And a hell of a lot more of a man than you'll ever be tommy! I'm enough of a man that I don't even feel compelled to lie about how much of a man I am.
The answer to drunken letches? Sober women and sober clothes
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And a hell of a lot more of a man than you'll ever be tommy! I'm enough of a man that I don't even feel compelled to lie about how much of a man I am.
For a man who claims to have been to college you sure don't know shit do you? Your spelling is atrocious. And your knowledge of literature is evidently non-existent.
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LOL Yeah he's good at dishing it but he chokes really fast when he gets it.
Isn't it sweet how he finally found his depths? DY and USF are his BFF's.
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There are very few on here that think you are any kind of a man, but there are more than a few that think you are a thoroughly nasty piece of work.
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Everyone I talk to here Tom admits they wouldn't leave a female family member alone with you. So...
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Care to give that list, of AAAAAAAALL those people who agree with you?
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I apologize to Abraxas for this non-sequitor and with all due respect to threedee whose opinion I value, I'm lost as to why you accuse Abraxas a.k.a Tom on him being passive on women being raped. Was there a thread I missed or a comment? If not, I would love for a thread to be started on this very subject.
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Tom dared to place part of the responsibility on women.
His argument was that young women were going out, barely dressed, getting shit faced, and not making sure they were safe.
Darla promoted the idea that if a women was drunk, then she was unable to give consent to having sex and therefore any male that dared to have sex with her was in essence raping her.
Tom made the attempt to have Darla explain where the woman's responsibility started and Darla decided that this made Tom a rape apologist and it's been a war since then.
Now we have others jump in, who's only real desire is to stir shit up and keep the war going.
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no course on if mangina men were men or not sorry
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zero personality its hard to read it
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Interesting. Well I think a thread is in order to allow Tom to defend himself thouroughly on that viewpoint. Perhaps there is a method to the madness.
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You're a late comer and all that you suggest has been repeated over and over.
It's never going to go away; because Darla has cast Tom out of her Kennel Klub Kabal and has declared him a pariah for all eternity.
She has rung the bell and the peal can not be recalled.
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I think you this should be required viewing for all, it gets especially interesting around 11:00 where she takes the obsession that white middle class gender feminists have with blaming everything on the 'patriarchy'. I especially like how she tackles the topic of date rape.
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SD, When you've got through that, have a look at this as well.
The Dude double groaned after about two minutes, so it's fair to say that he didn't watch the videos.
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She also accused me of being a rapist because she has a special sixth sense, a ra(pe)dar if you will on these matters. What worries me most of all is how a young generation of men and women have been so blinded and brainwashed by an older embittered generation of gender feminists especially from places like New York. I blame the proliferation of gender studies courses on US campuses especially, coupled with the half baked attempts to turn it into a serious academic discipline rather than just reeducation camps or madrassas for women.
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Here is what Nigel Evans himself has to say on the bogus court case against him.
Cleared Nigel Evans accuses prosecutors of bundling weak allegations together to make it look like a stronger case - and complains that the mud-slingers remain anonymous
Published: 10:37, 14 April 2014 | Updated: 10:37, 14 April 2014
Anger: Nigel Evans has called for the Crown Prosecution Service to repay his legal expenses
Nigel Evans today accused prosecutors of deliberately 'bundling together' a number of sex assault allegations against him because they were too weak to stand on their own. The former Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons was last week acquitted of attacking a string of young men, some of whom said they did not even believe that they were victims of a crime. He complained today that his accusers who were 'throwing mud' were allowed to remain anonymous, while he was thrust into the publicity spotlight. The Ribble Valley MP called for defendants who are cleared of a crime to have their legal costs refunded, claiming he spent £130,000 on defending himself against the allegations. Mr Evans, 56, was charged with one count of rape, five of sexual assault, one attempted sexual assault and two indecent assaults. Last Thursday, a jury at Preston Crown Court unanimously cleared him of all the charges.
He told BBC Radio 4's programme this morning that 'there were weak allegations which were bundled together to make it look as if it were a stronger case'. The MP continued: 'I've likened it to being hit by an Eddie Stobart truck as soon as you wake up, and several times during the day. The only worse thing I could have been accused of was murder. 'The people who are throwing the mud remain anonymous, yet I was put into the full glare of world publicity from day one, as soon as the police knocked on the door. This is something that needs to be looked at.' He denied claims that there is a culture of low-level sexual abuse within Parliament, saying: 'There is a narrative that has been put out there, and people are spreading this narrative, but it's completely wrong.'
