Amused
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- Apr 14, 2001
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Nothing nonconsensual happened. There is no rape here. No sexual contact at all, as a matter of fact. Not to mention that legally there is no such thing and consensual sex between a minor and an adult.
That fact alone makes your hypocrisy between the teacher cases and this case so painfully obvious, that your objections are laughable to read. He talks dirty and you want to hang him. The teachers fsck the brains out of their students and you high five them and wink to your friends about unlived childhood fantasies. Pure hypocrisy.
I am not defending him. I could not have made that any more clear if I tried. That you try to pull that out of your ass is nothing short of amazing.
For the umpteenth time: What he did was immoral and unethical and he was right to resign.
That you still think the responsibility of a teacher for their children is somehow any less than a congressman for his page simply magnifies your hypocrisy to a point of pure absurdity.
Make a numbered list of who people trust their kids to, and teacher will fall right below family at the top of the list. Congressmen will be way down on the list.
Finally, I have no affinity for Republicans. I could never have made that more clear in my posts. Funny how now I'm a Republican partisan simply because I point out the partisan witch hunt in this case. And that's just what it is: A partisan, homophobic witch hunt cloaked in the moral outrage over some dirty words from a man to a male teenager... while female teachers who fsck their male students are worthy of little more than a wink and a smile.
So go on... keep denying the obvious. Any objective person can see right through your hypocrisy.
That fact alone makes your hypocrisy between the teacher cases and this case so painfully obvious, that your objections are laughable to read. He talks dirty and you want to hang him. The teachers fsck the brains out of their students and you high five them and wink to your friends about unlived childhood fantasies. Pure hypocrisy.
I am not defending him. I could not have made that any more clear if I tried. That you try to pull that out of your ass is nothing short of amazing.
For the umpteenth time: What he did was immoral and unethical and he was right to resign.
That you still think the responsibility of a teacher for their children is somehow any less than a congressman for his page simply magnifies your hypocrisy to a point of pure absurdity.
Make a numbered list of who people trust their kids to, and teacher will fall right below family at the top of the list. Congressmen will be way down on the list.
Finally, I have no affinity for Republicans. I could never have made that more clear in my posts. Funny how now I'm a Republican partisan simply because I point out the partisan witch hunt in this case. And that's just what it is: A partisan, homophobic witch hunt cloaked in the moral outrage over some dirty words from a man to a male teenager... while female teachers who fsck their male students are worthy of little more than a wink and a smile.
So go on... keep denying the obvious. Any objective person can see right through your hypocrisy.
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