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Just a reminder not to cross the line, BF does have rules we all abide by regarding mental health issues and unacceptable comments and jokes. Feel free to discuss any topic reasonably but please think before you post.
And please stick to the topic only.
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juss said:
You'd be surprised how easy some people are. And that's their right, nothing wrong with just enjoying yourself and being sexually loose.

As has been said before, of the many he sends there would be a certain percentage of women who like what they see or like the profile and would be happy to reciprocate.

This sh*t happens all the time, very rarely gets reported. It's only in the spotlight because of his profile. The world is full of weirdos who don't have respect, but they get what they want enough for it to work out.

At best Patton has damaged his reputation, at worst he gets sacked (wont happen).
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Yeah I get that. Just not sure where the dick pic comes into it. If they're easy - they're easy. Surely a picture of your bell end isn't what seals the deal?
 
juss said:
This much is true. For every Jon Patton in the AFL there is 100 regular nobodies on Tinder or other platforms spamming dick pics or asking for nudes.
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That's why some reasonably high profile public figures will be needed to start the conversation and effect some change
 
Lavender Bushranger said:
Again, not judging...but what is the point of the random dick pic?

Does it give the guy a thrill by sending it? If so, why?

Or is it designed to entice the chick into wanting to hook up or something?
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Probably used by guys who have absolutely no game, or even personality, whatsoever.

“Duh huh look at my dick...does it make you want to put it in your vagina?” is literally all they’ve got...
 
Len Smith Medallist said:
I think you've got the wrong end of the stick if you think this is about over-reaction by 'woke' leftists. It is definitely about inappropriate behaviour with the potential to cause trauma by someone who should know better. While responsibility is primarily with the bloke concerned, there is also responsibility on the part of the AFL and clubs to ensure that their staff get the message that this is not on.
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Trauma?

Oh FFS. That's kind of offensive.

The starting point should be:

1. Has a crime been committed?
2. Has he been charged by police?

If the answer is no then I think the tone of judgment should be turned down.
 

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jwikked said:
I love the idea that this idiot gets 1 step away from sealing the deal, but ruins everything by asking if they want to be paid. What a moron
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To be fair, she is an OnlyFans performer if that's the messages from that Elle Coonan girl. So asking if she'd be getting paid actually wasn't the stupidest thing he's done.
 
MisterMarcus said:
Probably used by guys who have absolutely no game, or even personality, whatsoever.

“Duh huh look at my dick...does it make you want to put it in your vagina?” is literally all they’ve got...
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Agree with this. It’s something weird creepy guys do or guys with massive egos and think they are gods gift. Either way it’s truly a tool move.
 
CheapCharlie said:
That's why some reasonably high profile public figures will be needed to start the conversation and effect some change
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You new to the internet? It won't ever change. Especially when some of the time the recipients don't even care/ enjoy it. I'm not saying it's a good thing to do spamming dick picks to everyone, but I can tell you it won't change.
 
WillHayward said:
Trauma?

Oh FFS. That's kind of offensive.

The starting point should be:

1. Has a crime been committed?
2. Has he been charged by police?

If the answer is no then I think the tone of judgment should be turned down.
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That's a fairly short list to guide ethical behaviour. Who are you or I to judge the level of impact on any individual. My point was not to judge Patton but to wonder why so many are leaping to defend him. Is this really the battle you want to be known for fighting?

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Not sure if it's harassment per se unless he continues to send to the same girl who has specifically told him to f off however how dumb do you have to be to do it as a professional sportsman under your own name via social media. Hopefully there's a loophole we can get rid of him and clear the salary cap money haha
 
Stratton_Gun said:
Not sure if it's harassment per se unless he continues to send to the same girl who has specifically told him to f off however how dumb do you have to be to do it as a professional sportsman under your own name via social media. Hopefully there's a loophole we can get rid of him and clear the salary cap money haha
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You can't walk down the street randomly flashing women so why is it ok to do online?

Hint: it's not
 
Just because his mental issues are of his own doing and actions doesn’t mean they aren’t real. He may not be deserving of sympathy but staring down the prospect of losing your career and having the public see embarrassing and inappropriate messages you sent privately would obviously have an affect anyone in that situation.
 

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In the Thirds said:
Just saw the news Patton, seeking help for metal health issues, well that was a surprise, not. Wondered how long that would take.
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If you actually knew his and his family history,, maybe you'd think differently.

He has several family members with chronic mental health issues, including one who has recently been on 72 hour watch in hospital.
He has had mental health issues which he's on record about when he was at Gws.

Having your name plastered around as being the second coming of Satan will affect anyone. He hasn't held a press conference, he is in hospital
 
Len Smith Medallist said:
That's a fairly short list to guide ethical behaviour. Who are you or I to judge the level of impact on any individual. My point was not to judge Patton but to wonder why so many are leaping to defend him. Is this really the battle you want to be known for fighting?

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I agree there's probably a very minute set of individuals who might find it deeply distressing.

Most of the comments so far I've read the women found it weird, uncomfortable, awkward, maybe gross. Probably not the ones that have kept the photos for years to show their friends or leak on the internet though. I doubt that constitutes trauma.

Gross, grubby thing to do when its not welcome, but its on a scale of offences and its not like he bashed or fondled 100 women.

FWIW if there's a fine for this under our legal system or he gets sacked for breaking club protocol, all good. He shouldn't be doing that.
 
And bang on cue, the mental health card is played to try and shut up the media.

The AFL use mental health as an excuse to silence the media. This isnt mental health, its the AFL trying to do damage control, AFL only see mental as a useful tool for damage limitation like the dodgy corrupt organisation they are.
 
TheExtractorFactor said:
Just because his mental issues are of his own doing and actions doesn’t mean they aren’t real. He may not be deserving of sympathy but staring down the prospect of losing your career and having the public see embarrassing and inappropriate messages you sent privately would obviously have an affect anyone in that situation.
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Often it is not until facing court that a criminal understands what they have done.
Deviant behaviour also is not acknowledged by the perpetrator until they are confronted with the realities of it, he will have to take responsibility for it and it will follow him for life but will be something he will probably need to seek psychiatric treatment for.
 

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