Walking free: The former Deputy Speaker has accused prosecutors of cobbling together a weak case
Mr Evans revealed that he would not seek to regain his position as Deputy Speaker, which he resigned last year after being charged with assault, and said he would focus on fighting for reforms to allow acquitted defendants to reclaim their legal costs. 'I've got a voice, and there are a lot of people who've equally gone through the mill and don't have the voice that I have,' he told Today. 'People who are wrongly accused and been put through the mill, they need proper representation. But at the end of it all, when they're acquitted they're told, "You're not going to get a single penny back." That has got to be wrong.' He told ITV's Daybreak that in light of his experiences, he opposes the cuts to legal aid made by the Coalition Government.
Claims: In the wake of the case, allegations have emerged of a culture of sexual abuse in Parliament
'I see things through the prism of having gone through sheer hell for 11 months,' Mr Evans said. 'I believe people who are dragged through the courts, who are acquitted, should get a reasonable legal cost back.' The MP suggested that the Crown Prosecution Service had become over-zealous in pursuing sex abuse claims after failing to charge Jimmy Savile with paedophilia. 'The balance probably went too far in one way and now it seems to have gone too far the other way - that there is almost this we-better-charge-just-in-case - and it does seem to be unfair,' he said. Mr Evans said he had received more than 1,000 messages of support and he was 'heartened' by Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks after the verdict, in which he hinted that the MP will be brought back into the Tory fold.
Cleared Nigel Evans accuses prosecutors of bundling weak allegations together to make it look like a stronger case - and complains that the mud-slingers remain anonymous
- Former Deputy Speaker claims the assault allegations against him were too weak to stand on their own
- Complains that the accusers are anonymous while he has been in spotlight
- MP calls for reforms to allow acquitted defendants to reclaim legal costs
Published: 10:37, 14 April 2014 | Updated: 10:37, 14 April 2014
Anger: Nigel Evans has called for the Crown Prosecution Service to repay his legal expenses
Nigel Evans today accused prosecutors of deliberately 'bundling together' a number of sex assault allegations against him because they were too weak to stand on their own. The former Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons was last week acquitted of attacking a string of young men, some of whom said they did not even believe that they were victims of a crime. He complained today that his accusers who were 'throwing mud' were allowed to remain anonymous, while he was thrust into the publicity spotlight. The Ribble Valley MP called for defendants who are cleared of a crime to have their legal costs refunded, claiming he spent £130,000 on defending himself against the allegations. Mr Evans, 56, was charged with one count of rape, five of sexual assault, one attempted sexual assault and two indecent assaults. Last Thursday, a jury at Preston Crown Court unanimously cleared him of all the charges.
He told BBC Radio 4's programme this morning that 'there were weak allegations which were bundled together to make it look as if it were a stronger case'. The MP continued: 'I've likened it to being hit by an Eddie Stobart truck as soon as you wake up, and several times during the day. The only worse thing I could have been accused of was murder. 'The people who are throwing the mud remain anonymous, yet I was put into the full glare of world publicity from day one, as soon as the police knocked on the door. This is something that needs to be looked at.' He denied claims that there is a culture of low-level sexual abuse within Parliament, saying: 'There is a narrative that has been put out there, and people are spreading this narrative, but it's completely wrong.'
Walking free: The former Deputy Speaker has accused prosecutors of cobbling together a weak case
Mr Evans revealed that he would not seek to regain his position as Deputy Speaker, which he resigned last year after being charged with assault, and said he would focus on fighting for reforms to allow acquitted defendants to reclaim their legal costs. 'I've got a voice, and there are a lot of people who've equally gone through the mill and don't have the voice that I have,' he told Today. 'People who are wrongly accused and been put through the mill, they need proper representation. But at the end of it all, when they're acquitted they're told, "You're not going to get a single penny back." That has got to be wrong.' He told ITV's Daybreak that in light of his experiences, he opposes the cuts to legal aid made by the Coalition Government.
Claims: In the wake of the case, allegations have emerged of a culture of sexual abuse in Parliament
'I see things through the prism of having gone through sheer hell for 11 months,' Mr Evans said. 'I believe people who are dragged through the courts, who are acquitted, should get a reasonable legal cost back.' The MP suggested that the Crown Prosecution Service had become over-zealous in pursuing sex abuse claims after failing to charge Jimmy Savile with paedophilia. 'The balance probably went too far in one way and now it seems to have gone too far the other way - that there is almost this we-better-charge-just-in-case - and it does seem to be unfair,' he said. Mr Evans said he had received more than 1,000 messages of support and he was 'heartened' by Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks after the verdict, in which he hinted that the MP will be brought back into the Tory fold.
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Yet another one!! This deals with the attempt by women professors to redefine the definition of rape to include sexual innuendos, wolf whistling and 'ogling'. This is the level of lunacy that has come about from the attempts to turn women into an subject for academic analysis.
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Ooh, that's going to leave a mark.