Faaaarrkkk...... (Sex media beat-up thread)
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Given the growing list, and seemingly short space of time, I think any questions of reputation for the girl are now simply academic.St. Luke wrote:Perhaps it could have been handled a hell of a lot better, God forbid simply for the girl and her reputation
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I think its shameful how the media jump on to the first sniff of something and plaster it all over the paper as a “sex scandalâ€plugger66 wrote:St. Luke wrote:Saintsfan wrote:plugger66 wrote:St. Luke wrote:plugger66 wrote:Why is that?St. Luke wrote:The media should have a front page apology to the players in my opinion. Good thing they don't run horse races, they'd shoot the animals first in anticipation that they going to break a leg. Just shameful how they carry on!
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I think its shameful how the media jump on to the first sniff of something and plaster it all over the paper as a “sex scandalâ€Thinline wrote:plugger66 wrote:St. Luke wrote:Saintsfan wrote:plugger66 wrote:St. Luke wrote:plugger66 wrote:Why is that?St. Luke wrote:The media should have a front page apology to the players in my opinion. Good thing they don't run horse races, they'd shoot the animals first in anticipation that they going to break a leg. Just shameful how they carry on!
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It's nobody's business... how many people on here would like their private 'exploits' divulged on the front page of the paper?True Believer wrote:Given the growing list, and seemingly short space of time, I think any questions of reputation for the girl are now simply academic.St. Luke wrote:Perhaps it could have been handled a hell of a lot better, God forbid simply for the girl and her reputation
The school principal should have at least sought to serve the best interests of her student... it's not hard to argue that she did not.
That is 100% right. The principal has a lot of apologising to do IMO.markp wrote:It's nobody's business... how many people on here would like their private 'exploits' divulged on the front page of the paper?True Believer wrote:Given the growing list, and seemingly short space of time, I think any questions of reputation for the girl are now simply academic.St. Luke wrote:Perhaps it could have been handled a hell of a lot better, God forbid simply for the girl and her reputation
The school principal should have at least sought to serve the best interests of her student... it's not hard to argue that she did not.
I think its shameful how the media jump on to the first sniff of something and plaster it all over the paper as a “sex scandalâ€plugger66 wrote:St. Luke wrote:plugger66 wrote:Why is that?St. Luke wrote:The media should have a front page apology to the players in my opinion. Good thing they don't run horse races, they'd shoot the animals first in anticipation that they going to break a leg. Just shameful how they carry on!
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Surely it is a bit of both isn't it?
The media ran with it to sensationalize it, and made a story out of it even though all the facts were not apparent.
The DHS and the principal should have a duty of care to the student, which clearly has gotten lost somewhere along the way. Whose fault that is will not doubt be revealed at some later stage.
I am not sure how any of us can have a strong opinion on who is right or wrong when we still do not have all of the facts.
Even so, I think it is actually quite sad that this has entered the public domain and is now a gossip topic. This involved peoples lives and it sounds like in all cases they already have enough to deal with.
Seems that "breaking a story" when it comes to footy and sex is all that matters, be it right or wrong, damaging or not. Probably more to do with societies need for gossip than anything else. Ethics in sports media have been deteriorating steadily for quite some time! I think I will read less and just watch the games...
The media ran with it to sensationalize it, and made a story out of it even though all the facts were not apparent.
The DHS and the principal should have a duty of care to the student, which clearly has gotten lost somewhere along the way. Whose fault that is will not doubt be revealed at some later stage.
I am not sure how any of us can have a strong opinion on who is right or wrong when we still do not have all of the facts.
Even so, I think it is actually quite sad that this has entered the public domain and is now a gossip topic. This involved peoples lives and it sounds like in all cases they already have enough to deal with.
Seems that "breaking a story" when it comes to footy and sex is all that matters, be it right or wrong, damaging or not. Probably more to do with societies need for gossip than anything else. Ethics in sports media have been deteriorating steadily for quite some time! I think I will read less and just watch the games...
"She was 16 (at the time of the encounters). No criminal offence has been committed," the spokeswoman said.'SainterK wrote:http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/t ... 5871765703Mr Magic wrote:Ricky Nixon has apparently demanded a public apology from a Frankston Principal over 'the unfounded allegations that have slandered 2 young footballers'
and the appalling ignorance of some posters on here yesterday about the laws concerning under age sex and THEN trying to link in virgins..... had to be seen to be believed.......ffs......
