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You are big on assumptions and moral judgements of other peoples behaviour.
So are you.
Your judgements are just different than mine.
You are big on assumptions and moral judgements of other peoples behaviour.
It would appear you have trouble in the plumbing department down there :lol:
If every bloke couldn't get it up when they're pissed then wouldn't be much rooting going on after a night out on the turps.
It would appear you have trouble in the plumbing department down there when you've had a few :lol:
If every bloke couldn't get it up when they're pissed then wouldn't be much rooting going on after a night on the turps. We all know that's not true.
He is a pom, maybe thats why he is concerned about other peoples sex lives.
If anything, the number of drunken males increases the chances of stupid things occurring.
Alcohol can't be used to pardon the girl's decision to consent any more than the guys'
Hence the outrage at the myth that this behaviour is part of wider society. Sure people outside of the NRL misbehave like this too - but they are also castigated freaks.
I totally agree with you. if this whole discussion has shown me anything it's that - in Australia at least - the attitude is deeply ingrained that women are the moral guardians of our society. women are either victims or judges, and men are always savages or deviants who can't control themselves and have to be told what is right and wrong by women.
that kinda attitude is destructive to BOTH sexes. it's untrue ... but it's also an unfair burden on women and men both.
but it's not a feminist point of view. if anything ... it's a view held by men and women that predates most feminism. it's been around since victorian times.
women are GOOD. they are there to be moral and restrained, and when they cross that line, they are 's**ts' and get no sympathy or respect from anyone.
men on the other hand get painted as complete testosterone fuelled animals, and they either get the 'boys will be boys' free pass (see the matty johns support groups) or they are written off as monsters.
it's all so unhelpful. and I reckon if you look at the news articles you can see it at work so so easily.
I have succumbed to the old brewer's droop before
I agree - the answer to a lot of the problems could be not to make sure that the players always go out as a group - but to ensure that they never do. One man to a pub.
In case the issue of alcohol / consent / girl in control still confuses people it is probably a good idea to remember, if you need to be told, that any 19 year old girl in a gang-sex situation is not going to be "Ok". 10 on 1 is never going to end in anything other than tears.
That this has to be spelt out is ridiculous.
Judgement, other than from the 19 year old girl, was required. Judgement on-the-spot. Not the next day or next week or 7 years later.
Judgement that you would reasonably expect from a 30 year old man.
Hence the outrage.
More of your moral judgements, who says they are casigated freaks, at what point are you happy with other peoples sexual choices ?
20 years ago you would have been villifying homosexuals.
How about you worry about where you put yours and leave other consenting adults to their own choices.
that any 19 year old girl in a gang-sex situation is not going to be "Ok". 10 on 1 is never going to end in anything other than tears.
Yeah great idea, you want to regulate peoples social lives as well.
I totally agree with you. if this whole discussion has shown me anything it's that - in Australia at least - the attitude is deeply ingrained that women are the moral guardians of our society. women are either victims or judges, and men are always savages or deviants who can't control themselves and have to be told what is right and wrong by women.
that kinda attitude is destructive to BOTH sexes. it's untrue ... but it's also an unfair burden on women and men both.
but it's not a feminist point of view. if anything ... it's a view held by men and women that predates most feminism. it's been around since victorian times.
women are GOOD. they are there to be moral and restrained, and when they cross that line, they are 's**ts' and get no sympathy or respect from anyone.
men on the other hand get painted as complete testosterone fuelled animals, and they either get the 'boys will be boys' free pass (see the matty johns support groups) or they are written off as monsters.
it's all so unhelpful. and I reckon if you look at the news articles you can see it at work so so easily.
Keep saying nothing is wrong - but all evidence points to the contrary. Everyone involved seems to regret it. 100% regret.
Yes they have regret, what seemed like a good idea at the time seemed not so good sometime after the event.
Do people need to be dragged through the mud though, are you so perfect you have never done anything you regret ?
You are trying to force a moral point of view onto something because you don't like it. Plenty of people in the world participate in group sex so called gang bangs, masturbating in front of each other. Who are you to decide if something perfectly legal is something they should not engage in ?
If i found oral sex disgusting should i come on here and condemn everybody who enjoys it ?
Its the radical feminist point of view. As has already being stated, there's many flavors of feminism - this is part of the "all men are evil, all men are rapists" brigade.but it's not a feminist point of view. if anything ... it's a view held by men and women that predates most feminism. it's been around since victorian times.
Where do my morals come into this? You keep raising this issue like some sort of strawman argument that you can rail against. You want to do that - fine, but leave me out of it.
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Its the radical feminist point of view. As has already being stated, there's many flavors of feminism - this is part of the "all men are evil, all men are rapists" brigade.
Other than that, I thank you for your well rounded response.
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Note the view I gave that they have of men, not women. If in doubt - google Glenn Sacks.totally disagree with you. if anything most radical feminists reject constructs that see women as victims - and see the attitudes that women need to be 'protected' from immoral and violent men as patronising and a denial of female power and sexuality.