by Pag » Fri May 15, 2009 6:58 pm
If she voluntarily went to bed and consented to what happened, how can she be considered anymore a victim than Matt Johns? Maybe she's a psycho and he feared for his life if he was to turn the crazy groupie down? I am in now way in favour of rape or sexual assault, but there's a lot of grey here.
Story:
A few years ago as stupid teenagers, myself and a few mates were sitting at a mate's place, pissed. Found a couple of pairs of old boxing gloves in the shed, put them on and had a few bouts for a laugh. One of my mates got me a good one and chipped one of my teeth, which remains chipped today. I'm pretty sure I couldn't come out now and say my chipped tooth was the result of an unprovoked assault, could I?
She has very little credibility, after seven years, with workmates rubbishing her story and police saying everything was above board at the time. If she really didn't consent, then I really do feel for her and what she's gone through, but I don't know how she has the credibility for anyone to believe her story.
Group sex may be immoral, but that's up to individuals to judge. If everyone consents, then I don't think it's any more immoral than any other sex, unless you're from the catholic church. Obviously it was adultery on his part, but that's for his wife to punish him, not Channel 9. It's a shame that professional footballers livelihoods are affected so much by what happens in their personal life. They may as well never leave their house nowadays.