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It may be cheap and nasty journalism, but I reckon once it's being officially investigated by police and they get a whiff of it, you have to accept it's fair game for the media to report it as such, without naming names.
From what we are hearing, it seems to me the Principal reported something that didn't happen (which could have been easily verified), and she must've known was a massive 'story'.
From what we are hearing, it seems to me the Principal reported something that didn't happen (which could have been easily verified), and she must've known was a massive 'story'.
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I've always found this view on males v females interesting. If a bloke goes out and beds down 10 birds he's a stud, if a girl does it she's a sl*t. Go figure.True Believer wrote:Given the growing list, and seemingly short space of time, I think any questions of reputation for the girl are now simply academic.St. Luke wrote:Perhaps it could have been handled a hell of a lot better, God forbid simply for the girl and her reputation
I'd like to think she's just a bit of a party fiend What I wouldn't do to have a raging orgy with the Melbourne Vixens
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Do what I do, don't buy the thing, the 1/2 hour you get back will be put to better use, and you miss no footy info....Mr Magic wrote:So how does it explain the treatment this story received in the Hun today (double page spread on pgs 4-5) with headlines about St Kilda/Sex and yet still no mention of Collingwood?
If the story has moved on from the tenuous (and completely wrong) link to 'School Clinics' and now centres on a teenage girl being pregnant, why still no mention of a Collingwood player?
Is the Hun stating, by omission, that no other person could possibly be the father of this unborn child?
How do they know that?
They've had no problem in identifying the Club the 2 Saints players are from, even after the tenuous link to an AFL scandal has proven to be false.
Why not the other player(s)?
And why no identification of the School?
Surely one could argue that,
if it's in the 'public interest' to warn of 'predatory AFL players' it's also in the 'public interest' to warn of girls seemingly bent on 'trapping' young men into unwanted fatherhood?
(I'm certainly not advocating this but merely raise it as a debating issue)
In today's age, playing 'russian roulette' with unprotected sex is an issue for both males and females?
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The 'information' you describe was unsubstantiated gossip that could have been substantiated with a few very simple actions on the part of a journo who wasn't blinkered by the simple economics of a media frenzy.plugger66 wrote: That is just crap. They were told information from a government official. It is there job to pass it on to their boss who inturn decided the public should know. It is clearly the Principal or government official fault or even the girl.
Backing this up is the manager of one of the players who hasnt requested an apology from the media but the principal and Ricky Nixon isnt scared to have a go at the media if warranted.
Some people need to get the blinkers off and see who the real villains are here but of course when our club is wronged it is media's fault.
Leaving aside any moral judgments about what constitutes acceptable sexual practice the people wronged are variously the players, the girl, the child to be and the families of all concerned.
Any other viewpoint is plainly mischievous.
I don't care if it was Port Adelaide or North Melbourne or whoever involved. The whole thing was entirely and properly avoidable.
You're simply taking the piss.
IMO.
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Surely your the one taking the piss. Victoria police were notified as were a couple of welfare departments. Once that happens it is public news whatever way you look at it. Or do the media wait for guilt or innocence before other people in the public hear about it. If that is the case we should never have heard about AL until charges were laid. This is the real world, not some fantasy land.Thinline wrote:The 'information' you describe was unsubstantiated gossip that could have been substantiated with a few very simple actions on the part of a journo who wasn't blinkered by the simple economics of a media frenzy.plugger66 wrote: That is just crap. They were told information from a government official. It is there job to pass it on to their boss who inturn decided the public should know. It is clearly the Principal or government official fault or even the girl.
Backing this up is the manager of one of the players who hasnt requested an apology from the media but the principal and Ricky Nixon isnt scared to have a go at the media if warranted.
Some people need to get the blinkers off and see who the real villains are here but of course when our club is wronged it is media's fault.
Leaving aside any moral judgments about what constitutes acceptable sexual practice the people wronged are variously the players, the girl, the child to be and the families of all concerned.
Any other viewpoint is plainly mischievous.
I don't care if it was Port Adelaide or North Melbourne or whoever involved. The whole thing was entirely and properly avoidable.
You're simply taking the piss.
IMO.
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I desperately hope not. This girl is underage for God's sake - can't she and the players involved be left to sort in out in private?mordi wrote:Email circulating which purports to show the girl in question at Swans game.... Give it to midday tomorrow and you will get it, these things have a way of growing!
