Women just can't help themselves can they, they always have to be the victim. Can't even celebrate winning the WC without somehow making it about how men=bad.
He kissed her in a moment of jubilation, men kiss other men all the time in the same situation yet you never here a man saying he's been homosexually assaulted.
Besides I've seen the woman in question, she's no looker she should be so lucky tbh.
Originally Posted by The Wengerbabies
Ah from one extreme to the other
I don’t know if you’re trolling, or if you’re actually the kind of person to flash a woman and when she gets upset say “I don’t know why you’re complaining, better than anything you’re likely to get”
Do men lip kiss each other in celebration? Can’t say it’s something I’ve noticed
you obviously don't go to the same bars as LDG...
I should certainly hope not, and not just because I don’t like the guyyou obviously don't go to the same bars as LDG...
Although it is mainly that
Rubiales quits, about time too: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66637879
Oh and for those on here who said the player wasn't that bothered: "Hermoso, 33, said the kiss after Spain beat England was not consensual and she filed a legal complaint last Tuesday."
Who said that? I don't think anyone on here did.
I think we all agree that he shouldn't have done it. But calling it "sexual assault", saying he "forced himself on her". This language isn't helpful.
There's a case for him to be sacked, although personally I think that's a bit of an over-reaction - he got caught up in the moment, he didn't grope her or worse.
The level of furore was been ridiculous, it's actually become "the story" and somewhat overshadowed the fact they actually won the World Cup.
Sacking the manager is ridiculous - although it sounds like he should have been sacked anyway for other reasons, they just used this as an excuse to boot him out the door.
HCZ said it for oneWho said that? I don't think anyone on here did.
in his post on p11 he says:
"What I like is that the only person who has taken a moderate stance on this is Jenni Hermoso herself."
Personally, this seems like a mountain out of a molehill for me - although I understand that it speaks to a bigger issue of mysogyny.Who said that? I don't think anyone on here did.
I think we all agree that he shouldn't have done it. But calling it "sexual assault", saying he "forced himself on her". This language isn't helpful.
There's a case for him to be sacked, although personally I think that's a bit of an over-reaction - he got caught up in the moment, he didn't grope her or worse.
The level of furore was been ridiculous, it's actually become "the story" and somewhat overshadowed the fact they actually won the World Cup.
Sacking the manager is ridiculous - although it sounds like he should have been sacked anyway for other reasons, they just used this as an excuse to boot him out the door.
Rubiales' stupidity was doubling down. Had he made a full and sincere apology - 'I got caught up in the moment etc and I accept that my actions were inappropriate and unwanted' then I think he would probably still be in a job.
Putting the laughter back into manslaughter
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