he just get to this planet - and hasn't discovered cameras?



Guarantee - he's toast.

(December 10, 2019 at 2:00 pm)CarveTheFive Wrote:

(December 10, 2019 at 1:44 pm)LadyForCamus Wrote: Wow, what a POS. I hope she presses charges.

What kind of punishment do you think that guy deserves?

(That’s not meant as any sort of challenge. I’m honestly wondering.)

Under Georgia law I believe this qualifies as Sexual Battery.

https://statelaws.findlaw.com/georgia-la...-laws.html

I can't even count how many times someone has groped me without my permission. It doesn't happen now that I'm older, and I'm happy about that. Anyway, I know exactly how she feels. It's fucking gross.

(December 10, 2019 at 6:09 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(December 9, 2019 at 11:48 pm)brewer Wrote: I'm having a hard time having much compassion for this guy and can't get all that worked up about his being outed.

Would you feel the same if he, his wife, or his kids were assaulted over this?  That's not how society is supposed to work.

Boru

Anyone who assaults his wife or kids over this is a fucking raging lunatic. His information would become public knowledge once he was charged anyway.

One time some frat boys pulled my sister’s shorts down as a gag and I wanted to find out exactly who they were to like seriously kill them. It turned out my reaction just made my sister feel worse and she said that was why she didn’t want me to hear about it. That was in the early 90’s. The moral of the story is the woman should be given space and support to react however she decides to react. My sister wanted to let it go and move on. If it were these days and the whole scene was on film it probably would have been worse for everybody. But at least now people know you’re probably not going to get away with that kind of shit anymore.

If there’s a tie in, I doubt this reporter wants vigilante justice - but who knows. I wouldn’t blame her if she did. Nor would I blame her if she isn’t interested in pursuing anything at all. It ain’t nobody’s business but hers.

He's a Youth Minister and a Boy Scout leader.

Of course he is.

(December 10, 2019 at 6:29 pm)CarveTheFive Wrote: One time some frat boys pulled my sister’s shorts down as a gag and I wanted to find out exactly who they were to like seriously kill them. It turned out my reaction just made my sister feel worse and she said that was why she didn’t want me to hear about it. That was in the early 90’s. The moral of the story is the woman should be given space and support to react however she decides to react. My sister wanted to let it go and move on. If it were these days and the whole scene was on film it probably would have been worse for everybody. But at least now people know you’re probably not going to get away with that kind of shit anymore.  

If there’s a tie in, I doubt this reporter wants vigilante justice - but who knows. I wouldn’t blame her if she did. Nor would I blame her if she isn’t interested in pursuing anything at all. It ain’t nobody’s business but hers.

He did it on live T.V. and it went viral, you can't expect people to watch a woman get assaulted and not to voice an opinion about it. So your line "It ain't nobody's business but hers" is just not true because it was done in front of millions.

i just meant it’s no one else’s place to tell her how she should feel