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Club condemns Adelaide Crows player for allegedly sharing an image of a woman without permission

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Dunno, I reckon you might be expecting the AFL to have some kind of consistency between the sanctions they hand out and the punishment under the law. Which is... logical of course, but also nothing close to reality.

Cos you know, the punishment under the law should scale with severity of the harm done, whereas punishment under the AFL scales with how much the media is jumping up and down about any given thing.
Nah, with the respect for woman stance the AFL has taken a hard line on, there is no way on Gods green earth that they would not sanction a player who forwarded on nudes of a woman to another player, without her permission.
The thing I find interesting is that every single publication has omitted any reference to nude or intimate, yet everyone on here believes it was.
 
To all the "jeez it's no big deal whats all the fuss about" people ...

Seperate it out:

Do you want our club to denounce this TYPE of behaviour against women? Of course we do. Is this the worst example of said behaviour? That doesn't matter, we are talking about an in-principle decision.

Young men sharing images of a woman without permission - that's a simple ... Don't.

The second incident, same deal. We do not support that type of language about women. Right? Not "try and say it when no-one is listening" or "it happens all the time". If the woman targeted was your mum or daughter or wife or friend ... would you be so lenient on the boys-will-be-boys angle - I wouldn't, so I don't defend it when it's pointed at someone else.
 

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Ooooooooooh. Titillating!

Please, anyone know what was said between the two young males who thought they were having a private conversation, about a female?

Because I reckon this would be the first time any young blokes would ever do anything like this. Sexual, complimentary or disparaging. Don't reckon young guys or old guys for that matter have ever had a private convo involving anything like that.
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To all the "jeez it's no big deal whats all the fuss about" people ...

Seperate it out:

Do you want our club to denounce this TYPE of behaviour against women? Of course we do. Is this the worst example of said behaviour? That doesn't matter, we are talking about an in-principle decision.

Young men sharing images of a woman without permission - that's a simple ... Don't.

The second incident, same deal. We do not support that type of language about women. Right? Not "try and say it when no-one is listening" or "it happens all the time". If the woman targeted was your mum or daughter or wife or friend ... would you be so lenient on the boys-will-be-boys angle - I wouldn't, so I don't defend it when it's pointed at someone else.
If someone said that about my wife within her earshot they'd want to be a fast runner.

But really, I think a lot is being made of not much.
 
I’m just gobsmacked with all the supposed education that these professional players are given that this shit still happens.

Then again, we are talking about footballers so why am I surprised.

Ever met an 18 to 23 year old bloke who spends all day with other 18 to 23 year old blokes?

Quite frankly how rarely this stuff happens is a credit to the industry all things considered.
 
I’m just gobsmacked with all the supposed education that these professional players are given that this shit still happens.

Then again, we are talking about footballers so why am I surprised.
Look, it was a private conversation which was recorded by the "victim" without permission.
This can be spun a lot of ways. It's hardly serious stuff. It may have been a compliment!

What it's not is making unacceptable comments to a woman.
 

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Ever met an 18 to 23 year old bloke who spends all day with other 18 to 23 year old blokes?

Quite frankly how rarely this stuff happens is a credit to the industry all things considered.

Yeh, so you think sharing a pic is acceptable, and I’m not talking about showing the pic either.

I’m not so naive to believe showing or talking about someone doesn’t happen.
 
You didn’t but I’m just amused how all the education seems not to be hitting the mark.
Because its like the road toll.

We all know we shouldn't speed, we all know we shouldn't drink or do drugs and drive, or drive while extremely fatigued.

But there's still people who dont pay attention to the education and warnings we all get.
 
Because its like the road toll.

We all know we shouldn't speed, we all know we shouldn't drink or do drugs and drive, or drive while extremely fatigued.

But there's still people who dont pay attention to the education and warnings we all get.

I'd also tend to suspect that incidence of this behaviour is far less in the AFL than in the general community of males aged 18-25.

It is getting through, it's just never going to have a 100% strike rate
 
You are making the mistake of thinking "pursue the matter further" means proceed to prosecute.
SAPOL investigate everything that comes their way.
Even if there was no nudity, and there was a matter brought before them by the biggest AFL club in the state, they would speak to all parties, as it could be harassment, stalking, whatever.

No, you’re making the mistake of ignoring that it was at the request of the victim that this was not pursued further.

Meaning that you can’t read anything in to what the police did or did not do.

What you can read in to is the fact that the club felt the need to put out a public statement condemning what happened. Why would they do that for a player sending a clothed and non sexual image?
 

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Nah, with the respect for woman stance the AFL has taken a hard line on, there is no way on Gods green earth that they would not sanction a player who forwarded on nudes of a woman to another player, without her permission.
The thing I find interesting is that every single publication has omitted any reference to nude or intimate, yet everyone on here believes it was.

A - It would be extremely inappropriate for any organisation to ignore the wishes of a victim in such circumstances.

B - The AFL has shown time and again they are more than happy to sweep anything under the carpet if they think they can get away with it.
 

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