Reply With QuoteNo I'm not. I'm always finished before they've had a chance to say 'No'.Originally Posted by Sir C
Yes. We must always believe women. Because...err...a woman would never lie about this sort of thing...even though there are thousands of legal cases proving they do.
No I'm not. I'm always finished before they've had a chance to say 'No'.
But you cant say that because it might deter one genuine case from coming forward. Thus thousands of innocent men must be dragged through the mud to ensure that women feel safe coming forward, even if they are lying. And there must be NO repercussions for lying.
None!
Although the fact that no one bothered coming forward thus condemning (possibly) hundreds, if not thousands to this abuse is being somewhat over-looked
Like our Taoiseach.
Are we the only country in the world with an open poof as head of Government?
Sadly, you're behind those other world behemoths Belgium, Luxembourg and Iceland.
Benelux meetings must be an awfully messy affair.Sadly, you're behind those other world behemoths Belgium, Luxembourg and Iceland.
Also, simply appearing in your fvcking bathrobe is not enough.
Wasn't the Savile affair the same, in that everybody knew but nobody said anything?
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
I generally agree with this sentiment. Total witch hunt. On the other hand, there is a sh!t-ton of fvcking scumbags out there and it's a bit of a problem. If you're a chick, that is.
In other words, yes, people can get falsely accused. But the number of dumb clowns with their d!cks flopping out is great.
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