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YesI wasn't able to read the article, so this is a dead story?
NoIf it's a current best 22 player we might see a late change tomorrow?
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More whether we have refused to pkay one of our players because of this incident & held them back in the sanfl?No
It was dealt with months ago
Guess we can rule out Tex thenIf it's a current best 22 player we might see a late change tomorrow?
It’s hard to form a view without access to the image. If anyone has it, PM me so I can engage appropriately.
Seriously though, I find this whole issue somewhat hard to comprehend. I get that abusing that trust is distasteful, but unless the images were taken without authority, surely the authoriser shares culpability. We have enough laws, why do we have to protect people from their own conscious and agreed actions? If you don’t want nude photos of yourself being circulated, don’t authorise them being taken in the first place.
How infuriatingly dumb are people these days?
New current number 9 and former number 25??
That would be photos of Nicks, Roo, Silvers and Olsen in a hot tub!I thought Murph was the only one at the club with photos?
You don't know whether the photo of the woman was authorised or taken with her permission, though.
I don't know if the law is different for authorised or unauthorised photos. I suspect it's not.
I think it's "relatively" safe to assume she was ok with it being taken.... but not sharedYou don't know whether the photo of the woman was authorised or taken with her permission, though.
I don't know if the law is different for authorised or unauthorised photos. I suspect it's not.
If it's in black and white, it's art. If it's in colour, there's a problem.What is the actual law? If a person consents to a sexual type image being taken, is it illegal to show others? Is there a context requirement or is it black and white?
Victim appropriate support ……..$$$
Conspiracy theory injury?WOW
You could be on the money there, didn't they go halves and buy hobby farm or something? There's definitely a close link between them
YepIt’s hard to form a view without access to the image. If anyone has it, PM me so I can engage appropriately.
Seriously though, I find this whole issue somewhat hard to comprehend. I get that abusing that trust is distasteful, but unless the images were taken without authority, surely the authoriser shares culpability. We have enough laws, why do we have to protect people from their own conscious and agreed actions? If you don’t want nude photos of yourself being circulated, don’t authorise them being taken in the first place.
How infuriatingly dumb are people these days?
Yep
When I take and send a dick pick, I do so knowing the recipient may at any point in time forward it on to someone else.
In fact I expect it to happen.
I don't see the word "victim" as applying to anyone in this.Didn't take long for this thread to go to victim blaming....heck
Surely Ned wouldn’t rat out a mate and business partner.WOW
You could be on the money there, didn't they go halves and buy hobby farm or something? There's definitely a close link between them
The way I look at it, if it was a nude photo the media would be using words more than just a photo.Yeah, nah, I'm guessing said lady might not be complaining if it was just a 'family snap'.
It’s hard to form a view without access to the image. If anyone has it, PM me so I can engage appropriately.
Seriously though, I find this whole issue somewhat hard to comprehend. I get that abusing that trust is distasteful, but unless the images were taken without authority, surely the authoriser shares culpability. We have enough laws, why do we have to protect people from their own conscious and agreed actions? If you don’t want nude photos of yourself being circulated, don’t authorise them being taken in the first place.
How infuriatingly dumb are people these days?
They would actually be dragging themselves through the mud, though.Mate... I think it's pretty reasonable to expect that people won't share your nude/explicit images around with other people without your consent. Agreeing to send raunchy selfies to someone doesn't authorise them to circulate those images, and there are laws about that very thing for a reason.
In any event, sounds like it's a dead story at this point. Hopefully the players learn their lesson. In this case it sounds like the woman involved just wants the whole thing to go away, but in another case the victim would be well within their rights to drag the player and the club through the mud.