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The photograph is purportedly from her own facebook page.suss wrote:I desperately hope not. This girl is underage for God's sake - can't she and the players involved be left to sort in out in private?mordi wrote:Email circulating which purports to show the girl in question at Swans game.... Give it to midday tomorrow and you will get it, these things have a way of growing!
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I've seen a supposed pic too, and I agree....Mr Magic wrote:I've seen it and I'm not surprized the players thought she was 18+ years old.mordi wrote:Email circulating which purports to show the girl in question at Swans game.... Give it to midday tomorrow and you will get it, these things have a way of growing!
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was incredible. im pretty sure the word "virgin" does not exist on any legal books outside maybe saudi arabia. im also sure it has NEVER appeared on an australia book.stinger wrote:"She was 16 (at the time of the encounters). No criminal offence has been committed," the spokeswoman said.'SainterK wrote:http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/t ... 5871765703Mr Magic wrote:Ricky Nixon has apparently demanded a public apology from a Frankston Principal over 'the unfounded allegations that have slandered 2 young footballers'
and the appalling ignorance of some posters on here yesterday about the laws concerning under age sex and THEN trying to link in virgins..... had to be seen to be believed.......ffs......
if the "virgin" rule was in place. it would mean every single person having sex between 16 and 18 would be breaking the law and subject to criminal charges ( so thats a lot of law breakers) . and the law would be saying "thou shalt remain a virgin until the is 18".
clearly ridiculous proposition.
Con Gorozidis wrote:was incredible. im pretty sure the word "virgin" does not exist on any legal books outside maybe saudi arabia. im also sure it has NEVER appeared on an australia book.stinger wrote:"She was 16 (at the time of the encounters). No criminal offence has been committed," the spokeswoman said.'SainterK wrote:http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/t ... 5871765703Mr Magic wrote:Ricky Nixon has apparently demanded a public apology from a Frankston Principal over 'the unfounded allegations that have slandered 2 young footballers'
and the appalling ignorance of some posters on here yesterday about the laws concerning under age sex and THEN trying to link in virgins..... had to be seen to be believed.......ffs......
if the "virgin" rule was in place. it would mean every single person having sex between 16 and 18 would be breaking the law and subject to criminal charges ( so thats a lot of law breakers) . and the law would be saying "thou shalt remain a virgin until the is 18".
clearly ridiculous proposition.
yep.......and the posters pedaling that garbage should have the decency to apologise for posting crap....or have the common sense to simply fade away......
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It is interesting that in 30 odd years sine the so called sexual revolution this has not changed, everyone says we have an equal society but yesterday showed that the young woman concerned was demonised.St. Luke wrote:I've always found this view on males v females interesting. If a bloke goes out and beds down 10 birds he's a stud, if a girl does it she's a sl*t. Go figure.True Believer wrote:Given the growing list, and seemingly short space of time, I think any questions of reputation for the girl are now simply academic.St. Luke wrote:Perhaps it could have been handled a hell of a lot better, God forbid simply for the girl and her reputation
I'd like to think she's just a bit of a party fiend What I wouldn't do to have a raging orgy with the Melbourne Vixens
I was talking to some youth workers today about this and only hope as I said yesterday that young people who read this story learnt something from it. Young people will always have sex it is normal to do so but for goodness sake use protection if you do not want to get pregnant.
That is disgusting I hope if anyone gets it they delete it and do not forward it, this young woman has been thorugh enough.mordi wrote:Email circulating which purports to show the girl in question at Swans game.... Give it to midday tomorrow and you will get it, these things have a way of growing!
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Pregnancy is not the only issue here.St Michele wrote:It is interesting that in 30 odd years sine the so called sexual revolution this has not changed, everyone says we have an equal society but yesterday showed that the young woman concerned was demonised.St. Luke wrote:I've always found this view on males v females interesting. If a bloke goes out and beds down 10 birds he's a stud, if a girl does it she's a sl*t. Go figure.True Believer wrote:Given the growing list, and seemingly short space of time, I think any questions of reputation for the girl are now simply academic.St. Luke wrote:Perhaps it could have been handled a hell of a lot better, God forbid simply for the girl and her reputation
I'd like to think she's just a bit of a party fiend What I wouldn't do to have a raging orgy with the Melbourne Vixens
I was talking to some youth workers today about this and only hope as I said yesterday that young people who read this story learnt something from it. Young people will always have sex it is normal to do so but for goodness sake use protection if you do not want to get pregnant.
STDs/AIDS are of equal if not greater concern.
If anybody is sexually active with multiple partners it doesn't make sense to have unprotected sex.