Opinion 2018 Non-Crows Discussion Thread

[FAITH]

Because no man would ever complain about that.

Hopefully someday men will feel comfortable to, like this girl against spp.

 

[ams4crows]

Its funny when the girls decide to use the mens loo's. Always in two's and always giggling.

At my high school there were urinals in the girls toilets.... because 20 years before it was an all boys school.

Some girls complained because girls would use them and it just wasnt something 13-17 year old girls were prepared to see......and they got boarded up.

 

[WetCrow1991]

Please think about what you wrote. If you witness abuse of any kind and do not report it is also a criminal offence. In some states and territories

I doubt there is any risk of Faith committing a criminal offence in this instance.

 

[jo172]

At my high school there were urinals in the girls toilets.... because 20 years before it was an all boys school.

Some girls complained because girls would use them and it just wasnt something 13-17 year old girls were prepared to see......and they got boarded up.

Well this thread has certainly taken a turn I didn't see coming.

 

[GROTTO]

Well this thread has certainly taken a turn I didn't see coming.

Clean up Aisle 5.

 

[conVINCEd]

Anyways...

I’m still flabagasted that Rance escaped without a suspension after trying to decapitate Bruest.

Incredibly dangerous and he gets a nothing fine.

 

[WetCrow1991]

Men are victims too, generally of other men though. Women are much less likely to be the perpetrators of violence whether it be of a sexual nature or not and the data supports this. People also need to remember that context is important, like the context of the power relationship between the victim and the perpetrator for instance.

Sort of related:

I walk down the street I'm not expecting or worrying about being bothered by random people I don't know (unless I'm wearing something 'flamboyant') who for some reason feel entitled to my attention, but that is an experience females have daily.

 

[GROTTO]

Anyways...

I’m still flabagasted that Rance escaped without a suspension after trying to decapitate Bruest.

Incredibly dangerous and he gets a nothing fine.

Yes.

Its deliberate action to hurt the player.

 

[Roovolution]

Not that any of this is funny.
Today on SEN is Port Adelaide membership day, so far I’ve heard about 5 players or officials interviewed to drive memberships and they’re being asked about Pickled Pear’s big night out. Rohan Connelly was interviewing Chris Davies and went as far to bring up transgressions by other players in recent years and suggested that it’s quite a concern for the club.
The Kochmaster and Thomas must be livid.

Yep SPP has completely f***** his own club. A PR disaster or the highest order. Kochie would have steam bellowing from that chrome dome like it was -41 degrees.

 

[Geoffa32]

I wonder if any other Port player was with SPP.

The alleged victim said one of SPP's party said "Do you know who we are".

Either another Port player or a hanger on claiming celebrity status (albeit minor) by virtue of hanging with SPP?

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[Sucka4Love]

He's not allowed to sexually assault anyone for a month

Post of the year Hahahahahahahaha I’m dead

 

[MRB37]

I guess with Kochie on the SPP thing, I don't understand how he could balls it up. Like, it's not hard to say "Sexual misconduct of any sort is not tolerated at this football club, but until the police and internal investigations are completed it's not something we can comment on publicly".

But I guess then you'd be drawing a line in the sand, which is something they seem hesitant to do.

 

[Doc_]

I wonder if any other Port player was with SPP.

The alleged victim said one of SPP's party said "Do you know who we are".

Either another Port player or a hanger on claiming celebrity status (albeit minor) by virtue of hanging with SPP?

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Not the brightest thing to say in that situation.

 

[GROTTO]

I guess with Kochie on the SPP thing, I don't understand how he could balls it up. Like, it's not hard to say "Sexual misconduct of any sort is not tolerated at this football club, but until the police and internal investigations are completed it's not something we can comment on publicly".

But I guess then you'd be drawing a line in the sand, which is something they seem hesitant to do.

+1

Please stop posting you're embarrassing the PAFC. In 2 minutes you wrote a better statement than Koch head.

 

[hey shorty]

Men are victims too, generally of other men though. Women are much less likely to be the perpetrators of violence whether it be of a sexual nature or not and the data supports this. People also need to remember that context is important, like the context of the power relationship between the victim and the perpetrator for instance.

Sort of related:

I walk down the street I'm not expecting or worrying about being bothered by random people I don't know (unless I'm wearing something 'flamboyant') who for some reason feel entitled to my attention, but that is an experience females have daily.

Not to make light of anything but my wife beats me up in her sleep all the time.

I'm in constant fear of that crazy woman

 

[WetCrow1991]

Not to make light of anything but my wife beats me up in her sleep all the time.

I'm in constant fear of that crazy woman

Are you sure she is asleep?

 

[CrowinNT]

Clean up Aisle 5.

Looks like a Cyclone Warning silly rush

 

[hey shorty]

Are you sure she is asleep?

She rambles more when she's asleep

 

[jenny61_99]

Would you feel the same way if an aflw player did this to a man?

Abso****inglutely.

 

[chazwazza]

She rambles more when she's asleep

I think you should consider some other possibilities.

 

[chazwazza]

I guess with Kochie on the SPP thing, I don't understand how he could balls it up. Like, it's not hard to say "Sexual misconduct of any sort is not tolerated at this football club, but until the police and internal investigations are completed it's not something we can comment on publicly".

But I guess then you'd be drawing a line in the sand, which is something they seem hesitant to do.

After two years of AFL women’s teams you’d think they’d take a stronger stance even if it’s just something like you posted.

 

[FR0GGY]

Abso*******lutely.

Didn’t it happen this year in the AFLW?

 

[Ramify]

Men are victims too, generally of other men though. Women are much less likely to be the perpetrators of violence whether it be of a sexual nature or not and the data supports this. People also need to remember that context is important, like the context of the power relationship between the victim and the perpetrator for instance.

Sort of related:

I walk down the street I'm not expecting or worrying about being bothered by random people I don't know (unless I'm wearing something 'flamboyant') who for some reason feel entitled to my attention, but that is an experience females have daily.

Yeah I think that is a total load of BS.

I think woman are just as likely to be violent toward men, you just dont hear about it for a number of reasons.

 

[Slippery Pete]

Didn’t it happen this year in the AFLW?

Shhhhh that doesn’t fit the narrative

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

I wonder if any other Port player was with SPP.

The alleged victim said one of SPP's party said "Do you know who we are".

Either another Port player or a hanger on claiming celebrity status (albeit minor) by virtue of hanging with SPP?