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Yeah an unsolicited dick pic is worse than unwanted advanced plus simulated beastiality and pissing all over yourself. /s
Sending a dick pic is not illegal, forgiving the fact we have no clue how unsolicited it actually was. Continued harassment is where it gets into the grey area but it seems like it was cut quite short. And unfortunately that sort of behaviour is quite common amongst young men.You're greatly over stating the Pearce incident, beastiality?
Part of the reason it took 6 weeks to go over Pearse's punishment was due to it being the off season and him shipping off overseas. If it happened during the season I have no doubt he would have stood down immediently. It should also be noted that no one, not a single person, complained about Pearces actions.
. I've said earlier in the thread I don't trust this chicks motives however it's not really the point. Souths could have nipped this in the bud, however they chose to ignore it and now it's reared its head at the worst possible time. *Removed*
Due to it being the finals, Souths and such a high profile player I have no doubts the NRL will 'put a pin in it,' until after the season then on a garbage day give him some bullshit 1 week penalty, to be served for the Charity Shield.
No. No its not. But when you got an axe like you have, you sure do want to show it off.
Let's say that you have an issue with an NRL club. There was an incident a few months ago and one or more players offended you, made you feel uncomfortable and violated. So what do you do about it?
Well, obviously you immediately set up an anonymous email account, send a message to the club, don't give any personal information about yourself, don't mention any names of the players involved, give scarce details and wait for a response. I can't see why this wouldn't work!
You don't receive a response, so you send a couple of follow up emails..... still no reply.
Okay, so what to do now? It appears your only option is to wait for 3 or 4 months and do NOTHING, even though you are still traumatised by some things that you screen captured that day... and then just 2 days before that team is involved in a massive sudden death semi-final game, you guessed it, contact that fine publication The Daily Telecrap and tell your story! Of course that would be a completely normal thing to do given the circumstances.
Oh, but I hear you say, wouldn't a more logical and sensible course of action been to have rang the club directly not long after the alleged incident and explain who you are, the nature of your complaint, and ask why your emails weren't answered? Maybe contact the head office of the NRL and demand action? Hell, this is a very serious matter so why not file a formal complaint with the Police?
No, that's ridiculous! Everyone knows that a tabloid newspaper that loves a sensationalised story would be the appropriate course of action! Think about it man, it's so obvious! This is what any rational thinking intelligent person would do. The timing of the complaint, and making it public knowledge is just a pure coincidence.
Disclaimer: Not condoning the alleged inappropriate behaviour of the players involved, I am sure the Integrity Commission will deal with those individuals in due course, just have a little question mark over the choice of timing and motives behind going to the press.
Let's say that you have an issue with an NRL club. There was an incident a few months ago and one or more players offended you, made you feel uncomfortable and violated. So what do you do about it?
Well, obviously you immediately set up an anonymous email account, send a message to the club, don't give any personal information about yourself, don't mention any names of the players involved, give scarce details and wait for a response. I can't see why this wouldn't work!
You don't receive a response, so you send a couple of follow up emails..... still no reply.
Okay, so what to do now? It appears your only option is to wait for 3 or 4 months and do NOTHING, even though you are still traumatised by some things that you screen captured that day... and then just 2 days before that team is involved in a massive sudden death semi-final game, you guessed it, contact that fine publication The Daily Telecrap and tell your story! Of course that would be a completely normal thing to do given the circumstances.
Oh, but I hear you say, wouldn't a more logical and sensible course of action been to have rang the club directly not long after the alleged incident and explain who you are, the nature of your complaint, and ask why your emails weren't answered? Maybe contact the head office of the NRL and demand action? Hell, this is a very serious matter so why not file a formal complaint with the Police?
No, that's ridiculous! Everyone knows that a tabloid newspaper that loves a sensationalised story would be the appropriate course of action! Think about it man, it's so obvious! This is what any rational thinking intelligent person would do. The timing of the complaint, and making it public knowledge is just a pure coincidence.
Disclaimer: Not condoning the alleged inappropriate behaviour of the players involved, I am sure the Integrity Commission will deal with those individuals in due course, just have a little question mark over the choice of timing and motives behind going to the press.
